... opening of the3 neis theatre in Drury-!ane. r - [copy.] t BY HIS MAJESTY'S COMPANY OF COMEDIUNS, bt- Athc NEWRE ^ THEATRE, in DRURY-.LANE, *or, This day being Thursday, April 8, 1,i63, it Will be acted, md A Comedy, called nt. TilE iVMOVROVS LIEVTENANT. ond ...

... belonging to Mr. Macierell, steam-baked potato-dealer, t 1; o. 7flineg~r-yard, noarlyfacing the upper kgallotyentraneco ' i.R of Drury-lane Thoatre, London. he A fter a space of more than three hundred years, nuns v ar' again stationed in the University town of ...

... obtained a license in 1659, from the thlr powrers then iii being, to establish a company of' players s in the Cockpit in Drury-lane, to which company IlBetterton Vol became attached, and, though trot much above twenty ere years of ago, immediately gave ...

... out. e -PSieth. 0 Old AeC'ey had the lowest contempt for women who did not d knowf hew. to ride. A ceslbratod actress from Drury-lane applied f4 to himn for an engagement. Can you ride, madam:1.-* No, v 5r..~. _ Tlen, please madam, you must v alk--ad ...

... C'opelandii, Great Cites lotte-stelieel li Tule Celebsrated Tragedianl, Air. JAMES ANDERSON, Lessee (If d the Theatre-royal, Drury-lane, is engaged for aflimited nusmber S of nights. Mr. ARt SULLIVAN, Mr. CATHCART, Mr. I, BAKER, and Miss FANMNY B3AKER. THIS ...

... Night but one of the engagement of Mr. J A 9 E S A N D E It S 0 N, the colobrate', Tragedian, Lessee of the Ilieatre-royal, Drury-lane, Mr. CATHCART, Mr. BAKER, and Miss FANNY BAKER. THIS EVENING, (FRIDAY,) 12th July, for the BENEFIT of Mir. JAMES ANDERSON ...

... official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. 1 Is WARD, Richard 'Groves, otherwise Richard Ward, Browvnlow- 10. I. street, Drury-lane, cooael currier, Aug. 19, at tivelve, Sept. o1 L- 20, at ihalf-past twelve, at the Bankerupts' Court:- solicitor, 06 L Mr ...

... Liverpool, subject to suchh conilitions of sale as shall be tben produced, ALL that Piece Cf LAND on the east side of hI AI Drury-lane, Liverpool, and ?? Elephant said '(hstle Inn, contafining about dos0urtrl yards, wt h ae louse or creetioil thtreon>, muse'16in ...

... intend to take anly Un id steps whatever.' 'gre as A great temperance demonstration took- place lie onl Mondaiy evening in Drury-lane Theittre, undere,, Ig the presaidonly of La1wi-ence Heywvorth, Esq., M.P. do I c It was the first of a sem-ies to be held ...

... successful set I IM'r. Lawerence Heywvorth, M.P. for Derby, presided at agreat tensperance demonstration, which wa-s held in Drury-lane Teatre on Monday evening last. Amongst wi rthe letters of apology forrnon-attendance was one from the Duke of Wellington ...

... the only survivor of that band. The event was celebrated by a dinner, which took place in the evening, at the Boar's Head, Drury-lane, where the ringers of St. Peter's and St. Luke's, with the assistance of four professional glee-singers, and their own ...

... the diffes-ent theatres, and other places of m3 ly amusement in the neetropolis, were open to crewds of tc visitors. At Drury-lane the play of the Winter's Tale P as was performed to a full house, followed by thle pantomime w Ct of Harlequims and ...