... Manners Sutton, Mr. Durrant, and that great supporter of the stage, Lord Carrington. The address for the opening night at Drury-lane. which is stated to be full of point, will be «poken by Miss Taylor. We understand, that extensive purchases were made by ...

... evening, but not the farce, unless the latter was a new one, A person of the name of Richards, who played the orchestra of Drury Lane, was paid, by The Morning Chronicle, to watch for the announcement of the play, and run to the printing-office with it; ...

... for the succeeding piece. Mi/ JVeiuhbour’B Wife. But Cooper and Bartley were doing lachimo and Beltariut, in Cymbelime, at Drury-lane; and Cyinbeline, having side singers in it. lasted the usual time, viz., about three quarters of an hour longer than the ...

... merit. Mad. Vestris was so pleased with it, on its first appearance, that sang on the same night, the two Royal Theatres, in Drury-lane and Covent Garden, each of which places, it was twice encored, making, in all, six times, that she repeated the same song ...

... broke out in Drury-lane. which, for time, threatened destruction to a great portion of that dense neighbourhood. It commenced, as some said, in the rear of the premises Mr. Pound, coach lamp-manufacturer, at the corner of Long Acre and Drury-lane, but. according ...

... terr«hly, end the shrieks of the women were heart-rending in the extreme. Only four of the Mr. Wallark, of the Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. Gardner, merchant, Glasgow. Mr. Paxton, writer. Glasgow, another gentleman whose name we have been unable to learn ...

... wing of the palace, which was occupied, last year, by King Otho German paper. Mr. Macrvady preparing for representation Drury.lane theatre. Lord Byron’ssuhlime tragedy of Sartlanapafus, which said more dramatic, and likely be more effective in Its performance ...

... announce to the Inhabitants of Belfast, that he has engaged the celebrated Artist. Mr. W. FARREN. (of the Theatres Royal. Drury Lane and Covent Garden.) /fir Turn JViqhts onlu! who will make his first Appearance on WEDNESDAY next, and conclude his Engagement ...

... Theatre, Belfast. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MU. W. FARR If. (Of the Theatra Royal, Drury-Lane and Covad-Garden,) Whose engagement positively terminates this Evening. THE Manager feel* gratified in being able to anfunee, that he baa effected an engagement with ...

... for solitary confinement, are now, generally, preparing throughout the barracks of the United Kingdom. Miss Phillips, of Drury Lane, was to play one of her principal characters Canterbury, few night ago, when all the money taken the doors was one shilling ...

... We»t end, fitted out an expedition of discovery, which, after encountering unparalelled perils from the hostility of the Drury.lane and Hoiborn savages, succeeded In reaching within two degrees of the strange continent The Square has since been ascertained ...

... FASHION AND TABLE TALK. Drury Lane Theatre.—On Thursday evening, was performed this Theatre, bv command, Sheridan's comi dy of The School for Scandal. At twentv minutes past seven, their Majesties arrived. The curtain to crowded an audience, as we have ...