... of the i.ight. Immediately before the the- atre doors are opened, a gang of thieves assemble at a public-house close to Drury-lane Theatre, and they si- multaneously drop their pipes the instant notice is given, and issue forth to plunder the struggling ...

... comedy at the same trheatrt; anrT two new operas, and two iww fascia, are likewise in progress. Mr. Price, the lessee of Drury-lane, has completed his engagements for the ensuing season, upon an extensive scale. Hrahain, Miss Paton, Miss Stephens, Horn ...

... Goodrich was convicted of stealing a silver salver and other articles, value 101., the property of Stephen Price (lessee of Drury-lane Theatre), to whom the prisoner was butler. The jury recommended him to mercy on account of his previous good e-liaracter ...

... sister — E.ieter Fluina Post. * v The hitherto Smmß Unknown, who is to electrify all the play-goers at the opening of Drury-lane, turns out to be Mr. Kean, jun. His debut in London, where, according to the bills, he makes his first appearance on any ...

... Gamester, until his final and dreadful exit. We- un- derstand Mr, Price is preparing this piece for rev-res-n ' tation at Drury. lane Theatre, and that the recent journey of Mr. Wallaek to Paris was for the exnres^ puepose of obtaining accurate drawings ...

... bodies. The oldest of the suf. ferers was 1 years of age ; she was the youngest daugh- ter of Mr. Barlow, brush-maker, 131, Drury-lane. About eleven o'clock the body of the youth was found and taken ashore. Tbe gibbet wliich was erected in the year 1788, ...

... readers, leaving it with them- selves to draw a comparative view of the different merits. Your's respectfully, Dangle, Sen. DRURY-LANE. COVENT-GARDEN. TRAGEDY. Mac-ready Kean and Young. WaHack C. Kemble. Cooper Warde. ounge Abbott. Kean, Jun. (New) - OPETtA ...

... of the art of sign painting in the metropolis wa.s some years since exhibited near the corner of Little Russell-street, Drury-lane, in the whole-length figure of Shakspeare, standing on the angle of the pavement opposite to a house which had been a tavern ...

... person much elegance of manner, with a great share of dramatic f_\ent.~ Evening Paptr. Mr. Lsher, the celebrated Clown, from Drury-lane ineatre, intends performing for a few nights at Car- marthen, Tenby, and Pembroke, and has made ar- rangements to visit ...

... about to give to the world, passed his early days. — Times. Kenny, Dimond, Poole, and Peake, have novelties forthcoming at Drury-lane Theatre. Kean has announced his intention of retiring from the stage at the termination of the preseut season. At their ...

... The lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, in consequence of tbe wishes of the proprietors of the English tlieatre in Paris, bas extended tbe furlough of Miss Sniithson a decided favourite with the Parisians— Miss Smithson being engaged at Drury-lane. Barrymore is ...

... widow by a deputation. We understand that the young lady, Miss Grant, who made so sueaassful a debut at the Theatre Royal, Drury. lane, on Friday evening last, was formerly a pupil ofthe Royal Academy of Music, and uuder the sole direction of Signor CreveJU ...