... SIMPSON. Sixth appearance of the Popular Vocalists, „ HIRRISON, Mr. BOREANI, and Mts. ROMEE, of «'• 'L, Theatre Eojal, Drury Lane, who are engaged for limited period. Mrs. CLARKE. mfflS EVENING (Saturday), the 23d instant, ■ Celebrated Opera, called ...

... mafoi>i well found, and carries a lar»e a light draught of water. F further particulars WESTCOTTi Drury -lane. SALE, ln the Albert Dock, the Schooner MARGARET, Tons Old Measure, about fouc-yrarf old ; her frame Sd planking aloft is ...

... Monday, under the man,,,. H. P, Grattan, lat. , : of Covent Garden Theatre. most efficient corn' pleat►rs, inclucUm from Drury Lane, I NOER WIN Majesty tt the best London French Dancers, —Mr. Barker, the lie bass singer, not last, not least, Me. station ...

... , MONSIEUR DUPREZ'S REPRESENTATIONS , the splendour of which they are worthy, he has engaged le Madame E. GARCIA, (from Drury lane' healre. ) Ilsequence of this he is compelled OSTPONE the (Iv- Opening of the Se n IL MONDAY EVENING pelt, the 12th May ...

... London, SAMUEL BACON, Esq. surgeon, of Frederick.place, Hampstead road, to Miss ELIZABETH POOLE, of the Theatre-royal, Drury lane, and youngest daughter of the late John Lidbury Poole, Esq , architect, Lon, ion. On the ith inst., Capt. E. THOMAS. of ...

... when the following e • ent Artistes had the honour of i t !. BARKER. from the eatre-Royal, Drury-lane, &c., .._`• W. WEISS, from e Theatres-Royal, Drury.lane, Prin&c.. A. WEBSTER rom the Theatres-Royal, Covent-garden, k b rtlry-lane, arc., ! d ernoiselle ...

... wishing to cive ' ir> MONSIEUII DUPRE/.’ ill the splendour of which they are worthy, has engaged Madame E. GARCIA, CJnm Drury Lane Theatre,J c-ouence of this he it compelled to POSTPONE the Opening Season UNTIL MONDJY EVENING, the \2th instant, Wherivhc ...

... Witer 63J Tonalie, ship broker. St. Miehacil's-alley, Cornahill, City yjear 6 R E Lee, gteam machine Isrlnter, Craven-yard, Drury lane Seer, a, 48, 6J3 Leybourn. prevision shoplieopor, Bradford, Yorkshlre Chat o63 Storey, ship chandler, Liverpeol Aure 6 G ...

... took of Commons the motnhig of Sa• at Southampion by half-past three, by means of the electric telegraph ! The receipts at Drury Lane Theatre. on Thursday night, when her Majesty attended in state, were nearly £l,OOO. The fitting up of the royal boe coq ...

... -AtanilU hldn London the other day, the fo1lowing disciosufes wer 3made-Eiabt Burnett exansined-I live botniRst. o court, Drury lane, and am a doctress and oait a attended deceased for the last twelve months for canceL par I administered to her sweet herbs ...

... new opera. The libretto is by Mr. St. George, and the principal part. is intended for Madame Thillon, who will appear at Drury lane in May next. It is said that an Italian opera by Balfe will be brought out at her Majesty's Theatre next season. _ _ _ CHESTER ...

... TIIARITANA.-The New Grand OPERA, £L composed by VINCENT WALLACE, and now being per- formed with thle ufmost success at Drury Lane Theatre, is Pub- lhdbyCAER. BIEALE. and Co., 201. Regent-street. All thebaladsof ?? are popular and isigis favourites, and ...