... after quitting England.-There is only one person living, since Bannister's death, who performed on the stage of the first Drury Lane theatre with Garrick, and that is the once celebrated Harlequin Byrne, father of Oscar Byrne, who is still active, and enjoys ...

... benefit at the ENG- LISIS OPERA HousE there has been no novelty at any of the theatres during the past week. Mr. FORREST, at DRuRY- LANE, has appeared in no new character. and the New Opera continues to be performed at half price every night. The business of ...

... Within the last week no less than seven individuals have been drowned between Vauxhall and Batesea bridges. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TO-MORROW, THE SEIGE OF ROCHELLE. In the 1o~urse Of the evening A MUSICAL MELANGE. A Pas de Deux from the Ballet of BENIOWSKY ...

... officers of police.' This measure was executed by order of the civil Governor of. Madrid. -Morning Chronie. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TO-MORROW, THE CORSAIR! with the whole of the T- Music of Herold's celebrated Opera of ?? Zampa. on TUESDAY, a TRAGEDY ...

... That which is a work of mercy in others, is truly a debt of justice with ?? of the Morning Chroaicle. . THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TO-MORROW, THE MAID OF ARTOTS. Isoline, Madame Mfalibran; Marquis, Mr H. Phillips. With the Operatic Drama of ROE ROY. ...

... 20, Jan. 20 -Josh-a Darwin Gander, Brill-row, Somers'-town, licensed victualler, Dec. 16, Jan. 20-Felix Joseph M'Carthy, Drury- lane, baker, Dec. 16, Jaif. 20-Charles Jean Baptiste Pons, Old Bond-street, hatter, Dec. 21, Jan. 10-William Nelson Procter and ...

... forget the loud and enthusiastic burst of loyalty with which I once saw King William greeted by an overflowing house at Drury lane, as he accompanied his cup of tea by the customary bread and butter, eating, as one remarked beside me, exactly like a common ...

... not proscribe the opera and the ballet at the King's Theatre? Why suffer I, Gustavus to be played at Covent Garden and Drury Lane? Why suffer any of those performances which take place at every playhouse, major and minor, and of which song and dance ...

... they utit proscribe the opera and the ballet at the King's Theatre? Why suffer Gustavus to be played at Covent Garden and Drury Lane? Why suffer any of those performance which take place at every playhouse, major and munor, and of which song and dance ...

... not proscribe the opera and the 'bailet at the KiMg's'Theatre? Why suffer' ;Gustavus 'to be played at. Covent Garden and Drury Lane? W S y ufNer'any iof those performances which take place at every playhouses major and mmin'or, and :of which song and ...

... -We are informed that all the leading Nobility, including the Queen and Dutchess of Kent, have taken private boxes at Drury Lane Theatre, and that the amount already subscribed far exceeds 4,3001.- Mrs Meader,'late Miss Clara Fisher, is arrived at ...

... resolution to retire before divided councils have produced their national results_ defeat and ruin.-Chronicle. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. TO-MORROW, THE MAID OF ARTOIS. Isoline, ILMfadame Malibran; Marquis, Mr H. Phillips. With the Popular Drama of the HEART ...