... tdheanricals at Hammr.,n~ a amit wreen onclie Polpoluiar, has written, besides her tr~vels, 1, and rcent emraace~e a cmedy cteda Drury-Lane,17S], a, called Vire Minaou N~ a French drasma , To Silver Cup, Diaod i cmed nd a farce called the. 7719herraotsreais eredrwa ...

... whichl, be aft'rlb vs'rlsarjsaopted. TsrrATRstCAL Ecowogy~.w-The late: Richard Rus-3 sell, Esq. hced a, renter's Ar~e at ;Drury Lane Theati's, where he used to go lalmgi-t ey evening; and, notwich.. stanidin'g leic immense for't ne,'.s penury was so great ...

... for both the Winter Theatres, and. played alter. nately at Drury-lane and Covent.-Garden the first'ehlr'acters in tragedy as well as comedy. On the secession of Mrs Abingdon from I)Drury-lane, Miss Farren succeeded to all her principal parts, avid in ...

... Siddous, acted at Drury-lane, the profits, to the proprietors, were said to have exceeded £20,000 notwithstandinil the smallness of the theatre. The first season after Mrs. Billington's return from Italy, when she played alternately at Drury-lane and Covent-garden ...

... About five years since, I was so mis- fortuaite as to let my first floor to a leddy-player, who was reckoned very prime at Drury-lane Tbeter. Never was a creature in this world so void of understanding; she had hands and fingers too, that nust be allowed ...

... during the performance of the first act of the Duen- na. On' its conclusion, I left the box, intending to proceed to Drury-lane.. I had just closed the door;, and turned to- wards the stairs, whenI heard some one rushing behind me from the dark corner ...

... was sworn into the command of the Herefordshire, con- signed to Bombay and China. Mr. Kean is engaged by the Lessees of Drury-lane Theatre for a limited number of nights, at £50 per night. We are glad tn state that tranquillity appears to be quits ?? ...

... Several anonymous letters, bearing the Margate post mark, have been recently addressed to Mr. Sinclair, the singer, of Drury Lane Theatre, threatening the assassination of himself and his brother in-law, Mr. Trotter, and the distruc- tion of their joint ...

... coachman to drive to Drury-lane Theatre. The man, who is an old servant, was astonished to receive such an order, and doubting whe- ther his master really knew what he said, asked, Where did you say I was to drive, Sir?' ?? To Drury-lane Theatre, was the ...

... manners, as she delighted the public on the stage by her admnirable acting. Drury-lane elsed on 5th June, with Isabella, which Mrs. Siddons had plaved 22 times. No sooner did Drury-lane close than site left London for Dublin, where she alist perfdirmed with ...

... amounted to £100, which sum Garrick ro.ttidered an excellent receipt, whey, the only theatres open in London were those of Drury-lane and Covent-garden, and the Iralian Opera-house. The TMethodist Conference at Bristol has adopted a resolution, recommending ...

... his life and conversation In Mornington Place, London, on the 17th ult. Wia. WILLOUGHBY LACY, Esq. formerly patentee of Drury Lane The-. atre, and one of the contemporaries of Garrick, agert 83. BELFAST SHIP NEWS. The steamr-ship Chieftain, Owens, for ...