... Latolach aA theatrical Picture, painte by rO aretontha'n .~~e by musumsrthshhus discovered. The subject is Garrick in th Gr.11 Drury-lane Theatre, evidently actinegan O echaracters (we believe Sit e of a select circle, hro h? an, are d left hand stands his botarer ...

... of the mceasue being the et, ne treaity or base of such cone. g, A new historical play, in five sets, was prodicedat gi Drury-lane Theatre on Wednesday, the 4th instant, Ti ,es great success. It is from the pen of Mvlr. S. YKnowlo; and its title, William ...

... this, that Lady Etdon gave sixrpen to a beggar a few days ?? paper. Macready is engaged by Elliston for the Theatre Ret: Drury.lane. The report, therefore, of this gentlemrai going to America, during the present season, is not trete The King has made a ...

... effectually, by a bountiful and good harvest.- for Mr. Price, thle American manager, has become the Lessee fc ii of of Drury-lane Theatre, having taken the contract off the Oi the hands of Mr. Dish, in consideration of receiving from the ti has latter ...

... bebt ed. their ?? Mercry.b mt, Fron the economy necessary to he introdstre d e ?? oe end iftnot all, thedepartments of Drury-lane Theatre, ite ne rice tnanager has acquired the appellation of As /? tohte of CN7;Us Sale.-Peele's Coffee- ot was ?? antI ...

... Liverpool, whilst London contributed scarcely le £30,000. d The London Courier of Tuesday, with allusion to the s, play at Drury-lane on the previous evening, states,- s, - Pizarro was the play. Mrs. MIGibbon, who has been n absent from these boards for ...

... avoid tbe conclusion, that, if these gentlenme have tormed a correct estimnate of Mr. Salter's talent, the managers of the Drury. lane Theatre, the Theatre Rloyal, Dublin, and the Liver- pool Theatre, must be most incompeicit judges of thea- trical merit ...

... five dO It is some years since the money receipts at each of winter theatres were so large as on the recent ?? the King. Drury-lane alone received nearly nine haded and twenty pounds. ude Right of the Publhic to attend Coroners' Inqoeoeg. _ are mortified ...

... bulaider.-L. Thompson, London, printer.-R. Bad- ndal, jun. Stafordhldche, dealter-t W.IV Elliston, late of the Theatre Royal. Drury-lane, bookseller-tR. Daily, Bognor, Dro rnouger.-H. W., J. W., and M. W. Wood, Wakefield, %s ool- staplerso.W. Blake and J. ...

... two o'clock , on 'Tuesday, aa .Y, ighly respectable meeting, composed of the proprietors, per. it ic- fortinera, &c. of Drury-lane, and- sonic other genitlemnen ,wasc iia held in the Saloosi of ithe theatre, for thle purpose of ead'tptin. LI Ira the best ...

... notes; up again, to show that she could do both ; and all this amazing exterity-equal in it; s'kind, to the tumbler in the Drury-lane P antomime,-was bel h. stowed upon a composition of at least twenty minutes' duration which did not contain one single ...

... London and the 20th degree of east longitude. Kean Redivissne.-Mr. Kean appeared on Monday se'nnight, way in Hamlet, at Drury-lane Theatre, being his first appearance in S that character for, webelievethe lastfouryears. Heperformed 3d, the part with all ...