... through the public press, and evert allowed 10 days to elapse, after he becatme proprietor, before proceeding to the Abbey, Drury-Lane Theatre, London, will now contain in the pit 800 persons, the whole range of boxes 1828, 1 the two shilling gallery 657 ...

... began to recover from his torpid Wile, and was able to give his 'lle stated that lie lodged at estall's coffee-shop,•in Drury-lane, and that his name - Was John ~ James Bethell, night beadle of St. Paul's, Covent-garden, stated, he received the deceased ...

... at Gloucester Lodge. Friday evening the Duchess of Kent, attended by the Baroness Spaedth and Captain Conroy, honoured Drury-lane Theatre with her presence. Saturday the Duke of York transacted business at his Office in the Horse Guards. The Chancellor ...

... nt, in two acts, entitled Simpson & Co. and denominated in the bills a dy, has been produced in the Theatre-Royal Drury-Lane' We have not as yet ascertained the name of the author, 101° has certainly evinced a good deal of ingenuity in the arrangetnent ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. TUMULT EXTRAOliDINARY-INDISPOSITION OF MISS STEPHENS AND MR. SINCLAIR.l' The Opera of Guy Mannering was announced for re- presentation on Friday-the characters of Lucy and Henry Bertram by Miss Stephens and Mr. Sinclair. A numerous ...

... Delal'ons and H-. Delafons, S9akville..street, Picca- k dillyV goldsmiths and jewellers. s tR. Bomsfield, White florse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen- -draper. Drr-ln, wrolen- D. Rogers, Upper North-place, Gra s Inn-road, grocer. C T. W. Williamson and E. Jones ...

... himself the most prominent, actor in the dreadful C tragedy, from- the corner of Stephen's-green to a grocer's ol shop in Drury lane, where, seeing himself in danger of ap. hI prehension, he hid between two sugar, hogsheads, in which I situation he was ...

... Glasgow I and its vicinity, are most respectfully informed, that the Celebrated MISS CLARA FisHEmt, of the Theatre- Royal, Drury-Lane, remains for this Evening, when his Majes- ty's Servants will Perform the Celebrated Tragedy of WILLIAM TELL, written by ...

... knew. Mr. D. on his .professional capacity as the-anthor of several dramatic t x -pieces,' produced -at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane,. ofK it hich thea prosecitor was a manager. and that the depo, a - fent, who is a tiiarried man and the, father of two ...

... S. Ftrnis, New Bond-street, batters. T. Beckett, otherwise T. a'Beckett, Worcester, coach proprietor. ti T. J. Carroll, Drury-lane, baker si W. R. Griffith, Regents-canal Baisin, City-road, iroi. merchant. C H. Clark, Bishopsgate-street, tea-dealer ...

... to be called The Order fi for of Liberators ! t city A Mr. Price, the American manager, has become the ron lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, having taken the con- in- tract off the hands of Mi. Bish, in fonsideration of' h enl- receiving fro m, he latter ...

... STREUT, GLASGOW. ECONDN iGII Tof the Grand National Opera, cal- led-MALVINA, which has been. performed at the Thedtre_-loyal, Drury-Lane, for upwards of 100 nights, with the most distinguished success, and here, last night, with the most raptirus applause' ...