... their sister hills the west, were capt with snow, prance, nor has the untoward weather had yet any played ahcinately at Drury Lane and Covent Garik n. , , , under which there badbten an immense several copies, one of which is still m his in the called ...

... gave great satisfaction to his audiences, and added greatly to his fame wherever he went. made his first appearance at Drury Lane on the h of October 1816, in the character of Diego Monez, in the melodrama of The Watchword, the Quito Gate, in which he ...

... Many other persons received prizes. Theatrical News.*— lt is said that the theatrical season has proved unfortunate to Drury Lane and Covent Garden, each of which establishments, it is expected, will he mintu several thousand pounds- Laporte will scarcely ...

... Daniel | Terry, the actor (who about a season or two ago, was obliged to relinquish his engagement at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in consequence of seriously declining health and impaired memory), had the misfortune to be suddenly struck with a total ...

... and Mr Terry compounded in handsome dividend with bis creditors. After the settlement of his affairs, he was reengaged at Drury Lane Theatre, and appeared theie in the characters of Sir Peter Teazle and Peter Simpson, on the opening night of the last season ...

... at a palace of his own near Cairo, and is said to have been much delighted with the effect produced. Winter Theatres. —Drury Lane closed on Saturday week, and Covent Garden last Thursday. The season, we regret say, has been far from profitable. Each ...

... nennett, Union Court, Broad Street, mer- chant „ '* Hewett, Reading, corn-factor victual 1 Edmund Tjrell, Brownlow Street, Drury Lane, victual- Edward Aldred, Milk Street, Cheapside warohouseman inlm Twemlow, Hatberton. C-heshire, maltster William Harrison ...

... Wednesday evening by Arnold, should prove a standing tavounte with the public. Not one star, understand, has been yet engage at Drury Lane. Braliam is present without anv engagement. At the last sitting of the Academy of Sciences of Paris, several papers were ...

... appears I at the profits last season amounted to only while under Harris’s management they averaged .£78,610. this event, Drury-Lane will monopolize alllbe leading performers next season, ami present the most powerful company that pe.hapiq ever belonged ...

... a-week. I believe her first engagement in Kngland, some years afterwards, was at York Smith, the actor, and then manager of Drury Lane Theatre, saw her, and procured an engagement lor her in town, where she speedily rose into tame. —Hew Monthly Magazine. ...

... in the forehead, from the glass of his' carriage, against which he pitched, in consequence of the coming off of wheel. _ Drury Lane Theatre, it said, opens with anew tragedy from the pen of Miss Mitford ; the heroine of which will be personated by Miss ...

... Theatres-Rnyal, Dublin and Manchester, being his litst appearance here. Mrs Haller by Mrs W. WEST, From the Theatre-Koyal, Drury Lane, who is engaged perform here tor eight i.ights only. After w ll be prcsloced a New Farce, called THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY ...