... DRURY LANE. Mr, Cumberland's pomedv the Jew was on pci formed this Theatre* for the firll time this ieafon, for tlia of introducing new performer to the notice of the town, in the popular part Shtva. This gentleman's rtame, wtfare informed d>e bills ...

... DRURY LANE STORIES. Here are a couple of stories with the great Augustus off Drury Lane for a hero. He was plain.Mr. Harris, then, and was having the “ show redecorated. During the progress of the work one of his most persistent was bothering him with ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new comedy, called Fifst Impressions, or Trade in the West, was performed at tins Theatre on Saturday night. The plot of the comedy is sometimes too obvious, and at other times involved and tedious.— Sir Thomas (Muudeo) is the old ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The fixed determination the public to preserve the beautiful uniformity of this Theatre, preventing ladies hanging their and cloaks over the trout or the boxes, was Friday most unequivocally evinced. Al) the females assembled were ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The declamatory powers of Kemble, are excellently fuited to the part of Zanga, and him alone we think praife is due but Tuefday night was not a night for cricicifm. the conclufion of the Play, God fave the King, and Rule Britannia ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Monday evetmig, Iris Majesty honoured this Theatre with Ilia presence. We do not recollect to have witnessed, any preceding occasion, to painfully, oppressively crowded an audience. So enrly five o'clock, the different entrances ...

... DRURY LANE triEATRC. liuve had an upportniiity ol' Ri>in«f thi:. healn*, anil obseiving detail tin: with which it is open the approaching season. The quantity of work done in a few weeks (it is now only Seven since the demolition of the old fabric began) ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Thi* houfe never poflsiTeJ more and nviiDfrous audience than on WedneCday night,drawn togetliei by the double attraction of the prefence of the Royal Family, and the popular play of Pizarro. The whole of the boxes were taken before ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. At the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday, Richard Reeve, aged 18, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Ann Reeve, in Druiy-court on the 15th of November. Mr. Clark and Mr. Beasley appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Sleigh ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This Theatre- opened Saturday;, with Hnmlet, an immense audience. The public expectation had been so much excited, that the doois were crowded at an early boor, and the whole neighbourhood kept in state of tumult until the time of ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A piece, in two acts, from (lie French stupe, was produced at this Theatre on Tuesday night. It is one of those tentiiiienisl things with which the stage has been surfeited ever since the public condescended to receive with something ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday evening, a new Tragedy entitled Remorse, was presented at this Theatre, for the first time, from the pen of Mr. Coleridge. The scene is laid in Spain, and the events of the play are supposed to have taken place in the ...