... Marlowe into, burlesque, in which Leigh and Jeven acted Harlequin and Scaremooch. In the SPOOR of 1723.4, the theatres of Drury Lane and Lineoln's.inn.fielde took the subject of Faustus for • pantomime. Rich beat Tbomond, and the town pou red thousands ...

... Freeman, “The Bachelor.” Song, Mr. Moorbouse, “Phillis i* my only joy.” Reading, by the Rev. Cyrus Morrell, on tbe burning of Drury Lane Theatre, and *n the re opening of the same. Song, Mr. Sbingler, “ Work, boys, work.” Heading, Mr. Muorhonse, “ The cafe ...

... and Brunei; of Pitt and Gladstone ; of Nelson and Wellington. Future archaeologists will discover some remnants of old Drury Lane Theatre, which will oocasion interminable number of learned essays on tbe dramatie genius of the ancient moderns. An ezesvation ...

... to ruin? Well, Reformers seem to think it leads to theirs, maws think so too. We hope they are going to play Rob Roy at Drury Lane with power ; at all events, we ass they have engaged Powr* whioh is se mush Septa towards it. 'Talk of the wrongs of Ireland ...

... Boog, by Mr Ds Mrs solo, by Mr Macdonald, professor music, sweet home,’ with variations Bong, Mr ia my oaly by the waa of Drury Lane the same. Song. wes boys, “A ‘ of the Bong, had been in the 16 , aud their satisfac wards. we at the close of sac Never ...

... composer and organist, is son ef Sir George's brother—the Mr. Smart, who was a violinist, and leader of the orohoetras at Drury-lane, Covent.gardea, and the Lyceum Theatres, who died in Dublin, In 1833. The father of the two professors (the brothers Smart) ...

... Honors Regan, the parents of Mary Shaen, the wife of the unfortunate man in question, who resides in Little Wyld's-passage, Drury-lane, and that in consequence of some misunderstanding which had intern between Sheen and his wife on Tuesiliry, the latter betook ...

... was charged before the magistrate at Dowstreet, on Saturday, with a violent assault on Mr. Michael Slevin, surgeon, 41, Drury-lane. Mr. Slevin stated that about half-pest seven o'clock he was stareling at his own door, his wife, who hail gone out for ...

... lowest expedient to in his company in public favour. Alarmed by the preference evinced by the town for the rival theatre in Drury Lane, Rich conce ved that ibis vew privilege would incline the servants to eb house “a onge to,” word in the respective families ...

... sing at that theatre, was tried in the Court of Common Pleas on Thursday. Hr. Sims Reeves agreed to sing for 12 nights at Drury-lane, at 40 guineas a night, and con seated to play Francis Osbaldiston in Rob Roy However, when all arrangements bad been ...

... recol- ts having met a gentleman in the crowd at the door perfectly Theatre, on the 6th inst., who, having recognised of Drury-lane the Duke, mentione this uame, turned about, and walked before him through the crowd to the door of the house. This service ...

... and incapable of taking care of himself. Police-constable Mills, F 140, said the prisoner was drunk the previous night in Drury-lane, and a man (now in custody) attempted to rob him. As he was quite incapable of taking care of himself witness took him to ...