... Countess of Guilford, Lady Scott, Lady Willoughby de Broke, Lord an i Lady Somerset, Ugly Sophia Cust, Sir Gabriel Wood, &c. DRURY-LANE TEATRE —Last night being th e conc l uding H • one of Madame Malibran's engagement, we were attracted to her performance ...

... profes- Ci sionl eertons eary 10,001. romthe imeliefe.t sionl exrtins narlyiOOOt)0. frm te tie ph made his first appearance at Drury-lane theatre, in the gr character of ~Shliylck, utitil ?? final exit at Covent glr Garden.-ffora agr Chtronicl e. gr Yesterday ...

... Knowles Mr. Hughes Mr. Forster Mr, Douchez Mr. Carpue _ -Dunn Mr. Smith - lne Members of the Drury-lane Fund Committee tv, ra oged two by two of the Drury-lane Company a of Covent-garden Theatre (At the head of whom was M. Laporte, arm in arm with Mr. ...

... Knowles Mr. Hughes Ir. Forster Mr. Douchez Mr. Carpue Mr. unn Mr. Smith The Members of the Drury-lane Fund Committee tanged two by two The Gentlemen of the Drury-lane Company The Gentlemen of Covent-garden Theatre (At the head of whom was M, Laporte, arm ...

... men servants were sent out here, the ratl of the.three countries is of no great advantag e to the honest settlers.—Globe. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Last nigh t being the concluding one of Madame Malibran's gagement, We were attracted to her performance in the ...

... AN ORIGINAL IM_\\ BILL 1 lie lollowing was printed at Messina during the lime the l.nghsh were in Sicily ; it beats Drury-Lane hollow :— ■ Theatrical Advice-Mr. \uto.iy Abbate Clarinet Professor 1 the .luniziune Royal Theater i„ tI.U Capital resign to ...

... Compliment to her Majesev. noticed last week the change in the public mind with respect the Puke of Wellington. What happened at Drury lane Theatre Thursday, furnishes another instance of the same kind, quite extraordinary. Her Majesty, on making known her intention ...

... that Kean has received for his professional exertions nearly 100,0001. from the time he made his first appear.. ance at Drury-lane Theatre in the character of Shylock, until his final exit at Covent-garden. Mrs. Carey, the mother of the late Mr. Kean ...

... Douches Mr. Carpue Mr. Dunn Mr. Smith The Members of the Drary*lane Fund Committee, ranged two by two The Gentlemen of the Drury.lane Company, The Gentlemen of Covent-garden Theatre, {At heat) of whom was M. Caporte, arm arm with Mr. Bartley). Gentlemen ...

... estimated that Kean has received for his professional exertions 100,000/., from the time he made his first appearance at Drury-lane Theatre, in the character of sLloch, until his final exit at Covent-garden. Bridge. The following Members of the House of ...

... received for his professionial exertions nearly one hundred thousand piyinds, from the time made his first appearance at Drury-lane theatre iu the character of Shy'uck, until his final exit at Covent garden.—A/oraiap Paper. Immense Oak— The Hereford Times ...

... it, save in fame, which had increased considerably. During the recess which followed Kean's first tri- umphant season at Drury-lane, he accepted an offer to play at Portsmouth. He had then become the great Mr. Kean, travelled in his own chariot, gave splendid ...