... with spirit, has also en- i tered into an engagement with Mons. Julien, director of the celebrated Concerts D'Hiver, at the Drury-lane Thea- tre, who, with his unrivalled band, comprisirg above fifty performers, will give a series of six concerts here, corm ...

... most comic little piece, in which Mr. Farren also -appeared; and in both pieces he was ably sustained by Mrs. Glover, of Drury-lane and Co- vent Garden, that lady having on this occasion made her first appearance here. Mr. Calcraft's Josrph Surface was ...

... Dublin that they have not seconded his able enideavours. It is reported that Hudson has been engaged at a London theatte-Drury-lane, it is raid. We trust it may prove but an empty rumour. We could but il spare such an actor.- Reqgiter We understand that ...

... amstuidst the pauses in the melodious voices of Mr. Hawea and Mr. Ward, and con. cluded with the one shilling gentleman at Drury-lane. Sir G. CLERK said, before the honourable member could make his motion for calling the printer to the bar, there must be ...

... Charles Chaplin, the stage manager of the Theatres Royal, Liverpool and Manchester, and formerly of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. His age was 26. According to a table published in the Univers, the popu.. lstion of Rome, reckoning up to Easter last, ...

... quarters likely to know, that the investigation will occupy at least another ?? of Wednesday. TH EATRICALS. A meeting of the Drury-lane proprietors was held on Saturday, when it was stated that the theatre had been let for three years to Mr. Macready, on terms ...

... followed by Messrs. Cahill, Coffey, and Powell. LINCOLNs'S INN Faans.-The last meeting was held at the new, rooms, Craven Head, Drury-lane, Mr. Furlong in the I chair. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Haynes, Lane, Reading, and Lindsay. Mr. Reading was appointed ...

... langour prevails in the trade. ?? Ellis, late of the Bath theatre, has just accepted an engagement with Mr. Macready, at Drury-lane-Beth Joturnal. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to approve of Richard W. Cooper, Esq., of Bowden Park ...

... Marylebone Ward-Thomas Damey, John Mollooney, Is Uor. Wise, John Downey. - Shadwell Ward-Jobn Foley, Nicholas Morrin. e Drury-lane Ward--Elleanor Barron, Michael Bourke, I- James Bulke. g Lambeth War1-James M 'Donnell, Patrick Walsh, John d Shannon. St ...

... numerous and respectable meeting of thle i friends of Iieland -and of ?? was bollden at the k's Assembly-rooms, Craveis Read, Drury-lane, Mr, Lindsey in the chair. The fillowing resolution was proposed by Mivr. De. L'Or,' 'seconded by Mr. Hlarrington, and passed ...

... Sunday, and the business of the evening concluded. New members enrolled, 7. LINCOLN'S INN PIELDS DISTRiCT, CRAVEN DEAD, DRURY- LANE. Mr. O'Neil was called to the chair. Mr. Lindsey (warden) being called on, addressed the mceting as follows :-My friends ...

... exported 11,050 barrels oats; Clare, 3.031 barrels wheat, 12,195 barrels oats. THE SCHOnO,1AeTEA WANTED.-At a public.house, in Drury lane, a papear is exhibited in the window, on which is written :- Two be Raffeld on Monday next-a Black and Wite Babet and three ...