... JL informed that MR. CHARLES MAT: (Son of the late eminent Comedian) c Royal Olympic Theatre MR. MEADOW the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Three Nights On Monday, Augvst 1 Will presented an entirely new Com OLD AND YOUNG Topple, Coaclnnan Mr. Timothy, a Tiger ...

... splendour and magnificicnce to the gorgeous spectacles with which the peice abounds; we had also witnessed its performance at Drury Lane, and therefore, had fresh our remembrance the perlection of Eleazar and Miss Ellen Tree's bold and vigorous delineation ...

... advertised to C. Kemble's i j ® leave or the stage, upon which has now , ' d an, forty two yeara. having made his first apof Drury-lane in April, 1794. ',! aaame Vestris and Air. C. Mathews to Leeds previous ■ the'^h P of m * >>C e ' takes [dace on -Rwe e ...

... of Artois, Sfc. Mr* W. Jones has not taken Covent garden, but has entered into an arrangement with Mr. Burnt hava use of Drury-lane Theatre three nights the week, from Octobei the I7»h, for the put pose of perfotming tragedies, which Mr. Forrester, celebrated ...

... the i»-t but one this season. Several official presentations rook place. Mr. Bonn ha*-, we find, concluded agreement for Drury-lane Theatre t.-r three AFFAIR HONOUR —Wednesday in« ri.iog a meeting took between and Gentleman name in the Park. Two shots ...

... solicuor to tile Company of Proprietors, that I will recommend pis grace to make a permanent reduction of a-vcar upon tiie rent Drury-lane Theatre, which 1 do not doubt his grace will adopt, but it must be upon condition that f renters and bondholders consent ...

... Theatre Royal, immediately after the Festival. Mr. C. Kemble's first appearance on the stage was at the opening of the new Drury-Lane Theatre, eti April 21, I'P-1. when John Kemble played Macbeth, Palmer Macduff, Wroiighton Banquo. Mrs. Siddons Lady Macbeth ...

... the majority, it understood, expressed their decided opposition. A*' LIGHT BUSINESS.—A bill exhibited at a shop-window Drury-lane, near Princes-street, informs us that there is large work-shop to let, admirably adopted for a printer, undertaker, or ...

... DTTS« STACK.— Mr. Powell, the father the St-tgr, who lor forty year* wan a worth*.'honourable, ami efficient member the Drury-lane company, and who, h'S seventy sixth year, admitted the writ>r notice that he had never felt 'the head, the tooth, or the ...

... army, at present on a visit to his father and mother. We mentioned last week that Madame Mailbran*s second engagement at Drury-lane hud not answered her purpose by any nfean* well a* her first engagement, when she was paid 125/. certain when she performed ...