... admire the ?? w ritings, tuore esjeucitlly lue beicug a self-tatght . persen. Mosoo;N'.-Ilatfield shot at George III in Drury Lane Theatre, the leth ef May, 1800. A Thue CuAruzst.-n-We must decline inserting 'ouir lotter, althotsghl agreeing In most of ...

... Macbeth. Mr. Creswick; M1acduff, Mr. W. Montague, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane I Banquo, Mr. T. Mead; Duncan, Mr. Fitzroy; Itosse, Mr. John Parry, frotll the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane; stblcolti, Mr. Raytulad ; Donatbain, Miss Maudlebert; Hecatc, Mfr ...

... the Theatre Royal, D=ary-lane; Banquo, Mr. T. Head; Duncan, Mr. Fitzroy; Hosse, hr. John Parry, from the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane; Malicoun, Mr. Raymond ; Donalbain, Miss Mandlebert; Mecate, Mr. Delavanti; First VVitet, Mr. Bruce Norton; Second Witch ...

... born in the parish of Marylebone in 1797. She came out at the Italian Opera in 18th, and appeared on the Englishi stage, at Drury Lane, in 1929. S. S.-The duel between the Duke of Wellington atd Earl Win- ceelsea was fought on the 21st of March, 1828. The ...

... with his office. A. B.-Mr. MactreJude, secretary of the itinsr's Assoeiation, has chaneed his residence to the ship Inn, Drury-lane, St. Nicholas- square, Newcastle. Letters should be addressed to him there. J. W. (Elgin).-Thanks for your kind remarks ...

... tII~lER. Teddy Malony, Mr T. Meod. To conclude with, The Vl4RAT EXHIIBITION. - On Saturday, Mr. Bunn, of the Theatre toysi Drury Lane and Covent GardenJ, will 'give his Literary and btrametic Entertainment. QUEEN'S THEATRE. Sole Lessee, Mr. C. J. James. ...

... process not be effectual he might legally be swung up again. PETER- Edmund Mean mnde his first appearance as Shylock, at Drury Lane Theatre, I26th January, 1814. A RED REPUBLICsAN.-H. Ledra- Rollin is one of the priacipal eon- tributors to the Voit do ...

... Princeeses. 'Sat- day, The DUKE'S WAGER, APARTMENTS, and The ALANM- BftA; or, The Three Moorish Princesses., THEATRE 'ROYAL, ' DRURY LANE. Under the faniagement Of Neusrs. MoCohlum and Company. cUCCESS Beyond Precedent. Fourthlveec of the great Ameri- can and ...

... Moorish Princesses. S atur- day, A Piay, APARTMENTVS and -The ALHAMBRA; or, The Three Moorish Princesses. TH EATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE; Under the Managenent of Messrs. McCollum and Company. JNAPPROACHABLE Attraction, under the ssanagement of of Messrs. Risley ...

... Princessee. Satur- day, The D,.,iE'S ;,WAGER, APARTMENTS, and The ALXAM- BRA; or, the,ThrjecMoorishPriucesee,. THEAiTREROYA^L, DRURY LANE., Unader the, anagemens ,of'Dwessrs. ?? , nad compbany. 3[AST veek 'but one of the great Amrican and FrenchI Equas-- trian ...

... WRITING DEPOT, No. 53, DRURY-LANE, LONDON. E D WARD DAY, Writer, moat respectfully informs his Friends, E and the Public generally, that he has commenced business as tove, and begs to state that he can execute, -at mnoderate charges, every descrsstiS ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Under the Management of Messrs. MCCollum and .Company. B RAND finish. Last week of the season. Six farewell Galas, G introducing additional talebt. Glorious variety, change -ofpro- gramme every evening. The.great triumph achieved ...