... the profession for the stage, and displayed such talent in the provincial theatres as secured for him an engagement at Drury-lane theatre. He an- peared in, and played successfully, Dandy Dimanolt, in Guy Mannering. His personification of Yorkshire ...

... the injuries they inflicted on him caused his death. The prisoner was ordered for execution on Monday last. The lessee of Drury-lane theatre and the sub' committee have amicably terminated their cOanec' tion, by cancelling the lease for the remainder of ...

... are glad it is to be performed on Tuesday, as then we shall avail ourselves of the pleasing opportunity to go into detail, DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mr. Kean sustained the part of Richard the Third last night to a very full house, and, we are happy to say, that ...

... next meeting. The meeting then broke up.-Globe. .It is said that Mr. Durrant has abandoned the in- n tention of bidding for Drury-lane Tiueatre, and there is no truth in the report that Mr. Lewis, of Liverpool, intends I, to make a tender. Mr. Charles Wright ...

... on Thursday last, by AMs dame Vestris. of a robbery in her residence by her f'ettet It appewed that, after drivingher to Drury-lane ?? a eet heleft her to returnasshepleased contriry to orders ?? arriving home she missed her purse, containitig three ? ...

... thereby hangs a tale-Age. Macready, we hear, bids for Drury-lane Theatre. His fine taste, high character, and commanding talents are no common-place recommendations. The failure of the two farces (at Drury-lane and Coavent-garden) this week, reminds us of ann ...

... MEMS. A Mr. Goldsmith, who has for some time been playing at Private--Theatres. made his appearance on Thuisday nright at, Drury-lane, in MlonsieurTonson. Heoiri coarse iuetoi', vidth more corfiderice than talent, and more injudicious friends than wise ...

... rumours that a cet tan little favturite warblers after a boane dventure, has got on a LEE shore. The report that a pretty Drury-lane comedy actress was preparing herself for tragedy arose from the following acci- dent :-An admirer, the son ofa Gallant Admiral ...

... the thirty- nine articles'; particularly such of thle membeVrs' as are not intended for the church ministry. ?? reipts of Drury lane theatre for the lidt three years have averaged 53,0001., and it is esti- mated by competent judges of the subjeci, that ...

... evening on. which her Higbness will receive company in Dublin. All the arrangetments connected with Mr. Ale-s Lee's tender for Drury-lane Theatre, were completed on S turday last, and the new lessee will take'tbe field With enter' prize and rehpectabiiity r ...

... appears, is too.exalted 'in her ideas for the newr lessee. She will not, therefore, form one of the con- stellations of Drury-lane during the approaching season. Mrs. Waylett, being more moderate in her demands, the new monarch has acceded to them, and ...

... the f- syren, Lady Lignum. Paton, that her presence willnot benco ducive to hanrmony.-Age. The late unfortunate lessee of Drury-lane theatre appeare last Tuesday evening, iii the Loeden Gazette, under. the cosnd oen of a bookseller. - What, right, askedCooper ...