... THURSDAY, And FRIDAY, June 1, 2, 3,4, & b. ENGAGEMENT OF THE BALLET COMPANY, Twelve in Number, From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, under the direction of Signor Veroni. On M1ONDAY & TUESDAY. June 1 & 2, Will be Performed the admired Drama of TIME TRIES ...

... for tire re-I opening of tire house, and has succeeded in engaging Veroni'sI ballet tru/5 ?? attained so much celebrity at Drury-Lane ITheaire. I'irehylhave been starring it at Plymouihe and else-t where, and are very warmly spoken of in all thle notices ...

... was again within the walls of a theatre till, having reached the dignity of chief jus- tice he was prevailed upon to visit Drury-lane, that he might see the famous melo-drama Pizarrs-when, falling asleep In the middle of the electrifying declamation against ...

... WALLETT, the Queen's Jester, and the DELAROUTE FAMILY, Whose Wonderful Performances have excited the greatest enthusiasm at Drury-lane Theatre during the present Season. The Fete will conclude with a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, by Mr. DARBIY, of Vauxhall ...

... WALLETT, the Queen's Jester, and the DELAVANTI FAMILY, R Whose Wonderful Performances have excited the greatest enthusiasm at Drury-lane Theatre during the present Season. The FTte will conclude with a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, by Mr. DARBY, of Vauxhall ...

... WALLETT, the Queen's Jester, and the DELAVANTI FAMILY, ,Whose Wonderful Performances have excited the greatest enthusiasm at Drury-lane Theatre during the present Season. The Fte will conclude with a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, by Mr. DARBY. of Vauxhall ...

... WALLETT, the Queen's Jester, and the DELAVANTI FAMILY, Whoge Wonderful Perform aces have excited the greatest eathusiasm at Drury-lane Theatre during the present Season. The Fete will conclude with a MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS, by Mr. DARBY. of Vauxhall ...

... he was readily engaged as violin soloist atthe oratorios which were held during Lent, alternately at the Theatres .Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. EHj suecees was complete, and the whole me- tropolitan press joinea in Ole pralees. At this epoch of ...

... LEIGH MURRAY (Of the Theatres-Otoyal, Drury-Lane, Covent Garden, Hay. market, ?? who will have the honour of' appearing for TWELVE NIGHTIS ONLY, In conjunction with Mrs. LEIGH MURRAY (Of the T'heatresRoyyal, Drury-Lane, Covent Garden, Hay- market, ?? and ...

... Mr. IJARALD. from Theatre-Royal, inborgll. Alonzo Mr. CHARLES VINCENT, from Theatre-lRoyal, Drury-lane. Elrira ?? MiSS CLEVELAND. from Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, On TUESDAY, Sept. 22, T 1{ E S T R A N G E R. The Stranger ?? CUAARLES PITT. Baron Stcinfort ...

... , furniture dealer, Jan. 6 and2t9, at the some pIece. Bmlth, Lioesien :Elizabeth end William Otian, Ilirmieigisam, and Drury-lane coach- , rinne manuactrewres, Dfee. 28, Jan. 25, at ttes BIrmioghanm bistrict Court. Webb, ilirmingisem Lancaster and tlrayfard ...

... made some inquiries, and found that, seven or sight weeks ago, the prisoner and another orphan boy left a lodging-house in Drury-lane, London, and saerted for Bristol. They walked all the way, maintaining themselves by singing and begging. Since they had ...