... suggested as possible by which it might be done, was by ga- srftusg him as a green grocer, seeing that, as proprie- tor of Drury Lane Theatre, he sold fruit in the refreshmlent erJoill. Tuesday last, an aggregate meeting of the orangemen of Ireland took ...

... pUblie.-Mr. Beverley', wve perceive, has taken thle hint, and announces, for his stares the ensuion; week', Mr. Bdrownie, of Drury-lane, and Air. Reynoldson, of the Bath theatre. We arc iniormied that the young woheats in East Kent are loo0 n he iutiful, and ...

... brother arid sister; she is shortly exrected to return. It is not true that she is at present elngaged by AIr. Price for Drury-lane Theatre, neither is Mr. Brahains actually cgraged ; but we learn there is ran unirerstanding betteuwr siIin anid tire manager ...

... 0 Rt ; MINISCENCES. i ZFr7 j Athe Atisrn.>l7] In 1760 a At r; Cross was prompter at Drury-lane Theatre, and a Mr. -Saunders the principal machinist. Saunders la- baured under an idea that he was qualified for a turflinas, and, like most who ate afdicted ...

... Saturday evenring next, to witness the ci. Ilebrated Madame. Vestris, Mras Phillips, and Mr. Wallack. of Ithe ~Tlstre Rtoyal Drury-lane; anid Msr, Keeley, of the Theatre Royal Covenit Garden, whosire enagled fur that utigiito per. 'Ibrin'sdtiiratbtl~thilr ...

... MR. MACREADY. a - TjiellTRE ROYAL., -Dilreihg tt~ngts of the past er Mr. ?lcready, from the thealre-royal, Drury Lane, has been performing at our thenle-roval. An actor alt the very top of his profession, on rvhich ardunios emoience he has beeis placer ...

... solillinig tsan lirzaroi tbr; experinisent.-Dum tfridI Coo- &ric: f . A rielh exan plie of rural simhlicity occurred iat Drury.lane tlrerrre Ias4, Monday week, during there. - presntrtion of tIrem Rent Dhas In tie distrddiing scene, -asen brtheipkwntile ...

... Pagatilti; and it lais been given out (by his frienids we presutne) that lie has refused an engagement for a large sum at Drury-lane, under the expectation that he would be secured by Moitek Mason. We aresure thatthe Di. rector of' the French, German, aid ...

... estimated that Kean has received for his professional exertions nearly £100,000 from the time he made his firstappearance at Drury lane theatre in the character of Shylock, until his final exit at Covent garden.-Mlorning Chronicle. THY NATIONAL CONVRNTION ...

... mistress. AN ORIGINAL PLAY BILL.-The following was printed at Messina, during the time the English were in Sicily: it beats Drury Lane olldwm:-n'Theatrical Advice-Mr. Antony Abbate Clarinet Professor of the Munizione Royal Theater in this Capital resign to ...

... orace WalPole iin a letterhto Horace Mann thus notices the first appearances of Garrick:-There isa little simple farce at Drury Lane, called Aliss Lict in Town, in which Mrs. Clive mimics the Muscovita ladmirably, and Beard, Amorevoli intolerably. But all ...

... for it is the way here to make even an affair of taste and sense, a matter E of riot and arms. Fleetwood, tire master of Drury Lane, has somitted nothing to support them, as they supported his house. vAbout ten days ago, lie let into the pit great numbers ...