... BIJNJ 0N THE STAGEc --We bear that. this celebrated gentleman, so well known to the theatrical world as the manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and the author of the amusing ?? and Behind the Scenes, is about to visit Manchester to present his new entertainment ...

... Pet era George 5 Bowdon Sander;' High Holborn, chdina dealer; Robert Jame& Hawkes, Long Acre, ironmonger; William Glover, Drury Lane, r iaioter; ?? Stuart, StookbridgeTerrace,Pimlieo, baker. fated May 20. BUs NARD John, Stanford Rivers, Essex, baker; June ...

... 'ouchautiexecuted byIfavers, Austin and SedlyofEndon. The rf Proscecitnm is painted'-by Mr. Adams, of 'the 11heatre Royal Drury Lane. Tie n ?? is painted ancdoaeigned by r L HIrnmersley amed mssistattL- The PaintingvnafiIGilding in the hall by )r./awseon ...

... executed by Messrs. Austin and Seely, of London. The: . . Proscenium is painted by Mr. Adams, of the Theatre Royal, Siloude 'Drury Lane. The Drop S.cene is painted and designed by Mr. 'ne exi Hammersley and assistants. ' ' ' - rity age The Painting and Gilding ...

... the parade and strut of royalty on gala days, which made the inflated actor re- ward the loyally applauding audience of Drury Lane with the. paternal benediction, 1 Bless ye, my people ! Peel valued power for its real potency; he knew that he was more ...

... tW London Gazette of Zaat evening.) V _[1Y EtECrxai TELEGOAPH.J ' t Richerd Groves Ward, coach corrier, Brownlow-itreot,Drury Lane; i Middlesex. Thomas William Dornford, wino merchantSaffolktLano, Canuon- Id street, London. r. Frederick Bennett, soda-water: ...

... Richard Ward), Brownlow-street, Drury Lane, Middle us to sex, coach currier; Aug; 19, Sept. 20, Court of Bankruptcy, d Basinghall-street. Sol A. Ward, Keppel-street, Russell Square. trted Pelcr Charles Wara, Drury Lane, oeach ironmonger. Aug. 5. DIVIDENDS ...

... 'clviriri anmoiiga use. We re area led i'd tinerstifilia iiat Mrs.Bartley, late o1f the Theatres Royal Covent Gmtrden' Id Drury-Lane, Iwho ha [s 'had the honour of beitig cotmmamidedL to read ~before her tiajesty, is, cepected to give readings in this ...

... Failing in their object ofobtatiting tadmrittance, it appears that titey scot for wine from the, l'orse-shsoe Tavern, in Drury Lane, which they drattk iu the oieit street, partiading~up stud down before Mrs. Brucegirdle's3 house, with drawui swords in ...

... by wrapping it too ceosoly in her shryI. . ?? Franq'fs',fld iu6:ibe legi ti miate '\rn m 'i quite ia discount~tis6 either Drury Lane'or ' Coven't ,Aidefnt.p; to tlie grathborrror 'of' nll; Parisiani critics' .'avletlfof the Iesources of the ballet; and-a ...

... in re-engaging that celebrated foe limean cautatrice, R] MADLLE. JETTY TBEFFZ, an %hmilis season, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has been re. Cc oijeJ diti the most flattering applauee. She will appear at each tis rver,3l. Jullieu having engaged her ...

... succeeded in re-engaging that celebratedf lernmn Cantatrice, a!ADLLE. JETTY TREFFZ, I Who this season, at the Tbeatre Royal, Drury Lane, has been re. neived withte most flattering applause. ,I M. VIVIER. I An engagemnent has aleo been completed with this great ...