... royal party, accompanied by Prince George, afterwards honoured the performance of the new pantomime, Jack-a Lantern, at Drury Lane Theatre with their presence. Thomas Farmer, Esq., Rev. Dr. Bunting, Rev. John Beechan, Rev. Robert Alder, a deputation from ...

... THEATRES. DRURY LANE. As we have on so many previous occasions recorded our opinions of the merits of Mr. Forrest, we need not now dwell upon the preellence of his performance of the part of Richard the Third, in which tiC last night. It would be paying ...

... discharge of his clerical duties. We shall give a full report of the case (which was going on when we went to press) to-morrow. DRURY LANE THEATRE.-Mr. Edwin Forrest, appeared last night in the tragedy of Brutus for the first time. The tragedy has not been acted ...

... help seeing that the party who would have a sway in Ireland would use their power to - further the Catholics in THEATRES. DRURY LANE. Last night Mr. Edwin Forrest performed, for the first time in this country, the character of Rolla, in Sheridan's play ...

... the Morning Post.) On the night of Friday last a Noble Marquis, as well known upon town as he is across country, was at Drury. Lane Theatre in company with two friends—both among the good-looking and recherche clas s o f f as hi ona bl cs. At a late . ...

... munber of loads, f. 112,749,974.., If we refer with pride and satisfaction to the magnificent meeting held yesterday in Drury-lane Theatre, it is not, assuredly, because we deem any such manifestation necessary ao prove that the people are not their own ...

... of a superior order. In this respect she has had no rival in latter years on the British .stage.---111u, wing THEATRES. DRURY LANE. Last night Mrs. WOOinlade her first before a London audience since her return from abroad, in the part of Amina, in La ...

... account of the recent great mortality from the influenza, which parties arc; already supplied. DRURY-LANE.—An English version of Benin' Norma was produced at Drury- Lane on Saturday eveniniA The scene is laid after the time of Caesars invasion, in where Norma ...

... Shaw, Chemsordid, selfish, mischievous 'of her earl; Arrival June 19 the Alfred Ta from Madras a h currier Bro nlow-street Drury lane ;ought instil into mind of her illustrious . -- , , , - , of London, F. B. of Chamber reien a disgrace to human nature that ...

... DRURY-LANE. This theatre opened for the season on Saturday night. During the recess no pains or expense seem to have been spared in restoring, and in many instances, such in particular as the gilding, entirely renewing the costly and elegant internal ...

... DRURY-LANE. Harlequin Magic Lantern, or the Witch of the Dropping Well, is the treat offered at this season at eld Drury. Baron Aldobrand (Mr. F. Cooke) confines in his castle Griselda, the Beauty of the Raven Locks (Miss Lane) ; Sir Palidore (Mr. Howell) ...

... DRURY-LANE. Mr. T. DUNCOMBE moved the consideration of the petition of the lessee of Drury-Lane Theatre, complaining of the undue influence of the Lord Chamberlain's Office with the licensed amusements of the people. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said ...