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... account of the late melancholy conflagration at Westminster:- . 'The devouring element which destroyed Covent Garden and Drury Lane, the Royalty, and the Pantheon, ihas made its appearance on a new stage, equally de- voted to declamatory elocution. St ...
... concluder with the ne rn oi eemm of 1 THE MAN IN THEllMON. IMI AMACREADY, Of tlhe Thicatre%-Royall, Covent, Garden and Drury-Lane, islcriaiedtforfive nhights, and will make his appecarance on MOIAY next, Fpbruary 9th., when will be produced, for the ...
... Covent-Garden: Ar. COOPER, of tie Theatres-Roval. Drury-Lane and Covent-Garden; Mir. MACKAY, the 'celebrated Scotch comedian, of the Theatre - Royal, Edinburgh , Mr. BROWNE, of the Theatres.Royal, Drury-Lane and Dubliii; Mr. G. HORN- CASTLE. principal vocalist ...
... Tragedy of /9 t 6nDAN{JAX-Lus, I' OOl THE FALL OF NINEVEH, Which was so eminently seeessful last season at the Theatre- Roy'al Drury-Lane. Thie Tragedy is brought forvward with entire new.Scenery, new ind splendil Decorations Dresseo &c., apd has been received ...
... than thirteen provincial theatres me at , bi ' moment, preparing TIhe Jeweso for representation The receipts iast week at Drury-Lane exceeded £,3 * t T1he treaty for the contract of ?? twue thof Queen of Portugal and Prince Ferdinand Augiipstotsvef Saxe ...
... R. H., re- t! siding in Cadogan-oquare, Sloaise-street. The cause it of tile ineetimifi arose from sonic sqtuabble at Drury..lane a Theatre onl Fridiay nighst. 'When, the parties arrived ent the ground, it reconciliation was attempted by theseconds, ...