... THEATRE ROYAL, PAVILION. Great Nove , ty for the Eaver Week—A new Hivorical Drama—The Lekiatann Family from Drury Lane Theatre—Mr Rice as thl Poi e!gii Prince _ _ _ - - - 91 0-MORROW (Monday) and during the Week, S n-vr drama, entitled, Ti U, rm.ar, nr ...

... appear at this theatre on Easter Monday BUCRSTONE, RANGER, 0. SMITH, and COOPER:, (of Drury Lane) are also engaged. A Mr. MAY- 1 who some years ago appeared at Drury% Lane, but was kept down by the Wolf Club, we be. . lieve, and his daughter, whose tragic ...

... Buckingham Palace, and the Band of the Coldstream guards were in attendance. Now, if it be a sin for a fiddle to be played in Drury Lane or Covent Garden Theatre, and if it be criminal for ears to listen to the sounds thereof, the Coldstream guards must have ...

... Buckingham Palace, and the Band of the Coldstream guards were in attendance. Now, if it sin for a fiddle to be played in Drury Lane or Covent Garden Theatre, and if it be criminal for ears to listen to the sounds thereof, the Coldstream gaards must have ...

... season than it has been for many years, at so early a period. Balfe has performed the hero in Rossini's Guillaume Tell, at Drury Lane, with great success, vice Braham, who has been starring it in the provinces. Hooper, of the St. James's theatre, is gone ...

... has informed us, that in consequence of the resolution of the House of Commons, be hits,determined that the Theatre Royal Drury •lane is every Wednesday and Friday in Lent. Shocking Accident.—On Saturday afternoon, between two aud three o'clock, the team ...

... guard*, and those amusements which they themselves contributed, but they merely asked to be allowed their own amusements Drury Lane. There was nothing, io fact, to justify the restriction but ancient custom. But were not old customs abandoned every day ...

... divided. The numbers were—for the measure, 92; against it, 155.—Mr.. moved a resolution, having for its object the kee,.._ •of Drury lane Covent -garden, the Adelphi, the St. !and other theatres in Westminster, during the WedneidAys* and Fridays in Lent.—Lord ...

... THEATRE. aw.imise Attracties for One only—those celebrated Wonders, the Winther and Letiminn Faosdv, from the Theatre-royal, Drury lane, on the Tight.rope, in additioe le Mr. Cooper, Mr. W. L. Ride and Mr. Manderw—for the BENEFIT of Kr. G. PAINE. /AK THURSDAY ...

... they were not disposed to make any change during the present season. The Lord Chamberlain had made his order with regard to Drury Lane Theatre, and if it were disobeyed would put his authority force; but, by making change in the law hereafter, they would ...

... To write a little about them would be ungracious; to give them fair detail and judgment would at least demand a column. DRURY LANE. —A new ballet, entitled The Little Hunchback, was produced at this house on Thursday evening, and met with a favourable ...

... characters. This circumstance is, indeed, so obvious, that it has precluded all hopes of making him an eligible offer for Drury Lane, where no pecuniary terms of a reasonable nature could tempt him to forego the superior advantages that arise from his ...