... ELLEN AKHURST, Soprano (Criterion Theatre). MISS EUNICE IRVING, Comedienne (Daughter of the late celebrated Joseph Irving, Drury Lane). MR. FOL'RNESS ROLFE, Mimic and Buffo (Hanover Square Rooms). MR. MOZART WILSON. Pianist and Conductor; and MR. ALFRED ...

... Nip. liV:11111. do 3, C ulwjniiPlace. Mr J. T. Jenkins, Wine — Thoruts, Ffmetilu, Liang.tdo:k J. T. Lewis. Esq., Louden Drury Lane, Mr Thomns Brans — Mr John Edirards, Pontardnlas, Mrs Jane Edwsols. do., and Miss It Lend Anne Edwards, de Portland House ...

... played a round of comedy with the late G. V. Brook at Drury Lane, and elicited the hearty commendation of critics and audience. She created the buffo part of Duggan's opera Levine. From Drury Lane she went to the Haymarket, and made her nark, as “Lady ...

... Jun. LOYALTY ON THE BORDERS.—On the evening of Friday, the 16th of May, 1800, a madman fired a pistol at George 111. in Drury Lane Theatre. On the Mon- day following the Mayor of Shrewsbury, Joseph Careless, Ei'4l , was requested to call a public meeting ...

... complete, with its fairy prelude, its introduction, its hariequinade, and its transformation. How if Mr F. B. Chatterton, of Drury-lane, seeing the degree of pantomimic perfection of wood, wax, and spring joints, should elect to manufacture, instead of engaging ...

... the prironer not guilty.—The result was with applaum in court. AN AMCSING THEATRICAL INCIDENT. An odd incident occurred at Drury•lane Theatre the other evening. says Mr. E. L. Blanchard in Re ii t00t 6 0 ..r..which should not be left unrecorded in I battiest ...

... looked forward wlthont fear to the verdict of the country. 814 Stafford Northcote made similar remarks at Barnstaple. At Drury ,Lane Theatre, London, on Tuesday night, Dec ember 12, in the final scene of Richard the Third, Mr, Barry Sullivan sustained ...

... covered the road as fax as the Tabernacle (lapel, and filled all the houses in Talermude-street, Welsh Back, Pier-street, Drury-lane, and all the cellars even of Market-street. From the field generally known as Cae Shon up to the DryfachFarin all the arable ...

... water covered the road sa fare, the Tabernacle Chapel, and Wed all bosses in Tabernacits•strest, Welsh Back, Pier-street, Drury-lane, and all the cellars even of Market-street. From the Add generally known as Cue Shea up to the Dryfrch the arable land was ...

... cannot good, and many do harm, hut a sensation-I•'ving public will doubtles, patronize it largely on this very account. Drury-Lane Theatre is to lad during the summer months. reemirh.. Her Msjeaty's Theatre is to be opened se an opsdathouse. Mr Loader ...

... where soder Ilszsucato he improvement se to enable him to appear at La Scala. From the Scala be ieturned to England end to Drury-lane, where, seder the management of Jullien, lie fully Instilled brilliant reputation he had made in Ldgsrdn, Thee came • successful ...

... of poverty abounding in Spitaltields, the Mint, White. chapel, Radcliffe Highway, along the banks of the Thames ' around Drury Lane, Clerkenwell, Hoxton, Shoreditch, Hackney, Rotherhithe, Southwark, and indeed all parts of London, it would be simply impossible ...