... lest a second failure in London might influence the public mind greatly to my prejudice, in the event of my re- turn from Drury Lane, disgraced as I formerly had been. In due time I was summoned to the rehearsal of ' Isabella.' Who can imagine my terror ...

... well supported. There wvere £200 in the house. I am really so busy, having to play Farren's business until the close of Drury-lane, that I cannot enter more into detail, but I knew your anxiety to hear from me on this occasion, however briefly. Theatre-rooal ...

... state, that, in consequence of - his success in every character which he has sustained, he has been engaged for two years at Drury-lane and Covent. garden. We hope, however, to see him in some of those characters which he has made peculiarly his own, before ...

... made before the Peiry Council by MessrF. Hall and e Cooper, ?? fixm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., siove-manu- e facturers Of Drury-lane, as tending to ?? that the late t fire which has destroyed the two houses of parlianent was I the result of desigv. We think ...

... G. Al. Knipe, -Esq.; and, many ?? Londons T/seatira~s.-Theopeiaing of the winter theatres. is at length fixed ;-~that of Drury-lane for -Wednesday next, with the comic atiength of tbe united houses; that tof Co vent-garden on the. folowing evening, with ...

... and Shuter left the house about five o'clock. A Mr.lCooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., stove manufacturers, of Drury-lane, London, having de.' posed before the privy council that he heard of the fire' vhen at Dudley, in Worcestershire,; a distance- ...

... eldest 5nt1, Lord Mul- grave, Sir Arthur Clifford, nl anotlrer noblemati, occutpied the Duke of De'vonshire's private box, at Drury-lane ''heatre, on Saturday evening last, to witncss the represetatatioi of thenew drama, enti- tle.l tbse Red M~ask ; ati ...

... truth, (repliei Caustic,) I think it be it avery clever performance ; but as our journal is at present It at war with the Drury-lane manager, and int the interest o toof Kean, my cue is to hunt down thle Yankee intruder; m jb ,and I accordingly hissed the ...

... bt Polls, Os. Gd. v Ptisvy CovNcli.-The Liseds met on Tfiursiday issora- e iisg aIt twelve o'clock, wyhon Mir. Cooper, of Drury-Lane, to and Air. Stakesbury, thle Eguaril of te liP~rvcwshtry 1~ego. lator reach, sceic again exainiised, Weo niiiere'andi 'Isit ...

... %veighing 200 ounces, presented to tle ltte Edmind Ki as, Esq., tragedian, in 1517, by ILord iByron and the conimiittee ot Drury-lane Tbeatre, u Wls stolen froni a shop in St. Alartin's-lane, Londlon, on Salt irdaiy night last. Tile p-ialir cii curch lately ...

... justice to the national ?? . Sen. The triumphant success of this gentleman at the f Haymarket, has induced the lessee of Drury-lane and Covent- arden to secure his services for the. ensuing sea. son. What will the veracious editor of the Age say to all ...

... become as free as the hospitable pes- set ple of Old England !- Titnes. Paulo, the clown, who, for many yeasr, performed at Drury-lane, Covent-garden, and the variouse minor slien. tees, has tmet with an accident of a serious nature, which - hsis quite i ...