... spacious houne was crowded to the ceiling. He will perform Hamlet, Richard, Sir Giles, and Othello, prior to his return to Drury Lane on Wed- nesday next. LETTER TO MR. SHARMAN CRAWFORD.-Mr. Hughes of Newport Pratt, has published a long letter to Mr. Sharman ...

... Property Maker ?? Mr. Seymour. 0 ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE WEEK!!! I FIRST APPEARANCE OF ,MRS. NIESEETTI! Of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane and Haymarket, For 5 Nights only, ON MONDAY, JUNE 4th, FIRST TIME HRaTE, D The LOVE CHASE, I CONSTANCE ?? NISBETT; t (First ...

... pletely into shade, every other spectacle, produced on the British Stage. VALSHA ?? Mrs. HOOPER, From the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, iter First Appearance. BALBEC ?? Mr. BEVERLEY, From the London Adelphi Theatre, To be followed by (FirstTime,) THE DANCING ...

... Sir John Jeffoott. 'A DRUNKEN WOMAN threw her son three years of age out of a second htory window, one day last week, in Drury Lane. It is expected the child mill die. THE FOUNDATION FOR A STATUE of Dr. Johnson? intended to be erected in the Market- place ...

... disappointed in procuring the oHLevs.' He persuaded them, how- ever, to go with him to the Great Mogul public. house, in Drury-lane, where there was a concert, and after they had been there for some time, he made soine excuse to leave the room, saying ...

... Honour to inform the 1 Public that he-has entered into an Engagement with the Celebrated Mr. K;E AS Of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, for FIVE NIGHTS only, who will make' his First Appear- aice on MONDA.Y September the tiVenty-fourth, irm his popular Character ...

... between a horse and an ass.' TH EATRICAL PURGAToRy.-After Mr. Boaden had read-hiis Amelia and Miranda in the green- room of Drury-lane Theatre, he observed that .he knew nothing so terrible as reading. a piece before a critical audience. 'I know but one more ...

... Hozses and Idmmnese Applause : . IEvery Nighs I FIRST NIGHT OF MR. USHER, TE.E CLEBEATED CLOWN, (From the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane, London.) SPLENDID ATTRIACTIONS I TMS PEIESENT SATURDAY EVENIG, R. RYAN, determined to bring forward every Mi. novelty that ...

... PDotny-LANE 'il T~ax2Aar.-'Betvv'ieei 'el~en 'a'nd twetve tb'elock/ on Th rdgy~nighr,' 'a'dreadful' aebiden'f octbrred~at n Drury-lane Theatre: whilit the new' pibc called The Spiliit o1 9idd wai Weink -Peif6rxnede 'in' ?? part which Messrs. Gilbert and ...

... after. a temperance address by the Rev. Mr. Hunt., MU.. FRASER, a vocalist, obtained a verdict against Mr. Bunn, of the Drury-lane Theatre, on Tuesday, for arrears of salary. The damages given amounted to £37, in addition to £9 paid into Court by the ...

... 'grouisid,' an. Id robbed him of upwards of £200 in gold and ntes' . fBR. HENRY PHILnIPS, the vocalist, has seceded from Drury Lane Theatre. TOP PARLIAMENTARY PAPEiS p inted for the session 1837.8 amount, exclusive of maps and plans, to thirty-four thousand ...

... converted ten thousand persons in a de. sert island. AssaERTION WITHOUT. PtoOF.-Mr. Deaden, the, dramatic twaddler, gave Drury-lane Theatre the title'of a wilderness. This reached the ears of Sheridan, who did not forget it wvhen he 'wasife. 'quested to ...