... candidate for histrionic fame. We believe we may further confidently state, that he is already engaged to make his appearance at Drury Lane, immediately after tile commencement of the winter season; and that the walk of the dramatic profession he hee chosen, is ...

... next assizes. Mn. VAN ArssnnoR , whose performance with his trained animals excitedso much interest at the Theatre-royal, Drury lane, and which was witnessed several evenings by Her Ma- jesty and Court, is now performing at the Theatre-royal, Manchester ...

... unausna erable, and that a reversal ef our policy would be aeiational calamity. Tus TREATRr ROY.U.-Mr. Leraine, from the Drury Lane Theatre, who has been performing as the principal actor in Macbeth, Ingomar, Othello, T'he Stranger, I Hamlet ...

... question now arises, whetller ste ean clahm her salaty fuons ?? Morii as lMi, imtns equtires he' servics for thu openiilg of Drury- lane theatre, for which shue is engaged for 300 guineas h'er mouth, thie siolinist may herileps lie witholit 11er services for ...

... Monday, wilts new scenery, &c., of Airs. W~aylett persosating her original character of Zola, as ,dei jrrformcd by har at Drury Lane Theatre, with such emnisent sir 5occeos loot Seeasn. The music is by Auher', Herold; ansI dot Marsultner, arranged by Mr ...

... proper of both the Italian Opera houses wvll terminate on Saturday, bat Mr. Mapleson promises six additional performances at Drury-lane, the particulars of which ivill be announced shortly, possibly as soon as this reaches the eye of your readers. Each ho ...

... Covent Garden ?? 63 s0 Drury-lane . ?? 61 So English Opera ?? do 42 Hayinarket. ?? 47 3S Victoria . ?? 40 3S Olympic ?? 4 Fitzroy (Tottenham.st.). 38 22 The Victoria, from its peculiar formation, holds as many persons as Drury.lane; on one occasion 3,800 ...

... are in a most pitiable plight. Their own leaders desert them on critical occasions. Stanley and Disraeli were wanting at Drury-lane ;-true, there was the Duke of Richmond, who possesses the courage of a soldier, but lacks the discretion of a states- man ...

... Evening Edition. I Mrs. Howard Paul will appear to-night in the zha,_te of Lady Macbeth sad 11ecate, at the Drury-lane Theatretm At ?? a farmer has been sentenced to twenty. ore days' ?? for selling a quantity of beef et orh anfood. The other day, Mr ...

... were quite extraordinary. Laporte at Covent Garden, on Saturday, received twenty- four notices of indisposition, and at Drury-lane, the Al a- nager, Mlacready, Braham, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, and a multitude of others, labour under its influence. 'The dis- ...

... two of our contemitpo- rarios (tile Tiynca and Morning Advertiser,) which deecribe the reception of the noble 'artl 'at Drury-lane theatre on Tuesday' night. H-e waes literailyiexpelled the liouse. 'What an indication of the sen6e enlt lied by tihe public ...

... incidents connected with them, with' a view-to the uti. mate exrinction of Negro Slavery. 1, Paganini's last concert at Drury-lane produced him 2501. ?? deducting-from the receipts 1001. for the use of the Theatre. . Lord Althorp's brother, the Ron. G ...