... relieved with gold ; the coverlid of point lace over satin. During one of the finest passages delivered by Macready \uIaoo, at Drury-lane, the other night, worthy Member of the House of Commons, sitting the dress boxes, thinking that he was listening to a speech ...

... tragedy of Jane Shore to make her debut before a French audience. A son of the veteran Dn» ton appeared, last week, at Drury. Lane, in the character of Tanect, in The ll’ny to get Married; and was very well received. is described as possessing neat and ...

... assisted in raising the elder Grimaldi to the estimation in which be was held. He' also produced, at C OVent Garden and Drury.Lane, the successful operas of tern ati7ns's Wifej My Spouse and I, Friend Indeed, al- ions In The Lord of the manor, &c. &c ...

... liquor. The female, who passed for his sister, has stated, that, some time since, the deceased applied to Covent-Garden and Drury-lane for engagements, but was not successful. There were some letters relating to this, and other circumstances, but they have ...

... Hertford, and Captain Polhill, the lessee Drury-lane Theatre, under the following singular circumstances; —It appeared that, on Friday evening, Mr. Dancombe. among others, was permitted to behind the scenes of Drury-lane and that while there met with Mr. Westmacott ...

... ending December SI. 188?, is ascertained exceed 47,500#. The Bishop of London has prohibited Ihe performance of plays, at Drury-Lane Theatre, on Wednesdys ond Fridays, during Lent. Miss Fanny Kemble.— The Philadelphia papers, received on Tuesday sen., contain ...

... necessary. Berths secured, and every informa- tion obtained by applying, personally, or by letter, post- paid, to HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-Lane, Liverpool. wil1 he a DIV[Dl':NI. ai;d Payment, b)Y the ExecutorS of the .n MIr. Ranell JL iocic, Of M\Iuira, at the house ...

... necessary. Berths secured, and everv informa tion obtaited, by applying, personally, or by letter, post- paid, to HENRY FOX, 33, Drury-Lane, Liverpool. CANCEiR cu_711119 Or Sores of whatever Descriptio7n. I' HE very reinarhahla cures (if Cancer and Sores, .1 or ...

... is very thin, her cheek-bones being prominent. Her forehead is low, deficient in animation, and her complexion very dark. Drury lane Theatre.— apology was made at this Theatre, Tuesday night, for Mr. Kean, who, in consequence nf having suffered a sudden ...

... ser'are'l 1 miui every informa_ tion obtuiried, by applin;g, persolirl'y or by letter. post. paid, to HENR. ' 1'Y FOI, I, 33, Drury-Lane, LiLerpooL I. I I I ...

... would have gladdened the heart of Colburn and Bentley, and lightened the mighty shelves New Bui and Marlborough Streets. Drury Lane might have dispensed with Moncrief, even though he requires but twenty-four hours notice for a tragedy or farce; and Covent ...

... connected with the establishment of Covent-gaurden, from the same cause. Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wood, mad nmany other members of the Drury lane Company, are also confined to their rooms. The disease, althod'gh9 severe in its character, is of short duration, and has ...