... India House, who has long been enamoured of tin* am'aole lady. The Draom, emiiled The Reroll the Grnlf, now perlorming at Drury-lane Thntno, is kuimed upon Novel men by Lady Morgan, tal.cd Ida of Athene. The following appeared in a pari of our ini number ...

... IV/TOST announces to lb© Public* I hat he has engaged the celebrated MR. MACREADY, Of the Theatres Royal Covent-Garden and Drury-Lane, to P*-rfonn in WATERFORD for FIVE anccessive NIGHTS, and that will make bis first Appearance in this City, on MONDAY, AUGUST ...

... chr.nge it many times day by opening your windows.” Covent Garden Theatre opens for the season on the 271h instant, and Drury Lane on the 29th. We ar« authorised to slate, that advertisement mill shortly appear, calling on (be enemies the general use ...

... bridge and ik approaches. Kor ihe first lime numbers oxen wero observed in progress from Holborn through Great street, down Drury lane, Little Ru-sell street, Bridges and Catherine streets, for Waterloo bridge, in order to reach their destination the Suirey ...

... Belgrade, with the alterptece Therese. The first introduced to (he notice of the public Madame t'es/ris, the Opera House and Drury lane, to the character Lilia. She had only finished her first song when (he audience immediately fnlt the superior quality of ...

... my own house ; introduced her to my own table, &o. There never was more unfounded calumny. Being on the committee of the Drury lane Theatre, I have no doubt that several actresses called on me : but as to Mrs Mardyn, who was beautiful woman, and might ...

... into effect the valuation ol lauds, previous to (he next Assizes, recommended by lie Judges. A new Piece is preparing at Drury-lane Theatre, taken from Mr. Moure's admired Poem ot La Ila Hooke. A new Church, to cost £l2 000. is about to be built in the ...

... determined on having her money, or lea-l the value of it. A handsome codiii was provided, we understand the performers of Drury lane, in which the remains of the unfortunate actor were deposited, and every arrangement made fur the funeral, when llio landlady ...

... her liege Lord- the one for alimony, the other for the restitution of conjugal rights. Mr Kean continues to perforin at Drury-lane Theatre, and the uproar begins to subside. He is considered to have gained a victory. The following lines have been written ...

... Lee had introduced bis remark about Dtury-lane Theatre.- Really this seemed to be a charge arising out of transaciions at Drury-lane Theatre, and not Epsom racecourse, and he should like to know what it meant. Mr Minsbull.—Y«m should not be intemperate ...

... the state of things winch I existed previously to the Revolution. I Pfoiiarations oponan extensive scale, are nowmaking at Drury-lane Tncalre. to represent the Sacre. Coronation of the King ot Fiance, lor which purpose materials of every kind been collected ...

... had ved for years incest with oWu sister, whom he has had several children. Mr Hatfield who saved the late King’s life at Drury Lane Theatre* turning aside the pistol aimed at person* was at the Brighton Theatre last week. A singular circumstance occurred ...