... Majesty's Theatre; and also that her marriage with the Rev. Mr. Grote is definitely arranged. M. Jullien, the new lessee of Drury Lane, appears to be active in his arrangements preparatory to opening the theatre. It will retain its character of an English ...

... Cup and Waiter, of ioo guineas value, with an appropriate infcription, is ordered, by the principal Adtors and Adrefles of Drury Lane Theatre, to be- prefented to their veteran brother, Tom King, in.the Green Room, on the approaching lail night of h;is ...

... at both the winter theatres, and performed at Drury- lane and Covent-garden, in both tragedy and comedy. Having now established her theatrical fame, she succeeded Mrs. Abingdon in her characters at Drury-lane, and displayed all that elegance, ease, and ...

... several of the most popular hymns as solos. At night the house was again crowded. A very remarkable performance took place at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday afternoon. A requisition from almost every performer at the London Theatres having beer presented to Signor ...

... preplritrary to which e the Cathedril of Dublin leis been closed, for the s purpose of fittinr it up tlar the cerenmony. . Drury Lane Theutrical Fuad.-Tlie Friends rant Sn pporters of this Institiotion dined at the C City of Loiidon Taverin, onl Fridloc ...

... other serious ?? lay three incites deep on Monday, the 11th instant, oni the road between Northampton and Newport Pagnile-Drury Lane closed for the season Friday -opmeied again yesterday evening with grand masked festival, to commemorate the battle of Waterloo ...

... during ?? passing of the Lord Mttyor's show tise day previous.-Fitzwvilliim, from Surrey Theatre, made a successful debut at Drury Lane, Saturday, in tire Iiisir charricter of O'Rourke O'Daisy, iin Iit or ?? Covent Garden, a new frirce, called Tire Venisois ...

... By Jasus, ' says Paddy, we don't cell them at all; when we want them we go andfetclh tder ! Knight, the comedian, of Drury Lane Theatre, died last night, after a long illness. Professionally, Mr. Knight maintained high comic rank (always amusing, and ...

... allowed to take their leave-but nothing ?? Paper. Mr. Duruset (for so many years a public favourite at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane end C~ovent Garden) died yesterday morning after an illness of a few months' duration, in the 52d year of his age. GREAT ...

... Efq. antl one fhip of 8Do toils, by Robert Williaris, Efq. in the room of the Pi'ncefs dotel/a. it On SatUirdav evening Drury Lane Theatre if opened rofft nieritorioirfly with a performance d in aid of the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's Cofflee Hortle. The ...

... the fall of the curtain. and The Bartiel dialogue which is crisp and appropriate. One of thle with heard essentials of at Drury Lane dramaif is tha~t it irffords op por- Alexeand tunity for spectacle, and twvo or three of the scenes lerer and disord are ...

... triumphant met the Adelphi, devinced by nightly overflowing ?? Duchess of St. Alban's has directed Mr. Hughes, Secretary to Drury Lane Theatrical Fund, to give several venerable ladies who have strutted their hour on the stage, and now annuitants -on Fund ...