... with extraod nary ffectbi the character of Isabelea. The house, we are glad tos ' W ?? of Friday. T'le private boxes iil Drury-lane Theatre (ten - number), which were sold by Mr Whithread fore I 21 years for 5,0130 guineas each, will fall into the tellrue ...

... She is a highly gifted aand deserving favourite, rid played with-all.ber usdal 'spirit and talent. Ile Irvewas repeated at Drury-lane on Thurs- eVesing, and again afforded us an opporttnity of hearing I ran Stephens, whose voice (alas !) is decidedly on ...

... hag the smallest pretension to respectability of character, --intetli- gence. There were but six bidders for the lease of Drury-lane Theatre on last Saturday, and only four names have trans- pired, viz.-Wallaek, Bunr, Chailes Wright,and Kean. The committee ...

... had arrived at the extraordinary age of 108 'years, died in his apartment, at the horse of Mr.- Wells, the hair-dre'ser, Drury lane, opposite Craven builtints, Londoron Monday. It appears that heserved in thp war between the French arid English in America ...

... the King's new Palace, in St. James's Park' Tile question which has been so long pending, of Wits should b)e the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, is decided. The Committee met on Saturday, and after a deliberation of sane hours, it was agreed to accept the ...

... strength of the company, Ye think, fill the fair syreui's house to the ceiing. Tash e tcles of agreement for the letting of Drury-lane of are really a curiosity. We never saw in one sheet b0lp ?? legal bolts and bars. lhere, is a clause ireaders the lease ...

... 'the cries of 'no, no, were almost universel. 'Mr. 'Lee paid 'on Saturday the requisite d.epositt for the lesseeship of Drury-lane, furnished security, and signed the. le'se.' The new management opens. on tbe first of 'iOctober. Th e fdllowing verse from ...

... Horn is engaged at the Hay-market. .Mr. Dlowronwgo ess to Drury-lane in the place of Mr. Farren, who re- lquired only eighty guineas per week of the new Management for bimselfand family. Drury-lane theatre will open in Octo-. ber, .under Mr. Alexander Lee ...

... Itis soine-hat curious tht the number of new -pieces pro- duced last season, at Drury-lane and Covent-giardeziih res. wias 15 at each house. Under the new lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, economy-the -most parsimonous econoniv-is said to be the order of the ...

... the orning Post newspaper. Weltyer and Tattersall represented o inerests of his Royal Highness. Dlring the period when the Drury-lane company cted at the King's Theatre, the King beeame en-amoured of Mrs.Crouchtlhenintlheprienof life. He constantlyvisited ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATR. IL On Saturday a meeting was held in the saloon, of the pro. e priptors of Drury-lane theatre, for the purpose of receivin1 . the annual statement of the accounts, the election of six men. e lirs of-the committee, in the room of those ...

... is at present at Margate, where he is said to be writing a comedy, which will be acted 'in the earlypart of the season at Drury-lane. Morton has been appointed reader of plays to that establishment by Mr. Lee, a situation held by Mr. Frederick Reynolds ...