... FRACAS AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Wednesday night, af'er the second part of the per j formance had commenced, the audience was disturbed *• gentleman** in one of the boxes of the first tier, who seemed disposed to amuse himself imitating the music. The ...

... be- fore seven o'clock, and proceeded at a tapid rate through the Park, intoPall-mall, by St:)lartin's-lane, Long-acre, Drury- lane, and Little Russell-street, to the theatre, whete sit arrive&A out a quarter after seven o'clock. A detach& -menrtof Grenadier ...

... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, on which occasion Mr. and Madame BAL.FE, Mr. FRANKS (principal Tenor Singer of the Theatres Royal, Drury lane, and St. James’s), and Mr. HORN CASTLE will appear. The Performances will commence with Sir E. L. Bulwer'a Historical Play ...

... owing to many other arrangement*, cannot poiaibly prolonged. Mr. STRETTON, principal Baa* Singer of the Theatre Rojal, Drury lane and Covent-garden, it engaged for tbit period, and will make bit Kirat Appearance. The performance will commence with the ...

... vols. Bvo. Just ready. IV. THE STAGE, Both Before mid Behind the Curtain. By Ai.men Bos. Late Lessee of the theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, &c. I (NOT) forbid tell the secrets of the prison house. .) vols. post 6*o. immediately. V. The First Three ...

... Clemence. Monsieur, Messemer, First Corneta Piston, from the Concert Musard, Paris, and the Concerts of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London, having been again received withmo-t enthusiastic applause, will perform, for this Night Aria Variations. X To conclude ...

... Caladun, co ji and bnilder. Margaret M‘Donald, late of Granby Thomas Nolan, late of Francis dealer. Mary Malone, late of Drury lane, put Hugh Maguire, late of Banbridge, bak ...

... laconic reply. 1 have heard a bon mol of his Giace the Duke of Welling, ton, very applicable to his visit on Ibis occasion to Drury, lane, although upon a very different subject; and while 1 cannot vouch for its authencity, I may be allowed to believe in it ...

... Chaleaers. Monsieur Messemer, First Cornet a Piston, from the Concert Musard. Parts, and the Concerts of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, London, wil( |»erforitt* tto Night only, Vacations:' conclude with the Farce of MAITRESSE DE LANGUE. Vandore, M. Tourtois; ...

... Bvo., Just Ready. IV. THE STAGE BOTH BEFORE A'ND BEHIND THE curtain. By Alfred Bunn, Late Lessee of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, Ac., I am (NOT) forbid To tell the secrets of the prison house.” Three Vols., post Bvo., Immediately. ...

... variation, with only moderate demand for any article. The flour trade heavy, and ship parcels maintained their former value. Drury lane Theatrical Fund Dinner.—The 23d anniversary of this most eacellent institution took place on Wednesday night, at Freemasons’ ...

... Number of nighu in each of the following nix season*, when the plays of Shakspere were performed at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane and Corent Garden, under the managevnent of Mr. Bunn, collated for the satisfaction of those who bare asserted that they ...