... hundred pretty, well-made, and ntelli- gent young ladies, from 17 to 20, for the forthcoming pantomnime at Drury-lane Theatre.-Apply stage door, Drury-lane, on Wednesday next. the 19th inst., at one ge o'clock. Ame one who is not young and not T pretty will ...

... TrcdioU, i.’f MiUaud, miller, PRIZE MONEY TO BE PAJD. E*u'rrJ for tli»; Marg'iretha and 'Copenhagen, at No. 6, ' Buiidmjs, Drury Lane, the 30th inft. for L* Concorde and i.a Medee, Sir R. Preftoa’s, Bart. Frtderic'.t Place, * ...

... unravel; Talk fr'tey on each Rank and. Station I if And settle carefully the Nation- re. An hour then past, I steer my Way To Drury Lane to see the.Piay. Weary of this I take a Glass the Another Hour or two to pass the With merry Friends who suit my taste. ...

... THE ATRICAL ITEMS. Cinderella, the Drury Lane pantomime, pro- mises to be ose ef tho moat succcssful that haa yeb been prodsc6dsy Mr. Augustus Harris. Miss Kate Vaughan is a tower of etrength in herself, and she is supported by a number of well-known ...

... such affair each week, and many more are announced. Certain well- known vlayers will probably be in every one of them. At Drury Lane, at the Lyceum, at the St. James's, and Her Majesty's, there will have been a long procession of them before the dog days ...

... reply, it is said. is to foria hat the subject of an imlueudinlg further comusnutca. ion tioU to the Powers. on szy THE DRURY LANE MURDEIL ~.en uby INQUEST AND VERDICT. szy LIKENESS TO THE BARKING TRAGEZD. The medicalevideuce given ounlod ay af ternoon ...

... performance of he The Critic, Sheridan had not written the last act. Dr. Ford and Mr. Linley, the joint pro. prietors of Drury Lane, began to be nervous and t idgety, and especially Eing, who was not only I the stage mnanager hut had to play a part in ...

... b From Cre nriose and Woxhall ;, It used to be twice that, at least,- And not too dear at all. tl 'Tis two-and-four from Drury Lane h Thri e from the Surrey Zoo'; This is wbat that there Mr. Mayne Has been and brought us to ! Oh, cruel Richard Mayne, &c ...

... enjoying a holiday at the Lakes, has been as engaged for a leading part for the recommencement si, [r. of a dramatic season at Drury Lane. oh ., For the resent examination for the degree of cl; rd baccalar-cat es 7eases at Paris, three women presented gs ac ...

... Minor Operas of blarian; the Padlock, and in Thsras and Sally. The li-t of novelties already produced are-the revival at .Drury Lane of Mr. Sheridan's dramatic 1ketch called the Camp, which he wrote Anno 1775. It is to be regratted that the brilliant pen ...

... subordinates an eovelose containing a a' n Iiers of gold and a card wishing thse recipient a merry u ,f Christmas. X s The Drury Lane pantomime 'of Cinderella is A' o understood to have involved Mr. Augustus Harris in f a preliminary expenditure of nearly ...

... Accession of G eorge I., and to celebrate the birth of Princess Augusta. Five years later Alfred was given in London, at Drury Lane, for the benefit of Mrs. Arne. It seems specially appropriate that Arne should have been the composer of Rule Bri- tannia ...