... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Sheridan SE2ith. HE Public is respectfully informed that the above Theatre wMI open to-morrow (Monday) evening, July 26, introducing Mr. Buchanan, the celebrated American Tragedian, who will make his hirst ...

... Lessee DRURY LANE THEATRE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Sheridan Smith. T ('X(RPOW (Monday), MNr. Buchanan, the great American Tragoe n wI Il make his first appearance in SheridanKnowless Playo anVIRGdiIUS Supportedby Messrsz.StaartBelton, Gbert, 'Mellon, ...

... Mesdames Cowle, Bar. roweliif &C. After which the screaming Farce ?? TURNED HEAD. Fitzfiggins, Hr. F Moreton, from T. R. Drury Lane. To conclude with the celebrated romantic Drama, entitled The BLACK DOCTOR; or, the Fated Lovers of Bourbon. Supported by ...

... and RICHARD III on Friday, October 5th, for the first time in England. On Thursday, Mr. Anderson, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will appear, with Mr. N. T. Hicks, Mr. Rignolds, and several artistes, in The LADY OF LYONS. QUEEN'S THEATRE. Sole Lessee ...

... and for which the talented and highly popular actresseq, the Missea Jane and Harriet Coveney, from the Thseatres Rotal Drury Lane and Surrey, have been expressly engaged to sus- tain the principal characters. To-morrow, Monday, and during the week (Thursday ...

... THare respectfuliy informed, the proprietors having entered into an engagement with Mr. James Anderson. late lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, for a limited Period, that eminent tragedian will have the honour of making his first appearance this season on ...

... ceiling, will continue to perform every evening for a limited period. First appearance this season of Miss Fanny Morant, from Drury-lane theatre. The management feel happy to announce that they have effected an engagement with that favourite actress, Hiss Harian ...

... with The VILLAGE REPROBATE. Supported by Mr. Reynolds, H. Caries, Mrs. Atkinson; &c. MIDDLESEX MUSIC HALL, MOGUL TAVERN, DRURY-LANE. Licensed Pursuant to Act of Perliamsent. PROPRIETOR, MR. E. WINDER. rHlEE Best Vocal Entertainment in London. Open every ...

... by Mr. Prout. Admission, is.; Re- 5epl :0eat5' 2(a~ kt~ e, At Three and Eight o'clock. .-P -muIsIC HALL, ?? -s - 9+ N, DRURY LANE a t 6¢r*>;.Ptl !e ilt. H. WIND lR. in London. Open every evening, * an. - ?? 6 ;>artpersed withiother novelties. Sup- - ...

... Performanlce every Saturday, at three o'clock. Egyptianilall, Piccadilly. MI3DDL-ES~x MIUS3iIC 3HALLT, - MOGUri TAVERN, DRURY-LANE. Licensed itsiuant s ?? of Psathiame. PROPt&TORTRZMH. E. WINDER. HEE Best Vocal Entertainrentrin London. Open every evening ...

... entirely new. and the best panto- mime company in London. Clown, by the celebrated Mr. J. W. Doughty, from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane; Harlequin, by Mr. Charitonia; Pantaloon, by Mr. H. B5ird; Columbine, by Madame Pauline; Harlequina, by Mdlle. Lulza (late ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. R. E. T. SMITH, Lessee and Manager, has the pleasure to ar - nounee this National Establishment will open on Monday (Boxlig-night), December 27th, at a reduction of prices, with a new domestic Drama in three act entitled UNCLE TOM'S ...