... AI B. Callartiler, Mincing lane, corntictors-J. R. H. Wi. thers, Bristol, linen. draper-W. Williams, White Hart street, Drury lane, victualler-lf. Hutchinson, .lerusalem Coffee.liouse, Cowper's court, Cornhill, master mariner and merchalnt-G. Dobson, ...

... STRONG CANADA BRANDY, Twio per Cent. beyond the legal lindted Strength of / 2 Forcign Brandy. ILLIAM WATSON. Nil. ill, Drury Lane, W * London, offiers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Imperial Gallon, for ready money. William ...

... announce that he has succeededs in- engaging the celebrated Actress and Vocaflisyt- 1 MRS. WAYL21TT, _ From the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, for Four Nights only; who will make her first appearance on Alonday evening, February the s5th, in the ...

... f STRONG CANADA BPEANDY, Tro Fr Cent. beyond the legal iited Stren1git Of Foreign Brandy. 7,ILLIAe IVA'TSON, Ni). ill, Drury Lane, IVondon, offers to the Public the above Spirit, at Fourteen Shillings per Impei ial Gallon, for ready troey. Williamn Vatson'a ...

... they effected their escape. A aaaghtee of Ir. Vandetnhoffis, we. hear, to Ioke her fini tlppearance almost imrnietiately at Drury-lane, as Juliet. We remiemtner to have seen a her talents eulogisezl in an Ei]inbur50h journal ; so I that We presume sbe has ...

... paitting down their names as members-to form a Baronets' Club, also to form a Chapter-house for their meeting. FRACAS AT DRURY LANE THEATnE B1ETWEEN Ma. BONN AND MNR. MAcnEADv.-It has been generally known in the theatrical world for thie last few weeks ...

... taken fromn tire Report of the Dranmntic Corn. ntittee From the certain to Ornteest breadth the centre box. of else--pit. Drury.lane . ?? .. ?? 50 feet. Covent-garden. . *3 - 60 Haymarket .. 47 35 Italian Opera-a-. .- -90 - . 2.. 62 Dublin . . .. 52 . ...

... were laid at F2 0o0., fotr an assault comtitted uj)on him by Md MAacready, the tragedian, in the manager's prik'ate room as Drury Lane Tl'hentre, at the close of he performance of Rjiclhard the 'ihird, com- pre sed itiso two acts, anti played afser the Jewess ...

... BRITISH STAGE.-Mr. Powell, the father of the stage, who fororty years was a worthy, honourable and effi. cient member of the Drury-lane company, and who in his 16dli year admitted that he hlad never felt the 'ibeada the tooth, or the heartache, took his final ...

... I TnEATnE.-The performances Iduring.the! week~b vn been of a varied character. dlr. Diddear, from the Theatre. I Royal, Drury Lane, and Covent Garden, -made his - first appearance on Alonday night, and has'ably saustaiied the i principal characters in ...

... I ORIGINAL AND SELECTED. PERFORMANCES AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE IX HONXORl OF MALIBRIAN'S MEMORY. This splenidid requiemi, which took place on Saturday evening hovt,* contains some pl ?? so esqfuisitely beau- tiful, that wye cannot, NvO think, better dispose ...

... stead-road, clheesemonger.-T. Follkard, Hitll flolhorn, hackneyman.-J. D. Gander, Somers-town, vietualler.- F. J. M'Carthy, Drury lane, haker.-C. J. 13. Pons, Old Bond street, hatter.-II. Cox, London, soap menu. facturor. -1. Anderson, London, merchant. -RH ...