... duriug the CHrlatmas holiday! leaaf Tl« merits of the piece* produced at the two great AtCoeent the part is (erred; at Drury Lane the harlequinade. The Panoramic rlcwa at the Wter are memioued with much commendation. one of die papers states, know not ...

... second piece of his performance.— Cheltenham Pap-r. regret to find that a new tragedy, by Mr. Seri*, has been returned from Drury-lane. not because the -object not interesting, or that it lias not been well treated by the author, (for in limb tlmae respect* ...

... l li. guts. 11. ber.e. and Taglioni, and a Madame Btocc badate. a snger who i* new ;o c-otnlr*. Mr. W. has “come out at Drury Lane with very go*.d suecess. T*.** pail i lie mad. his debut ,v Ifinut'if an tiet Mnmra Mr, Fields concert at Baris the most ...

... Merry Monarch himself a tavern, where the Royal exchequer was too low to discharge the reckoning ; her final engagement at Drury-lane, and the delivery the prologue in the broad-brimmed hat.— These incidents, believe, are strictly historical, as are nearly ...

... aatnninhing effect. One of the moat pleasing peri.'nuances of the evening wax ob-ie «o|o hy Mr Grattan Cooke, son I*. Cooke, of Drury Lane ; and the rulos, on (he itui'nr piano of the Mesars Schulz ell'dlerl the warmest applana-. have -ly one fault find with ...

... January 28th. and al>o that Ik* has b»-en funonate enoußh to secure the talent of Miss Pill 1.1.1P5, of the Theatre lloval, Drury Lane, and Mr. AUDK, the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. In the course of the ever»:ni{ Mr. Do«hl will sing ** D’ye give it up or ...

... from 10, Sillwood place to i, Brunswick terrace. _ , , , . The O- aiaa. —” The Barlier of Seville” has been produced at Drury lane with new cast of characters and with much success. .Mrs Wood course was the heroine; Wood, the Count; 11. Phillips, the ...

... that the audience were in the wrong ; particularly considering the present precarious state of ail theatrical property. The Drury-lane manager is doing nothing now that his rival at C©vent-garden has not done before, and if the one manager be wrong, surely ...

... de Merit's services being required at the King's Theatre, young lady, named Miss Duff, was brought forward management of Drury-lane, for the purpose of supplying her plate Donnu Anno, in the opera of Don Juan. When she tir.it came on the stage, in the ...

... Litton, and w*r are engaged at C>'V»-ni Garden Malibran a -d a G»*iman troupe (both moitt appromiate. by way. l-»r iuettr* Drury Lane—ami Tagliuni, Tambunni. llubini,&c.at the Italian Opera. rite llaymarket and the English Opera companics both commenced ...

... then assured the iuagist«ates cud bring witnesses to prove that prisoner bought the French watch Mr BUkcwell, Parker-nrect, Drury lane, and that the other was lent him by Molt. Sir D. Scott.—“ you bring Mr Mott here, we shall certainly feel our duty to Veep ...

... Za;npa,” was produced at the rg’s Theatre onFri- I day, and met a favorable reception. Mr Buuo has become the I lessee of Drury Lane; but Capt. i’olhill is one of the securities, lit is presumed he is Captain still, Bunn,in reality, subl altern under his ...