... INSOLVENT COURT, Jan. Henry John Wallack, late Drury-lane Theatre, came before the Court to be discharged under the Act. The insolvent was not opposed,but underwent the following examination by the Learned Chiet Commissioner: Chief Commissioner —So, Mr ...

... addressed a Note t 3 the Duke tie for large or small parties, to be LET, by the Night, at Covent-garden, Drury-lane, and Adelphi. A Box at Drury-lane, for One Guinea. A Box Br.)glie, requiring, a mong o th er t hi ngs, In the name of the at Covent-garden ...

... Wallacb.—Hafanatatbcata«a,Wr. Chief ComMifiioEEE.—Na more arc yau, Mr. Wal. IrdEa Mr. WaUack I to my It net cowiadla at Drury .lane Theatre. Criif CoHMiaitOHEtt.—Wbat la then Mr. Wallaefc.—He lea lafttior officer, appointad by Cap. talaPolhllL Chief O ...

... INSOLVENT DLBTORS* COURT.— Tuesday. Mr. Henry John Walladc, late of Drury- Lane Theatrp, described at. of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, comedian, came up from the King's Bench Prison to take the benefit of the Act. He was not opposed, but underwent ...

... Wallack.—Ke not the stage, sir. Chief Commissioner.—No more are you, Mr. —t - Mr. Wallack,—l mean to say he not a comedian at Drury-lane Theatre. Chief Commissioner. —What is he then ? Mr. Wullack is an inferior officer appointed by Capt. Polbill. Chief Co ...

... to England, not being able to find employment. Daring one of the fittest passages delivered by illacready iii Itzeo, at Drury-lane, the other night, a • ..rorthv member of the House of Commons, sitting in the .iress Loxes, thinking that he was listening ...

... business having been disposed of, the Court broke up. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT—TuEspAy. Mr. Henry John Wallack, late of Drury-lane Theatre, described as of Henrietta-street, Covent-garden comedian, came up from the King's Beach to take the benefit ...

... with musical promises ; Monsieur Cbelard is, it appears, arrived in London superintend the production of his Mettcrnaeht” Drury lane, direct the German operas the tame theatre ; whilst Ouhr, the most ehraud disciplinarian of Germany, expected to direct ...

... o'clock in the Forenoon. Thome, John, Into of Skinner-street, BUhopsgnte, chnndler-shop- keeper. Hyaras, Nathan, late of Drury-lane, lapidary, jeweller, dealer in fancy articles and curiosities. Smith, Isaac, late of No. 4, Tower Royal-court, Watling-street ...

... 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 ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING their Majesties' Servants will perform the Tragedy of MAC SETH. Duncan, Mr. Younge ; Macbeth, Mr. Macready ; Macduff, Ur. Cooper; Hecate, Mr. Bedford ; Lady Macbeth, Miss Phillips. To conclude with the grand Christmas ...

... Hamilton has appointed North Dalrymple, Esq., of Fordel, and Cleland, in Lanarkshire, Deputy Lieu- tenant of that county. Drury Lane Theatre.— The Busy Body was revived at this Theatre last night, and played very effectively, barren as Francis, ('ooperas ...