... dramatic entertainment—one at Blackfriors, called the King's Company; another called the Globe, on the Bank-side ; two in Drury-lane, the Fortune and the Cockpit ; a fifth ni Salisbury-court; and a sixth, called the Bull, in St, Jobnstreet. ...

... Gazette. TasT FOR.bTucOisNG N:EW TRAGEDYThe historical tra- gedy of Mary Stuart, which was read in the Green-room n of Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday. by Mr. Macready, is is not, as rumour has stated, a trunslation from Schiller; nor is it the production ...

... on the Ist of February. —London Morning Post. The historical tragedy of Mary Stuart, which was read in the green-room of Drury-lane Theatre, on Saturday, by Mr. Macready, is written by Mr. James Haynes, the author of Durazzo. Hon. Kichard William Lambart ...

... , Dowager Lady O'Brien has arrived on a visit to Robert O'Brien, Esq , Limerick. Bias the once celebrated har'equin, at Drury.lane and Covent-garden, who was the contemporary of Grimaldi and Barnes, is at present in a state of great destitution, and seeking ...

... _ b? , tole of Baron Okeliamton. board bill finding .he would lake them amidships, , hL . 011c8 callbra , harlequin, at Drury-lane and put the helm down, intending ,0 her on, but .he Covent-g.rdeo, who wa. the contemporary of Grimaldi and took them on ...

... in Oxford.street Easter.—Maaica/ World A new comic opera, the muric hy Bon-niat*. is to among th# aarilest novelties at Drury.lane. It is ta hrouxht out under thv so peri >tendence Mr. Roriuvo l-arv. and entltla i .¥f Lord. .V« Lurd. Mr. Davinna. of the ...

... Vandenhoff; and Henry Knight, youngest son ol -‘ Jerry Blossom” Knight, many years since member of the English Opera House and Drury-lane companies, was so injured by a railroad car that he had to sulTer amputation of one of his legs, and died of secondary ...

... Vandenhoff; snd Henry Knight, youngest son of Jerry Blossom Knight, many years since a member of the English Opera House and Drury-lane companies, was so injured by a railroad car that bad to amputation of one of hia legs, and died aecondary hemorrhage, the ...

... chair both the theatrical fund festivals, and has appointed the C'o»> nt-gardeu anniversary held the I8t!» March, and the Drury-lane the 18th April. The day of electi »n candidate for*the representation the of and Falmouth filed Friday next. MIKE HAGGARTTS ...

... refused; Mary A Nugent, 94, Upper Church-stre, t granted ; Joseph O'Neille, 77, Fleet-street, granted; Patrick O'Reilly, 9, Drury-lane, withdrawn; Thomas Pollard, Spring-garden, withdrawn ; James Red- mond, Thomas-street, wvithdrawn; John Regan, 90, Meck- ...

... could not have been selected tbs lessee; we earnestly sincerely wish him success. A Mr. Sloan, who his as Teague, in Hemett Drury-lane, is performing part in tba farce of Hie Lett Legs with great success in the provinces. Miss Rousa, Tsmplbton, aod Gsobob ...

... proprietor of the Olympic Theatre, which he purposes we to open about the 8th of next menth. Mr. Charles Baker, n-. late of Drury-lane, is appointed stage manager.- Observer. IdT ...