... ermissie7n of Sir St-ldslen May, sovereign. I.ii''i' NIGHT OF TIHE ENGAGEMIENT OF Mrs. WA'WLETT, (tJf the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane and Haymrkct.) TillI present Evcr,~izg (Friday), Janiary 19th. will Tbe. ?? (by lparticular desire) tile masical Play of ...

... reepectfully informed that the cele- , _ brated AlT , B R AR Y. .R BR s -e Y M 0 1NS IE 1 D C O E, Of the Theatres Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent Garden, are engaged for FIVE NIGHTS, aud will make their first appearance in the New Christimas, Pantomime, now ...

... tdheanricals at Hammr.,n~ a amit wreen onclie Polpoluiar, has written, besides her tr~vels, 1, and rcent emraace~e a cmedy cteda Drury-Lane,17S], a, called Vire Minaou N~ a French drasma , To Silver Cup, Diaod i cmed nd a farce called the. 7719herraotsreais eredrwa ...

... pasaage from London to Madras in 105 days, due of thie most expeditious patsseges we haveheard of . The clear profits of Drury-lane Theatre for the sea. son, scow closed, are £io0,oro. -TO, CORRESPONDENTS _ We must still request indulgence from our c ...

... whichl, be aft'rlb vs'rlsarjsaopted. TsrrATRstCAL Ecowogy~.w-The late: Richard Rus-3 sell, Esq. hced a, renter's Ar~e at ;Drury Lane Theati's, where he used to go lalmgi-t ey evening; and, notwich.. stanidin'g leic immense for't ne,'.s penury was so great ...

... OF ' THE BEGGAIVS DAUGHTER OF BETHNAL GPREEN. (Fros t Ic London Mlorniny J0147nal.) The comedy about to be produced at Drury-lane, under the Fiume of /rbe B ...

... George Robins and Mr. Rteilly; a ring to Mr. Jobling of the Adelphi; and a ring to Mr. Dunn, the respectable treasurer~of Drury-lane, and as the latter gentleman is ona of the angle, a staunch disciple of Izaak Walton, Johnstonr has left him ail his fishing ...

... DUSE Or NORTHUMBIRI.LAND's MUNIFCEYNCE. -When John Philip Kemble,. the celebrated Tragedian, was, by the conflagration of Drury Lane Theatre, of which he was ajoint proprietor, brought into some adversity-the Duke of Nortbunuberland presented that classic ...

... Manager of the late Theatre r. SfJG gov nn MfONDAY, February 9th, on which oa' dile celebrd8tod , 1* .WAYLETT. e govt0 Drury-Lane and Hayrnnrlet, will ofthe ne ,her iirst a5pearance this Season. veniug will be presented the favorite Opera of u0 the abov ...

... Hon. the Dean of Clogher, (fJ heir. .-.MARRIED. In Lambeth Church, onl the 17th ult. RICHARD Esq. of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to Miss ELIZA late of Glasgow. At Moy, county Tyrone, on the l8th MIarcim ' Chas. Richardson, J. H. RIMINGTON. Esq. I i ...

... ,rjATR, BTBELFAST. t his niog, TUESDAY, March 31, 1 829, M1 AISS I. PATON, (of the Theetre Royal, Drury Lane,) ,d for sIX NIGHTS only, will make her m!ppesrO cC lrh er whe n will beperformed thead- Iv of *iE STOOPS TO CONQUER. anlf)W DirDels-Hlardcastle ...

... ai5 reara nra will take p h, et ' t' EVENING, Apsil 24, when wvill lc r - and fars hionable sornedy, Cnw acting twai ah, Drury. Lane Theatre, entitled g THE PROVKI;ED HUSBASN\J Lord Tnwil,- ?? ;h.H Squire Richa rd . .Rs,5 Sqvthe Richarl ?? Mr. '0 rr Lady ...