... open the Coven sous a theatre early in September, and thus have the Macready, whose season at Drury-lane will not co thirty until October. Apropos of Drury-lane, it is Jory, a ir sous the theatrical circles, that Charles Young, tbe emi id five gedian—who ...

... 6d ; the second, 4s ; the.attics, 3s. The SecreUry of the London City Mission has calculated the rental of Charlesstreet, Drury-lane, and finds it to exceed 2,000/. per annum. The applicant for lodging? is, possibly, a young man who has some situation of ...

... with the administration of justice. —D. E. Post. Mr. Thomas Lee, formerly a comedian of note, is committed for of money, at Drury-lane Tm.*- tre. Mm»M. Co.ajla'. Satr-TABD —The .ho the rot«»'y I 'he M .irv Connell St Son*' *hip-yir,l. A. 'he rteeieeit tf ...

... of the Birming- The Westminster dinner to Captain Rous was gi ing, that his father had never that Webb bad arrived ia at Drury-lane Theatre, on Friday night. It was atten tenant 0 f Lord Grantley, ham prison received intelligene been a tenant, and that ...

... one of the Chureh artic | lord, or Operas and musical dramas will be performed % vers bad | London Winter theatres. For Drury-lane, the Never vocalists have been engaged :—Miss Romer, Mis | ton, Mrs. Keeley, Miss Poole, Miss Gould, Mrs easure ; lack, ...

... 04 to 6 Wanna Fine full flavoured do., ° Ulasgow, —_ = Amusements. TO- MORR ow EVENING. — —_—_— MR. TEMPLETON, From the Drury-Lane and Covent- AND THE MISSES SMITH, NBT WIGAN, SWANSE A, ANI AND CANNEL CO BROTHE RS, | have @ few omy these very superior ...

... MR. THORBURNE. Mrs. Palm eh, from the Theatre-Roy al, Drury-Lane ; Mrs. Cunningham, Vocalist, from the Theatre-Royal, Sheffield ; Mrs. Connob, her first appearance these several years; Miss Dter, from the Royal Olympic Theatre, London ; and Miss E. Mabie ...

... eo CONCERTS IN THE NORTH OF IRE At the solicitation of numerous Families of the MR. TEMPLETON, (From the Theatres- Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent- THE MISSES SMITH. ...

... Dublin and Edinburgh, CONCERTS IN THE NORTH OF IREL reh> ghee _—_ — Bemil: ay 2 MR. TEMPLETON, (From the Theatres-Royal, Drury-Lane and Covent-G AND ee asa aw as “se > D- EG to announce, that they will give CONC] in the following Towns, on the days und ...

... raged at the Cork Theatre. English stage, is eng’ -three poun ds were produ One hundred aud thirty the concert given at Drury- lane Theatre, for the far the late celebrated music ian, Mr. Willman, formerly His wife i s appointed to conduct th Tyrone mi ...

... -'l . G. V BROOKE'S engagement is for FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, being immediately previous to bis opening at the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, under the revived management of W. C. Macbeadt, Esq. Richard, Duke of Glo’ster, Mr. G. V. BROOKE. Henry, E trl of Richmond ...

... water, and pass it over the same part seve h was se- and all traces of the ink will be gone. jon. He At ashop window, in Drury-lane, a paper is exh which is written, Genuine New Priace o speak of Shaving Powder sold bere.” secretary At the siege of Acre ...