... theatre royal. A Aopearance of Mu. WARNER, (late Miss Huds* ®, f the Theatre Royal. Drury lane ; and of Mr. WALLACE, the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who are aedfor Ttselre Nights, and whose engagement cannot ”!.*ihlv be prolonsted. jg PRESENT EVENING ...

... TiIEATRICAL IXTELLIGENCE Mr. Macready, who has entered a lease of Drury lane Theatre, announces that it will opened Monday, December 27. states, in his advertisement, that the lowest scale possible will adopted determining the prices of admission ; and ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. Fourth Appearance of Mru. (late Min Huddart.) of !he Theatre Royal, Drury lane; and of Mr. WALLACE, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who are engaged for Twelre Nighti, and whose engagement cannot powibly be prolonged. ITHJS PRESENT EVENING ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. MR. COMPTON Respectfully announces that his benefit, and LAST APPEARANCE previous to his aairvment at Drury lane, will take place on * THIS EVENING (Friday), December 10, ujch occasion will be assisted by the valuable services of Mrs. WARNER ...

... hit forehead —American Paper. Mr. Balls will Dublin as the light comedian, in the place of Mr. Hudson, who is engaged at Drury lane. Mr. Compton’s situation at Dublin will be filled Mr. Davidson, now at Sheffield. It is believed that Mr. Basil Baker,' ...

... enterprise at Drury-lane, which, as have often stated, comrnences the 27th inst. How Webster will supply the deficiency thus occasioned, and carry on his concern at the Haymarket under his extended license, and in the face of Covent-garden and Drury lane, we know ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. . > ippe«r»nce Mr*. WARNER. Mi«« HodiTrt) of'h* Theatre Royal, Drury lane ; and of Mr. WALLACE, 0 f the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who are ( Twelve Nights, and whose engagement canpol he prolonged. X HIS PR^SENT EVEN,NO * Janu«y 21at, >lB4l ...

... been re Ttepoint raised the petition excites very considerable interest. It reported that Mr. Macready has made to rent Drury lane Theatre for the ensuing season, but ™ch one as, it feared, the committee cannot accept. i being too low even to admit of ...

... gentleman Wil on Edward S, Royal Canal bank. Phib.borough, gent White John Jervis, Lower Gloucester street. Whitmore Samuel, Drury lane, cabinet maker Young John, street, playing maker Young William, jun, Lots, rear Bachelor’s walk, clerk and ' cabinet maker ...

... this seaaoir, in which the celebrated Vocalists Mrs. ALBAN CROFT, Mr. FRAZER, and Mr. ALBAN CROFT, of the Theatre Royal, Drury lane, will make their appearance. Mr. REES will also appear. H/TR. STAPLETON, Treasurer, begs rcspcct/illy to announce that ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE—GERMAN OPERAS The performance German operas at this theatre commenced last Monday night. This undertaking under the same management as the German operas at the Prince’s Theatre last year ; the lessee being Herr Schumann, and the acting ...

... theatre royal. Appearance of the celebrated VocaliataMn. ALBAN CROFT, Mr. FRAZER, and Mr. ALBAN CROFT, „f the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Mr, REES will also appear. . This present evening, apeil A, will be Performed the Opera of J LOVE VILLAGE. / Vounir Meadows ...