... 477., the copper of which it was composed being pus cased for £73,503. DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday night the concerts of the Pyne and Harrison operatic company, at Drury Lane Theatre, came to a close. The programme was an excellent one, consisting ...

... ) April 13th, and every Evening till forlhei Notice. R. TOM MATTHEWS, (the celebrated Clown .A.VM of the Theatres Royal ]Drury Lane and Covent Garden.) will appeor in Nie NEW AND SUCCJSOSFUL ENTERrAINMENT, ENTITLED REMINISCENCES OF GRIMA.LDI, Written expressly ...

... DAY, (Wednesday,) April 14th, and every Evening this week. R. TOM MATTHEWS, (the celebrated Clown A of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) will speor in his NEW AlPD SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT, ENTITLED REMINISCENCES OF GRIMALDI, Vritten expressly ...

... (Thursday,) April 15th, arsd two following Evenings. 1 R. TOM MATTHEWS, (the celebrated Clown .L S of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) will appear in his NEW AND SUCOESSFUL ENTERIIAINMENT, ENTIrLED REMINISCENCES OF GRIMALDI, (Written expressly ...

... DAY, (Friday,) April 16th, and following Evening. M R P. TOM MATTHEWS, (the celebrated Clown LVI. of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden,) will appeur in his NEW AND SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT, ENTITLED REMINISCENCES OF GRIMALDI, ( (Written ...

... currant, &c. STREET Roa BEr y -About half-past twelve on Saturday night, aman named Mkichael Moore, residing in Court No 1, Drury Lane, was passing along John Street, Dale End, when he was struck in tie mouth, knocked down, knelt upon, and robbed of rs. 8hodi ...

... up, the bust crowned with laurel, and the theatres sparkle w~ith illsudinations. He also suggested totiestisen manager of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Elliston, that if lie would light up the front of his theatre with the nauce of 1Sbhekipeare on the 2 Ird ...

... extremely creditable, we think, to the Jury by whom Bernard was tried. A committee, of whom Mr. Nicholay, Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. Beales, of Piccadilly, and others, are members, has been embodied at the 'news room of Mir. Wyld, in Leicester ...

... Litdgate Hill, when a verdict of Accidental death was returned. Deceased, whose naie was James Reynolds, and who lived in Drury Lane, Soli- hall, was a labourer, and according to thie evidence of his sister, lie whiesi he hld taken any intoxicating drink ...

... THE, LATE Ms>. DIAvisor.-Tho death is announced of Maria Rebecca Davison, (formerly Miss Duncan, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Hay- market,) on time 30th ult., at her residence in Brompton. Mrs. Davison was one of the actresses ...

... in the original cast of the Honeymoon, as the Coeist. He was at that time the stock prologue and epilogue speaker at Drury Lane, and though quite a youth, was favourably received wwhenever indisposition prevented Bannister, or the other leading comedians ...

... several seasons, to the great advantage of his professional reputation. After the seces- sion of Hammond to become lessee of Drury Lane. he took upon himself the reins of management, and by the peculiar force of elbaracterisation whice lee displayed obtained ...