... stbetter bestowed in the pockets of the poor Ariszons 'Y than in lis own. If he be in doubt whether lie shall Y visit Drury Lane for the purpose of his own selfish amuse- is ment on Monday or Saturday, let him by all means give the preference to the ...

... militia which was called oat tic twice a year seating and spoechifying, which woos ?? inaerbsd ?? toLodon, and quartered ito Drury Lane Theaitre, sod ehis', was to be up and at leecie when' th a fbtl oe ee9 Thle mutinous sqo ads are in arms agaisest their ...

... shortly be ga .ee- Mess n ule Il commence their ship pon anulpoeaecnet ?? (to be continued dists fo i wes reiulyt h oeigof Drury Lane by size Mr. Smith, the nowlessee of the Maryehona Theatre. ps ?ohnisXaeSxn woi o performing at each Dr aynen, proves to ...

... he buas never yet been equalled; and we have little doubt that be vvill caulse. as great a Sensation here as he did at Drury Lane. XtuiuE.5CAIE FRIOM THIE '1 AMAZON.-Intelli- genice 'c-es ree-ive ti ?? on Thursday night, from Doerchester, that tire ...

... Mrs. Pitt the hsighest compliment, vhen saying that, Since the part was playe'~ by a of Miss P. Horton, on itts revival at Drury Lane, under the e o a management nf Mr. Macready, we have not seen any attempt t, y a equal to that of Moniday evening. ras Miss ...

... ascertained. The .Ittid'luton is on her way theI 1home with £ 100,000 worth of gold. state S M. JULLIEN'S. OPENING NIGHT AT DRURY LANE.- rhelic ~.1W ulin omecd i cmainfor the winter season, prop] ?? ls, ?? ane, when the- theatre tions d-wsltrlycamdi vr pt ...

... engagement for a few performances,-we mean.Mr. John Neville, who was formerly manager of the theatre, Oldhamo, and late of Drury Lane, London. His first appearance was on Friday last, as Cap. ng tain Bertram, in a piece written expressly for him, The ...

... London from his tour in Tdsuyland, agh and is so~unding the note of preparation for his forthcoming Iof series of concerts at Drury Lane Theatre, which commences bton Monday week. One of the novelties of the presenit'season Ong wil b,weae given to understand ...

... only point to her beautiful illustration of Acs, in the 1Adis and GalateW of Handel, to produced by Mr. Mlacready, at Drury Lane Theatre, a few7 oh years ago, in which classic severity wiks as prominent as is !b te broad and dashing humour of tbhs modern ...

... almost every ga part. Onl Monday evening last, Mrs. Westont, the celebrated lay, tragic actress, of tile Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, made her la first appearance in Biury, atud was loudly applauded. old NATIONAL PUBLIC SCOaOL. ASeOCxATcOi, -Onl Monday ...

... the able inaiccge- Di inent of Mr. Piceips, at Sadler's Wells Thieatre bitt siccec plc Christmas, at thle Theatre Royali Drury Lane, wicere hier re- wl ad ception, we learn, lien beect quite' entictsicastie. Dttring thit pr, of lcstter short period she ...

... county militia which was called out twice a year eating and speechifying, which was one marched to London, and quartered in Drury Lane Theatre, and which was to be up and at them when the day of battle came ? The mutinous squads are in arms against their ...