... fact we may whisper that the same assistants hare been secured for the fbtore for the present work—namely, the writer the Drury Lane pantomimes, gentleman the staff of the Court JoumaL and celebrated mad-doctor who the habit of making copious notes of the ...

... such as assembled to witness representations of the most touching dramas or the most sublime tragedy at Covent Garden or Drury Lane. The better to attract the ’public, printed challenges from one combatant to another were exhibited on the walls of houses ...

... characters, and also to appear Oliver Cromwell a new play written expressly for him. The revival of Rossini’s Oldlo at Drury Lane ha* afforded Mdlle. Nilsson om>ortunity ...

... taken the Lease and Premises of the long established and highly reouted Premises, known as THE RED LION, GREAT WYLDE-STREET, DRURY-LANE, LONDON, where he supplies Wines, Spirits, Ales, and other beverages of the finest Brands and of the very best quality. ...

... composer, who has made several alterations in the opera, and has added a new song for her • . . The theatrical season at Drury-lane will recommence in September next, under the management of Mr. F. B. Chatterton. A new drama of modern life written by Mr ...

... wo may whisper that the same assistants have been secured for the future for the present worknamely, the writer of the Drury-lane pantomimes, gentleman on the staff of the Court Journal, and celebrated mad-doctor who is in the habit of making copious ...

... recovered from her recent attack of hoarseness, appeared Tuesday night the Countess, in Le Nozzi de Figaro at the Italian Opera, Drury-lane. A good story told by the Greek p ipers. One of the military commanders having offered a reward for each brigand's head ...

... on this day (Wednesday) weather per- roting, from three to aix o'clock. Bandmaster-Mr. Har ardy. The theatrical season at Drury-lane will re- commence in September next, under the management of 3ir. F. B. Clhatterton. A new drama of modera life written ...