... leave none of bis company or servants unpaid, while he had a shilling with which pay them. He said his intention was to make Drury-lane a profitable managerial speculation, by any species of entertainment which the public would oatronise, from a Surrey drama ...

... behalf of the fnnda for relief of soldiera' wives whose husbands are on the way to the seat of war, commenced, f two days, at Drury-lane Theatre, under the most distinguished patronage. As soon as the doors were opened the company began most numerously to assemble ...

... marriage of her Majesty Capt Childe met bis brother again, and cxpres«ed to him that he had seen the Queen and Prince Albert at Drury-lane Theatre; that he was perfectly satisfied with the progress his suit was making; that the marriage was a sham, and the Prince ...

... Inspector reported to the local committee of health, that the slaughter-houses of Castle-market, viz., those Joseph's-liAe. Drury-lane, Royal-row, &c., are a most dangerous and offensive state, and that the general condition of the parish was also unsatisfactory ...

... J. C. JOSEPHS, Patentcc-Mr. H. WF.BB, Fourth Night of the eminent Actor. M. G.V. BROOKE, and the f«- lowing members of Drury-lane Theatre Miss Cathcart. Mias Eliza Arden, Mr. Belton. Mr. A. Younge, and Mr. Rayner—THlS EVENING. Sept. 7. the Performances ...

... tragedian, and would recommend the public who would like to see the Shakspearian plays well performed, to see Mr. Brooke and the Drury-lane company. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to appoint Mr. George Garrett Black, son of the l!ev. Gibson ...

... Patentee Mr. H. WFRH. Lcseee. F.ighth Night of the eminent Actor. Mr. O. V. BROOKE, and the following dibtinguished members of Drury-lane Theatre Mias Fanny Cathcart. Misa Eliza Arden. Mr. Belton. Mr. A. Younge. and Ur. EVENING. Sept. 12. the Performances will ...

... Patentce-Mr. H. WEBB. Lessee Tenth Night the eminent Actor. Mr. G. V. BROOKE, and the following distinguished members of Drury-lane Theatre :—Mias Fanny Miss Eliaa Arden. Mr. Belton. Mr. A. Younge, and Mr. Rayner—THlS EVENING. Sept. 14. the Performances ...

... in bis adaptation of the >( Heart of Mml-L thian.’ wmch established her success and induced Mr Klli-ton to engage her for Drury-lane. In December, 1822, she married Mr. Fitzwiltiam, the pot ular Irish actor, and for several years performed the various ...

... interest* the which present devolves upon this theatre slone, •« performed, thinks to the ability of Mr. Brook* and his from Drury-lane, in a manner : ch. whether not Isave* nything de-ired. will certainly leave something to remembered when the cngagenvnts ...

... JOSEPHS. Pstemee-Mr. H. WF.RB, L«*t Week of the eminent Actor. Mr G. V. BROOKE, and the fot> lotring distinguished members of Drury lane Theatre :-Mis* Fanny Cathcart, Miss Elisa Arden. Mr. Belton. Mr. A. Youngv. and Mr. Rayner—THlS EVENING. Sept. 20. the ...

... FAREWELL BENEFIT and Last Appearance but ONE of the eminent Actor. Mr. G. V. BROOKE, and the following di-tinguished members of Drury-lane Theatre ; Miss Fanny (,‘athcart Miss Eliza Arden, Mr. Belton. Mr. A. Younge, snd Mr. Rayncr—THlS F.Vi- NING. Sept. 22. the ...