... appearance in his native city since his return from Australia, after an absence of seven yea™, Monday, October 7. commences Drury Lane Theatre the 28th of October. Th* Great Letter Suppression Case.— Much consternation continues to prevail amongst the banking ...

... interest unless the line is in strict working urdtr. The Keans LaXE.-Mr. and Mta. Charlel Koin are now pitying nightly at Drury-lane theatre crowded and fashionable audienc s, and the entire pre«« eulogise their performances most onthuaiait-oslly. Itr. ...

... This celebrated American Company, under the direction of J. B. Rochettk, has appeared Her Majesty’s Theatre, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and lastly at the Royal Alhambra Palace, London, vritn a success unprecedented, their attractive performances having filled ...

... freehold of inheritance. For further paiticularsapply.toMr. Richard Hall, 2, Preeson’srow, Liverpool; to Mr. Thomas Scott, Drury-lane, Liverpool; to Mr. J. B. Sxxv rnson, Solicitors, Lancaster-buildings, Liverpool; to the Accuunkers; or to Mr. John Yatxs ...

... Sole Proprietor Mr. Heath. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF MR. H. LOYDALL. RE-ENGAGEMENT of Mr. E. POWER, from the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Monday, the popular Play, in five acts, entitled ' INGOiMAR. Intromar Mr. H. Loydall. | Parthenia Miss M. A. Bellair. Tuesday ...

... Manuscript for the purpose of its production, Mr. C. Mathews’ Drama of THE SAVANNAH (As lately produced at the Theatre-Royal, Drury.lane), Peter Pestletop Mr. G. Honey. (As originally played by him.) ReTiml of the Popular Burlesque ENDYMION. On Monday next ...

... celebrated American Company, nnder the direction of J. B. Bochettk, bas appeared at Her Majesty s Theatre, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and lastly at the Royal Alhambra Palace, London, with success unprecedented, their attractive performances having tilled ...

... magnificence, with New and Gorgeous Costumes, made expressly for this occasion Mr. T. May, Costumier to her Majesty’s, Drury-lane, and all the principal Metropolitan Theatres. On Monday will presented, for the first time in this Theatre, the extraordinary ...

... their little hands were never made to tear each other’s eyes. Punch. The Pope’s Last.—Some years ago a drama was produced Drury-lane, in which Mr. Anderson, acting asja Red Indian, made a great sensation by repeating expressions of violent hatred and contempt ...

... Fortunately none of the Giles’s, and at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln s- Federal troops were injured. court, in Drury-lane In one of the houses in this P‘ ac^.|® is staled in our news from Missouri, that Ben M‘Cul- discovered the woman Andrews ...