... The Cheatres. Drury Lane.—On Monday Mr. Kean, jun. appeared as Achmet Barbarosso. The attempt was decided improvement on Nerval; it had more energy, and in some points a display of deeper feeling ; notwithstanding our doubts ofthe young gentleman's success ...

... flew like tiger, exclaiming, J s! and does your Honour take me lor brute basic .' lately rehearsing The Year ana,' at Drury-lane, said towards the conclusion shall drop voice, meaning that should sing yery soft. Ou which Tom Cooke said 1 should like ...

... sympathy and congratulation on his hair-breadth escape. The Wealthy Widow.—The Duchess of St. Albans on Monday night visited Drury-lane Theatre. Her Grace entered the Theatre soon after the commencement of the second act of the new comedy, entitled The Wealthy ...

... died on Monday night, after suffering day s. Wednesday afternoon, as Messrs. W. and G. Nichols* ceal-waggon was passing up Drury-lane, a gentleman unfortunately slipped off the pavement under the wheels, which passing over him broke leg in a shocking manlier ...

... Johnson—he is straightway ! a dramatic spirit of the age, and his portrait (taken particular request) sells for one and sixpence Drury-Lane.—The announcement of a new five act comedy in these days of burletta and melo-drama is apt to excite curiosity not expectation ...

... expressed his astonishment that one of the officers had spurned bribe from woman who had purloined end of ribbon from shop near Drury-lane theatre; then Sir Richard and Mr. Hall performed a duetto of commentary upon tbe hardihood the journal, in which, if the ...

... had the sanction the Magistrates this office interfere when ever saw a nuisance. It was with lhal intent that proceeded Drury lane Theatre. The complainants • ••• -in ostensible assault against me, but their is my right,—Sir Richard : 1 do not sit here ...

... hitherto unorecedented The liberality Mr Ackermaun merits'such patronage Cooper, the American actor, is about to appear at Drury-lane. Mr. Blackmail, of Maidstone, has iff his possession a pullet about eight months old, presenting the singular spectacle ...

... REQUESTS. (From our Correspondent .J THURSDAY. ST. eiLES's FUNERAL.. v. Gillard.—The plaintiff Oldfield is undertaker living in Drury-lane,and a poor wretched man having died in a very destitute and diseased state,in a place that either is or was called Newtener's ...

... Pipes, Hoirsheads, cheaper than the above prices. *«* Private Boxes, and Admissions for the King's, Covent Garden, and Drury Lane Theatres, the Night, Week, and Season. N.B. Orders will be attonded to 'unless accompanied with a Remittance, and Postage ...

... THE THEATRES. Drury-Lane.—Mr. Cooper, an elderly Roscius from America, appeared on Monday a s Macbeth. We have rarely witnessed a more decided failure. The attempt was tame, lumpish, and tedious. Where looked for the impetuous and ambitious Thane, we ...

... possessing a Herculean frame, ihe son Mr. Bartley, the proprietor of Ihe O.P. and PS. and Head Tavern, in Drury court, near Drury-lane Theatre, was charged with beating or boxing four watchmen, St. Mai tin's parish, and with committing fifth assault a baker ...