... J. M'Carthy, of Drury-laue, baker, adjourned examination at eleren ; B. W. Warner, of the Wrekin Tayern, Broad-court, Drury- lane, tavern keeper, choice of assignees at twelve , Meyer, Levin, and Co., audit at one. The Insolvent Debtors' Court has adjourned ...

... she did most admirably. Madame Devrient arrived about eleveu. o'clock, hat was so exhausted from her previous exertions at Drury Lane Theatre that she could only sing a simple duet with Herr Kroff, who had previously sung an ana by Lindpaintnjer in a chas ...

... Siege of Rochelle and Simpson and Co. are the entertainments commanded by her Majesty at Drury- Lane on Wednesday next. On the occasion of the Royal visit to Drury- Lane Theatre, on Wednesday next, her Maje-ty and suite will occupy the large proscenium private ...

... POST. Sir — ln your report of Madame Schroeder Devrient' a debut on Monday night in the ard uous character of Fidelio, at Drury Lane Theatre, your observations relative to the musical su- periority of the Engluh over the German language could not well pa ...

... r_S: ne * m n « ro - C eu..stry) , M^.ebooa, Friday ._Roj_i Institution, 8^ pj». Taglioni makes her first appearance at Drury Lane in a new ballet, composed by her father, tbis evening. Saturday Mr. Webster, the comedian, of Co- vent-garden Theatre, concluded ...

... Missis Williams Wynn, Fox, Berry, Fergunon, Kemble. Mademoiselle Taglioni will appear at Drury- Lane in a few day*. Schrceder Devrient will appear at Drury- Lane in Fidelia, and then play with Mrs. Wood in Balie s new opera. Philharmonic. — Beethoven's ...

... THEATRICAL DOINGS, Mr. Forrest reappears this evening at Drury- Lane Theatre, in the character of Othello. It it said that Mr. Morris Barnett, the gentleman who so completely established himself in public estimation by his admirable performance of Monsieur ...

... the custom, and very properly so, for new Mana. gers to make new professions, and boast of new regulations. The Lessee of Drury. Lane Theatre feels that any sucb course would be al once useless and unbecoming on his part. It is a matter of notoriety that ...

... THE THEATRES, DRURY-LANE. \ A something, called in the bills a ballet, was produced ! last night at this theatre. It combined all theold dresses of the wardrobe and many of the stale tricks of the pantomimes The clown danced his burlesque of the cachucha-a ...

... the Cure or his predecessor, at the period of the revolution. Journal de Loiret. In the shop window of a haberdasher in Drury- lane, at the corner of Long-acre, there is exhibited a specimen of curious old point Ince made five hundred years ago, ac- j ...

... catching the chimneys of the houses, it crossed Great Rustell and Bow streets, and finally descended in tbe burial ground in Drury- lane. The gates were immediately scaled by hundreds, whrn it wat fouud that the car wat untenanted. The balloon had apparently ...

... THEATRICAL CHIT-CHAT. It was a bold but at the same time a very judicious step in the lessee of Drury- Lane to engage C. Kean upon his own terms, viz., 501. a night, besides a benefit, and the nights to extend to the number of forty. Thus it is pretty ...