... the Duke of Welangton; and the sneer the reporter has been pleased to make, respecting Mr. Y6unger being a pensioner on Drury Lane Theatre, The sagacious writer, in the first instance, has mixed up the observations of another speaker with those used by ...

... thieatrical wiarr'angeients fo+k the M next season. Mr. Younge (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane) is the leading tragedian; Mir. Johun Lee (of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, stage-manager for thle late Mr. Kean), of the Wrindsor Theatre, a gentleman conversant ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, BRIGHTON. MR. R. YOUNGE, OF THE THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE, Y YAS the honour to announce that his BENEFIT. n is fixed for THIS EVENING, (Tuesday) February 7th, 1837, on which occasion will be presented (the first time for many years) the ...

... and at the principal AMisic Shops. THEATRE ROYAL, BRIGHTON. SECOND APPEARANCE OF MIR. BALLS, Fromt time Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. T HIS EVENING (Tuesday, Nov. 20th) -will be 1 prollucedI a new Drama of interest, called RAFAEL- Don Rafael, Mr. Balls ...

... that he: pos- sesses is an eminent degree-Econoimy. But I am wrong, it appears, in stating that he is a peusiolser oin Drury Lane Fund. In your observations you have asked if he is not a pensioner on Covent Garden Fund; and if an answer in the affirmative ...

... ROYAL, BIIIGHIION. The Public is rcspectfully informed, n AIR. I. i. BALLS, Pcrinlicilul Coniedlialn of tile Tlicatre ,loya Drury Lane, ind lif from tiI c [ lited st 'ts is Re-elIgi ied for FC)UR t l IN I GII ITS ONLY, previous to fuliling his Egligelenlt ...

... Continent, and has succeededl in engaging novelty and attraction 'of the most astousnlding character for his ensuing season at Drury Lane.-1Mrs. WsV lett, it seems, has given up the idea of opening a new theatre in Dublin.-The reciprocity system, as it is called ...

... signel an engageotenit wilth the li;go 'Larscc liti Lotdloln never haviog contemtiplated 0crCIptt i all eugagcttic it at Drury Lane Theatre, as stated in sone of the Lonitno tapers. An earthliuahe in Martinique, has killed betwett c lt atid tt t.. sotns ...

... SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Teazle ?? Mr. F. MATTHEWS. Sir Henry (with a song) .Mr. PAUL BEDFORD, (Of the Theatre Royal, Drury -lane.) Charles Surface ?? Mr. FORRESTER, (Of Mr. Braham's St. James's Theatre.) Lady Teazle ?? Mrs. HOOPER, (Of Madame Vestris's ...

... deltghted with the beauty and aecut racy of the views presentdc. 'Tite receipts thus hit' to tihE Seige of Ruchelle at Drury- lane thie;'tre, have ex eeded those o )':.arr'vo and Giustavus at the period oh their ?? l.- Air. Charles Kenible left toivn ...

... Upper Harley-street. Mr. G. Robins occupies No. 1, Brunswick-square. We have aethority to state that Her Majesty will visit Drury Lane Theatre in state on Wednesday ?? of Saturday. Mr. and Nlrs. Blackland removed from the Gloucester hotel on Saturday, to ...

... sill went to Clheltenhalii il 3 Bristol, where lie wvas for sonle thie first low coiraeinll. I-le subsequently pilaycdl at Drury. lane, the Surrey, ail Coburg, and re-appelpered iat the Adel phi towards the end of 1822, in Conjunction vith Mlr. Wilkinson ...