... country, and who twenty years ago was recognised as a principal tenor at the English Opera-House, also at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and other theatres, died on the 18th of June, at Philadelphia, in the fifty-ninth year of his age. About twelve years ago ...

... Too MUei orA GooDTH'iSG.-Tho Proteetionists at Drury Lane in .he rnorning-the Robbers at Drury Lane at night ! Whbyglieustbehasame pirformanee, Mr Anderson, twice on one day ? Or is this but the Drury Lane revival of The Rivals. Punch. _ _ ...

... maouth. In 75 while yet quite young,. having herself''and her monther to provide for, she macde her first' 'ieap-.' ancb at Drury Lane -as Lydia Languish. She' made much stir, daring the next twenty' years,, albeit Mrs ?? was thea alive, and giving ex- ...

... 'Persons curious in theatrical matters,' says Gajen, may remember that 'Palmer, bhe great English actor, when .playing -at Drury Lane in 1798 the principal part intthe,'Strangor, after uttering the words There is another and a better world 1 sauk down ...

... 17th of J ANUARY. Voealis MISS CICELY NOTT, who has, this Season, created an extraordinary sensation at the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, being her First Appearance in In announeing his Annual Concerts, M. Juttien begs to assure his numerous Patrons that his ...

... should rattain it. One day be met accidenrallv Mr Bunn, the treaserer of Drury Lane Theatre, who said. that in illi probability ho could readily obtain an engagement nt Drury Lane at L 15 a-week. No,i replied he, I will never again set my font on a ...

... T'hea re, at the West- mninster County Court on Monday, for a breach ofagreement. It appeared that in the late pantomime at Drury Lane, en- titled Jack and Jill, pursucr gave L.7 103 to a person who was agtent to defendant, io represent in a scene his shop ...

... rsieaay studenta . Ii 'USIO AI X D THE DRAMA. (From th' Ordeatm) Ist doubtflwheihertlee nwpla by Ir Boucirnl ?? the openng of Drury Lane as likely to be: 'producedi jn' thi 6ou8 of the season, will be done this seflson at' all. ?? Madame Ristori lbs' re-appeared ...

... meeting sepa. it rated. 6 TH E LATE Sir E. PEEL. AND LTMa CAnID.-We observe it was y stated at the Protectionist meeting in Drury Lane a few days tI ago, by Colonel Kenloeb, that the late Sir Robert Peel sent n Mr Caird, author of the work on H High Farming ...

... thaw, and arc ngaiu itr use. TrE AiMATECat PsFRFORro ANCE AT Dreny LANE.-The re- sults of the late amnateur performance nt Drury Lane have been satisfactory in a pecunitrty poit t of view. v ier Mojest, caused the sum of 100 guincas to be sent to tie committee ...

... pos izirs ;nnunz is Sb akspciian performances lc ceninteuced his second histrionic career.bv plalyvig this clha- racter at Drury Lane, in 183.. and, evra since, it has been identified with himself more than any Ither part. The suc- cess of recent novelties ...

... capital was at the basis of the undertaking, should be made to suffer by another party’s reckless endeavours. Better that Drury Lane should remain closed altogether than that it shovld be perpetually used as an arena for such abortive experiments as have ...