... at the _various _polling places far exceeds the amount paid to the revising barristers . The receipts to King Arthur at Drury-lane _theatre _during the last week _, have averaged _. SSOO a-night _. The dethroned Dey of Algiers is said to hav . e died ...

... mn- natiomall melodies, as it vill ultimately tend to her eors ldvantage, besides delighting her auditory. Mr Botler from Drury Lane and Covent Garden, lio several years ago madle his debut herej appears on Meloay in the character of Hf aanlet. A gentleman ...

... _THE THEATRT _; On Monday evening a highly respectable _tragedian , Mr Butler , _from tlie _Theatres Royal Covent Garden , Drury Lane , and Haymarket _, _' made his first appear-, ance here , in tlie _' -character of Hamlet . His performance was . eagerly ...

... on Friday in Hyde Park, and visited the Princess Supia at hter resid ence in Kensington Palace. lter Majjesty will honour Drury Lane Theatre, w bith tier psensce this evening, to see Kenilworth t ?? Arthurt. Her Majesty's first dra ing. room r Nvill le ...

... _Onlthoiath inst . in _his 73 d year ,. A . _Pope , . Esq . _formerly of 1 tliQ _. Thcatrcs-Royal . Coverit _. Garden _, and Drury . _Lane . i _;^ : • _ _.., _: _' AtMU ! _isclburgIi ;' onthc 2 _^ stinst _. Mr Bobprtnopo , l ) a ] _icr . - _. _; _. A _.: per ...

... the Commander in Chief, Lord Hill, and on the left the Duke of Wel- lington, on whose left again sat Sir George Murray. . DRURY LANE TIIEATRICAL FuND.-The 18th nnniversary dininer of this excellent institution, es- tablished in 1777, for the relief of inligent ...

... Victoria, and a numerous suite, consisting of General Sir George Ansotl, the Ladies Jenkinson, &e., occupied her ?? box, at 'Drury Lane Theatre, the eveniing before last, to lwitness the performance oft the Red Mask, and those of the artistes from the King's ...

... Things, -the L ra Draimatic Spectacle, in usual Monthly Varieties L 'l S. fobidinthe Puelieus u Theatrica1 osicol, i- S of Drury Lane. terary, &C. Lndon : 'Printed for' HI-Ni CortUsRN, 13,.Great _ Marliroregih Street, to wloui all cromimuriiotiond for the ...

... Gilbert . Gurney ; by Thco- A Poem _, • by Mrs Mardyn , _' _; t . idoreiHo . ok ; ' ; Esq . —c 6 n- • \ late _' _' of _Drury'' ' Lane' ' _^ _i _^ tinued _;; _.. _' _;^;' _' ' .- ' . _' ; . _' _• _.- _• • _•' , .: .. : _Theatr&' _v _• _: _• _; • i ...

... vicissitudes of a strolling actor, I landed in York, from which I wvas transplantedl by he Colman to the Haymarket, thence to Drury Lane, Il where, in less than the ten years, poor Suett bade in adieu to this life, and your humble servant fulfilled to bis prophecy ...

... paid L.10,000 a-year, so that the present lessee stands at only three fifihs of the sum received by the proprietors d of Drury Lane, in good times of the drama. 'It is Y !not yet decided who will bave Covent Garden; a liut the probability is that that ...

... an F, BANKRUPTS. tb Ii- W. Matthiews, Beshey, Hertfordshire, timber mercbhat Si ,Ill B. Chesterman, Blackmiore Street, Drury Lane,' Leon- I f if Anna, licensed victualler Co II, T. Morgan, Llanirlloes, Montgomeryshire,.grocer Ii th, W. H. Cox, Chelternhan ...