... witness did not want him, and the man and the prisoner drove together. Two or three tlavs after, witness saw the prisoner in Drury-lane Theatre, and allied him how he got on with the man. Oh,” said the prisoner, went little way in the coach, and soon settled ...

... only kind question with us is, what kind of Costs will give against you.” Motion refused with costs. Munden’s engagement at Drury Lane Theatre expires the end of the next season, at which period that veteran favourite means close a dramatic life of above ...

... noil lircw !i him Ilolliorn, and through Fleet-street, fill j arrivnl Mr. West’s, «ire-worker (one of his h.til). stieet, Drury-lane, where | njigiited. Ti,e popul.ee soon aiter called out Untson! Watson!”—Mr. West made Ins ap-: pe.ir.inca tlie first floor ...

... and the Actors Covent-Garden Theatre.” Mr. Fawcett returned thanks. Lor d Hull and proposed, The health .Mr, Rae and the Drury-Lane Fund.” Mt. returned thanks. Lord Holland expressed his satisfaction at witnes>ing the liberality sentiment which pervaded ...

... DEATH MIL RAYMOND. Wo Idineni to state, * k lial Mr. ILiymond, the inrdlijjenl ami active Manager ot' Drury lane 'nii'Sire-, died yesterday afternoon, about half-piut five o'clock, at hi* hou-e in Cheater-place, I’im- Hco. lie was teizeJ with apoplectic ...

... s Princess, the orders for which are expected to determined upon this The following notice wag accnrlingly posted up on Drury-lane and Covrnt-garden ; The public are respectfully informed, that in of the much lamented death of h-r Royal Highness the Princess ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The respect paid to the existing most unfeigned, State of public feeling, opening this house last night, and then for a charitable purpose, and allowing no performance to take place, except a most solemn and appropriate selection music* ...

... would soon have the opportunity witnessing him a larger siage, he understood Mr. Klliston had engaged him perform it at Drury-Lane Theatre I The Learned Doctor then proceeded notice the affairs at the liurona and Carlsrulis, and commenced in strong terms ...

... “ For God’s sake let u« keep to ourselves the faults of our own family, else what will the people tlmfk. 'Die receijits Drury-lane Theatre, on the evening Mrs Km ’s benefit, with the presents given her for tickets above the prices, are said have amounted ...

... honours Drury Lane Timur.■ wit, visit this evening. His Majesty has i.n.u n 1 toe Opera Aiinxeric s. —To-monww his , will Covent-(iiird n Theatre, where ii commanded Til'df th Si^ht. The announcement o ...

... /• IKrectly the curtain dtew up the wliolc of the Performers came forward, and sang t!-id roar Ike King, m which Wilson, Drury-lane Theatre, lent her aid, leaning on the arm of Mr. Uuru.et. On its cunclusmn the curtain fell, but was almost instantaneously ...

... There was no business transacted in either House of Parliament on Wednesday. The Kimg, on Tuesday and Wednesday, honoured Drury Lane and Cuvent-Garden Theatres witli his presence. On both occasions Majestv was received with the most enthusiastic and gratifying ...