... Poor Peter Peebles by Mr MACKAY. On Monllay. Rorneo ?? Juliet-Juliet by Miss EMELINF MdOINTAGUE, from tile Tltentre Royal, Drury Lane, being 11er First Appearance in this city. ...

... The usual toasts having been proposed, and duly bonoured, the illustrous chairman proposed Mr Harley and sucress to the Drury Lane Thentrical Furnd, after which Mr Cooper delivered ?? cus- tomary address. Subsequently tire amount of sub- scriptions to ...

... Grabam, formerly of the Edinburgh Theatre, is, we hear, on a visit to his friends in Edinburgh during the vacation of the Drury Lane Theatre, in which, for the last two years, be has held a respectable status. On Mr ; Graham's first appearance here some ...

... announced for repetition on MonIdy ?? Post. Vestris, MIrs Nisbet, and C. ?Matlrews, are engag- ed by Macready for next aseon at Drury Lane; and Covetit Garden, we hear, is likely to be given principally to opera, sustained by the high talent of Miss A. Kemnble ...

... England L.7,082.000 HENRY L. WICKHAM. n- Stamps and Taxes, May 13, 1842. as- BANKRUPTS. It, R. E. Lee. Craven Buildings, Drury Lane, London, t, J printer anid publisher J. Young, New Cut, Lamnbeth, London, victualler C. BridgerH iaoptorn, London, mealmkn ...

... -Consols for Account, 93J 4 ex div. TaEt PANTOcTiaHES.-Preparations for the Christ- mas pantomimes are actively proceeding at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The pantomimoe at thens former ?? is to be entitled harlequin William Tell, the sritten portion of ...

... corps dranzatique, will he glad, no doubt, to learn, that he has concluded an advantageous engagement ywith Mr slacready, at Drury Lane Theatre. Ir ENTEfTAIMrNT TO MaR JOacN I0GLIs, DAL- KErTir.-On Friday evening last, Mr Jocn Inglis, 0. corn dealer, Dalkeith ...

... Hontouirlable Miss Cavetn. dish, Viscount Ilawarden, Sir Frederick Stovin, Colonel Buckley, and Sir Edward Bowater, hotour- ed Drury Lane Theatre with their presence last evening. Her Majesty the Queen has been graciouslypleased to transmit to the Lord Mayor ...

... Mourrougl MbConibich by Mr MIAN. To.morrow Evening-Rob Rry, Francis Osbal- dietone by Mr JOHN REEVES, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, ?? is engaged for a few i Nights, it being his First Appearatce in tiis city. The Barilie, Mr Mackay- The Dougal Creature ...

... Bart. and Lord Lynd-. burst. It is stated that Madame Vestris and Mr Charles Mathews have withdirawvnc themselves from Drury Lane Thceatre, in consequence of a misunderstanding with Mr Mnecready. f SouTrHMPTON, November 8.-Tice Avon, one of C the new ...

... Normer forming one of the chief attractions. Two additions have lately been made to the company, namely, Mr John Reeves from Drury Lane, arid Miss Woolgar from the Birming- mi ham Theatre. T'he former possesses a voice of Di great compass and power, and sings ...

... thin roee for tire performance oif Sbakspeare's Merry Wives of Windsor. Iis Majesty tire King of Prussia paid, as at Drury Lane, tire greatest attention, ald lad a hook of the play before him tihe whole time ie sswas present. His MaIjesty withdrew ...