... MIrs. WARNER (late Miss Hnd- darti, of the Theatres-Royal, Drury Lane and Haymarket, in Shsakspeares PlayoftheMERCHANT OF VENICE; 3Miss DELCY and Mr. TEMPLETON. of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, in Auber's Opera of FRA DIAVOLO; first ap- pvarance of Mr ...

... &TRE OYAL, MC&NOHESTEZ. _ lRS. CLARKE most respectfully an t nounces to the Public that Mr. MACREADY, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, having been engaged to perform in Liverpool last nght, has hi dl'ranted else aid of his valluable srices o1e o ~s CLARKE'S ...

... performe lth last time, the Tragedy of (. ' 4 ICFL N G OH (From the text of Sha speare as now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane). King John . ?? Mr. Butler. Faulconbridge ?? Mr. Pitt. Constance.M ?? . Biss Angell. To conclude with the Farce of F RI ...

... s.-Mr. C. Kemble will open Covent Garden on the 4th of September, and pacready wil, no doubt, icc consequence also open Drury Lane un-t uisually early. He has engaged Mr. and Mrs. C. th Malbews at £60 per week. It is intimated that Mr. tr: and Mrs. Charles ...

... indompetent is no argument against the consistency of such appearance; and that it may be- gums powerfully ?? Hr. ?? ?? ehQ Drury Lane Theatre was under his direction,-a circum- stance which makes the mis-management of Saturday the more surprising, though ...

... in the opera; and Lydia Languish, in the colnedy..On dit. This young lady is said to have been ongaged by Mr. Bonn for Drury Lane Tileatre in the next season. We trust the proposed performance will be successful. From what we hear tile corps dramatique ...

... Garden, and some of the best singers, male and female, who have achieved a European fame, are engaged for the experlitient. Drury Lane will also bc in full blast, withi opera and ballet, as before; altroughi it is anticipated that the Covenlt Garden adventure ...

... a iguest lie was beheaded iii 1547. i ED3mUrnD ROANLl-On a certain evening, shortly after ii I his nmemorable debilt at Drury Lane, RonII, accompanied 1i by Ills old aiid faithful ally, Jack Hughes, dropped in, or Ii rahe dope up (by way of cataclaresis) ...

... street. Pet cr John Watkins, Pridcess-stre4 Leicester Square; fishmonger. Dated Mlar 3. DAY John Rock, of White Hart-stret, Drury Lane, licensed victualler, Mar 14, April 16, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor MVIr Smith, Barnard's Inn. Pet cr Charles Harriss, Upper ...

... Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors. Messrs. Miller and Carr, Eistche tp. B uikrupt's own petition. Dated Jan. 18. I)ELF John, of Drury Lane. linemlrai»er. Jan. 2H, March I, Bank rupts' Court Solicitor. Mr. Pullen. Basmghail -street Pot «r Robert Siminton, «*f ...

... celebrated Vocalist, will appear in her ori- ginal chliracter; also -Misses THOlASSIN 1.inl LEDEA, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, wvili mnake their dirstappear- ance, of which due uotice will be given. Doors open at half-past six and to commence at ...

... rulingfew uneasy. And the ruling few do begin to become uneasy at those magnificent weekly demonstrations of the League , in Drury Lane Theatre. The John Bull calls the f landowners to the rescue, warns them of the 6onse- t quences of permitting it thus to ...