... servant, whom found in the Park, hastening to overtake his master. The Duke of Wellington, with a distinguished party, visited Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday night. The Duke of Wellington had an interview with his Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral yesterday ...

... age of ncvr invention* preneot might be termed, wilt* more justice, the age of competition. WitLin one hundred nfilas of Drury-lane. (he pesarsgers can find the otiginal sbariitf shop the old original shaving shop;” and the real original abating alrop ...

... Court-house, Wexford. 9. A poor man shot at affray with the Police. Young Kean (the tragedian’s son) makes his first at Drury Lane, in the character of Douglas—receipt Orange disturbances in Moontmelicx. The Saints hold meeting the Ureal Hotel, Tra- in ...

... having adopted opera of Mozart’s at the rival Theatre, bis Majesty induced to gratify bh fine musical taste by visiting Drury-lane Theatre first, arid Covent-gardeu afterwards. the arrival of Don Miguel two or three entertainments are to be given to biro ...

... on board. She was commanded by Lieut. Thomas Gill, K. N. His Majesty is shortly expected to visit the Italian Opera, and Drury-lane and Covent-garden theatres. Manchkstkr. —Trade is in a very improving state, and it ii so also at Macclesfield, Stockport ...

... elfectnally forced him to comply. one occasion he wasloudly called upon by the deities who preside in the highest part of Drury-lane Theatre for the song of The Sprig of Shillelagh,” though it was not announced. came on the stage readily signify, ing his ...

... been advertised for, but none have appeared. The Equivocal Charge.—When the spectacle Tht Coronation was brought forward at Drury-lane theatre, Norton, who wae first trumpeter in one of tho band, of the guard., preceded the champion on the platform, to sound ...

... Scarborough, Newcastle, &c, Master Burke is in the north. rapidly recovering from hit late illness, Horn to engaged neat season Drury lane and Miss Stephens are also expected. Among the departures spoken of that bouso are Mrs. Davison, Mrs. Geesin, Missea E. ...

... Ray* mond (Co»enl Garden), Younger of the Hay Market), tlemrnjngi (Adelpbi), Broad (Unhliii), Dale (Dublin), Mrs W. West (Drury Lane), Mm. Vaughan, formerly Mr* Yates (Covent Garden), Mrs Broad Dublin). Mis* Walepole, who acted the IVidoto at Covent Garden ...

... discovered how slowly genius gets without patrons, and how rapidly wears away ; anil was obliged to take an engagement in the Drury-lane orchestra, at tha humble salary 30s. a week, which has appropriated lo the purchase of music paper, the hire ofa piano, ...

... establishment of poor laws. Epicharis, a new tragedy by Mr. Lister, author of some novels, has been successfully performed at Drury-lane Theatre. It is lounded on the storv o( I’iso’s conspiracy, detailed the 16th book of Tacitus's annals. The Italian Opera ...

... quartered at Sheffield, received order* last week to commence wearing mustachio*. A cast iron pavement i*now being laid down in Drury-lane. The osperiment ha* bten frequently attempted in different pait* of London, and failed. The institution of a new Association ...