... 'maker. His father dfed thirty years ines, leaving h~m and a brother as his executors. Thke lattr (Gaerge Wielrnd, late f Drury Lane Trheatre), was nowv dead. He hodl not seen the deceased Charles for ten year, and he had not had an appilication from him ...

... DRURY LANE THIS EvEFD4o. THE DEAL BjATMAN. Messrs. Belmore and Cbarles, Miss . Lieclerq and Er . Faleonr.-To conclude with NATUBRS ABOVE. ARB. Mlessr. W. Lacy, Addison, and yder MiLs C.saunders. R. Leclercq, and Mrs. E. Faleoner. HAYS!ARKET. TmS EmSmINO ...

... perade the sob-the greater majority of whom had evidently partaken freely of Sir John BArleycom early in the day. DRAMA. DRURY-LANE Thin theatre will be closed to-night, to give Mr. Phelps an opportunity of having a full-dres rehearsal of Lord Byrou' Afakfrcd ...

... match. The crest on the above articles is a i swan and ?? Friday night, as Hands, residing in the Caledonian-road, was lees Drury-lane theatre, a sham fight was got up for Sbh purpose of attracting a crowd to facilitate the epee.. tions of a numberof thieves ...

... Weiss, It. Carri, A. Cook, and W. Hasrrison: Misses Loalsn and ahsan Pyne.- *Conduotor, Yr. A. Me4lon.-Commeneue at 8. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVEVIVO, GONE TO TESAS.-MANFRED. Messrs. Vhelpo. Ryder. Rayner, Warde: Misses Beath Atkinson 'eelercl, and Mrs. E ...

... what was the amount of the property which his father left. He could tell what his own share was. Mr. George Wieland, of Drury-lane theatre, was co-executor. He has since died. The sum which each of the family received might have been above 601. Witness ...

... R. Weiss, H. Corri, A. Cook, and IV. Harrison; Misses Louisa and ausan Pyne. -Conductor, Mr. A. Mellon.- Cominence at & DRURY-LANE. Tms Evspllma. GONE ¶D TEXAS.-MANFRED. Messrs. rhelpa. Ryder, Rayner, Wxarde Misqea Heath, AtkinLon, Leclercb had Ms. H ...

... H. WesW, II. C1orri, A. Cook, and W. Harrison; Misses Loa'sa and &usau Pync. -Conductor, Mr. A. Mellon.-Comfllonco at 6. DRURY-LANE. Tmsi EvE'rSO. GONE TO TEXAS,-1TANFRTD. Messrs. Phelps, Ryder, Rayner, Warde Misses Heath, Atkinson, 1eelercil, and Mrs ...

... drama of special interest with our best tragic actors. Macready several years ago, if we mistake not, brought it out at Drury-lane, Mr. Anderson then playing the part of Florizel. Later Mr. Charles Kean produced the piece with remarkable splendour and ...

... HI. IVein, ii Corrl ,A. 0Cok Vand . HarrIson; Misses Lon'sa auni t.usan Pyac. -Conductor Mr. A. Mellon.-Comtence at 8. DRURY-LANE. Tine Evnso, GONE TO TElXAS.-MANFRED. Messrs. Phelps Rydr, ItayerWarde: l.Jieee Heath, Atkinson, Lelrq n Mrs H.Ploe- d THE ...

... , 6reootrll of the late oeaspier. Ship, hoove in ot I Nsaa Nowiham to Andrew Wt tton. SaT. CultENaw DA~s~a.-Barley Mow, Drury-lane, George Carter to Thomas Mansfield. Boll's .R-ead, Verotet Stephen Knight to Benjm~nWiliamBenh. 1'outsi, CarestretWi.llam ...

... W. B. Weiss. H. Corrl. A. Cook, and W. Harrison: Misses Louisa and 8usan Pyne. Conductor Mr. A. Mellon.-Commence at S. DRURY-LANE. THs EvzIS, GONE TO TEXAS.-MANFRED. Messrs. Phelps, Ryder. Rayner, Warde; Misses Reath, Atkinson, Lecloreq, and Mmr. Fa ...