... rn, Drury Lane, 2 e engaged to perform here FORl ONE ' 8k w EdnVilt make his appearance THIS EV N , In , in two of his most popular t characters. . r. GIBER and Miss BALLIN, principal i dancers of the Theatres-Roval, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, are ...

... and who will, on this eveninge, e he chi r of Ao)lca, in Helinis Opera of LA MB A in which Mr. TEM- PLETON, of the ?? , Drury Lane, will sustain the part of ELVIN sri y performed by him on the firs t representation 5 ti- ?? Aadame Halibran, and in which ...

... GIUBIELLI, of her Mlajesty's Theatre, and of the Theatres Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, and Mliss POOLE, of the Theatros-Royal, Covent Gardrec C and Drury Lane, who will, on their return from she United States, make their first appearance hero ...

... Lucincia..Mrs. P. Crowe. AMadge .Miss Grant. Mr. POWEt the celebrated Irish Comedian, of the Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and the Hay- market, will commence au engagement for a limited number of nights, at this Theatre, on MONDAY NEXT, Jan. ...

... On FRID)AYo, mthe Play of MIUCHJ ADO ABOUT NO'THING, front the text of Slitol sp~are, tiS performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. To conclude with the New Ballet oif A L MA. On SAlURDiAY (by desire), will be repeated Shaks- pears's Pitvt of JULIUS CESAIt ...

... AVENGER.-To be followed by the New Burletta of THE LADY OF LIONS.-The Lady of Lions, by Miss Daly (from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane), her frst appearance in Manchester; Clod Milnot, Mr. W. .1. Hammond.-To conclude with DON GIOVANNI.-Don Giovanni (with ...

... is appointed to take place on FRIDAY N;EXT, September 2d, 1842; on which occasionr Mr. AUACREADY, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has kindly granted the aid of his valuab lervices (pos~cively his only appearance in Liverpoo his season), and will fr ...

... Th/iomson, D.D., oidstream Scotland. ( UEEN'S HE ATRE, SPRING GARDENS. Q RE EN GS of M1r. W. J. HAMMOND. Hiss DALY e reRoyal, Drury Lane and Hlaymarket NIGHTS ONLY.-LAST pG T o A DOF THE 'WAVE.-THIIS EVENIN atoray) October 31, 1840, to commoence with THE WiZARD ...

... the metropolis, lias Sliakspere been performed (with the exception of Sadler's Wells) since Macready's retirement from Drury Lane? The results are quite sufficient to prove that Macready had faith in his art, and dared to believe in Sliakspere with ...

... made with the celebrated Artistes Mr. GIUBIELLI, of her Majesty's Theatre, and of the Theatres-.Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Lane, and Aliss POOLE, of thu Theatres-Royal, Covent Garden and Drury Laneawho* ll , on their return from the United States, ...

... Enaged Miss ELLEN TI~tREE, of th e R ?? Lane CeventGardenandtb e Mr. ANDER- SOof the ThtrR yeard ; ard FRAZER, theooo asso ?? Drury Lane, ofet Theatre, his fir. p a ?? n glagement; dIr.- A teclbae ersns lve of Scotch - s ?? dn burghi, his tirot ea eboeteetreyrsan ...

... ProeareRoa Adeph; r. S.I to n Actor, of the 'Theate- ,Duy ,llaskr acd the Adeiphi; Mr. T. P. COOKE, o the Tates- Royal, Drury Lane t GenIe. Eagl Oer oue Haymarket, d the Adeiph (whon has acqilred un rivaled Ireputtion tahei regeaar caracte rs;. Farc ...