... osbo'ne, an1d A. 1P. E;kin pla. DESERTING ?? WIP¢.-- Williamlt A1furtla (45), military ortnatnent sttui.liet, Whito ?? Lalle, Drury Lane, Lcnd. , Nvas charg ed wiith leseiting his wife on the 20th of Seliteillbe r last, and leaving her chilrgeable to I hie ...

... melodramas adopted from Shakespeare'. Richard I IL and Henry V. —each got up in superb style as to dressem and scenery. At Drury-lane Mr. Barry Sullivan, not being a horseman, rather spoiled Mr. Chatterton's, the manager, plans, by refusing to ride White ...

... all about tho drama its professors. Reference made in our dramatic gossip tho little dispute between Mr. the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of tho Times. latter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the revival ...

... I LIVId onily further Observe that the pitch at Hereford wais tuned to that a ceepte new% luoti ait Covenst Glardein end Drury lane, ,1I ]lve s'o dleusiiioci on tise subject of pi fda. 'UniforssiiY is djoiitllss inset dlsairablte, butt it mulst lie uniformity ...

... (Prom the Birmingham Mail.) is made in our dramatic gossip to. she little dispute between Mr. Chatterton, the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the The I:gter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the revival of ...