... appearance at Covent-garden 1811. Here she remained without a rival until 1814, when she transferred her services to new Drury-lane. Soon afterwards she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of the excellent comedian. She who numbered Joanna Bad and S lr Walter ...

... ROOMS, of submitting for ' f the hoaour SOIREES fWta P STIQUE?ET formed by him itr*-. AGIQLES, as per- Royal Thea?res Drury-lane. ' Adelphi, Princess s, Surrey, and c Doors open at half past Seven o'clock, to commmence crowded by the ?^° M ? c .- ...

... by the engagement of the clever acrobats, the brothers Elliott, who have had the honour of performing before the Queen at Drury-lane. It will be seen that this positively the last week of Marie Macarte's appearance in this town ; and thatthe performances ...

... this part, ana created much amusement. The purpose of the second part is less definite. Mr. Bunn gave a sketchy history of Drury-lane Theatre from the time of Garrick's management, introducing several characteristic anecdotes, especially illustrative of ...

... air being deemed essential to his lordship's recovery. general meeting of the actors, actresses, and others employed at Drury-lane Theatre, was held in the green-room yesterday, for the purpose of devising means by which the theatre may be kept open. ...

... performer ? He reached the topmost branch of one tree, by leasing one time—a thing hitherto unknown—both Covent-garden and | Drury-lane Theatres; and we cannot see why he might not have perched on the loftiest branch of the other tree, by pourtraying the genius ...

... and the Church was tilled with 'adies and gentlemen of the neighbourhood, attired in deep 'Uourning. The performances at Drury-lane Theatre came to a termination on Saturday night, the actors, who had leagued together, finding their efforts unequal to ...

... enterprising Manager, takes his benefit, and has secured the services of Mr. Anderson, late lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, who will appear in the admired play of The Elder Brother, it was produced that establishment last season. The work recently ...

... 30th inst., and Tuesday, October 1. At the Public Office on Tuesday last, Annette Anderton, a fortune-teller, residing in Drury-lane, was committed for one month's imprisonment, with hard labour, for defrauding young women of their money. Theatre Royal ...

... Green, shipping agent, at Folkestone, has received from Paris an otobasse, which, itis said, isintended for M. Jullien of Drury-lane Theatre. The wonderful dimensions of this instrument may be imagined from its height being upwards of twelve feet, independent ...

... accomplished English Tenor, of ihe Theatres Royal, Drury-lane, and Princess's; MR. HENRY PHILLIPS, The eminent Vocalist; and MR. HENRY WHIT WORTH, The favourite Basso of the Grand Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. MISS KATE LODER, The admired Pianiste. Conductor ...

... BIRMINGHAM. THE FUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY INFORMED THAT MR. JAMES ANDERSON. The celebrated Tragedian (Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane), is engaged for five nights only. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Nov. 25, will be presented Shakspeare's Historical Tragedy of MACBETH ...