... travelling in that country. . --Courier. e It is a fact not generally known, that Benedict, the composer s of the new opera at Drury-lane, was a pupil of Weber at the y time 11e wrote Der Prcisclltz. I Sapient Jiac.-At the Shrewsbury Quarter Sessions, last if ...

... Covent-gren Ir. J. M'E WE h celebra- ted Comic Vocalist, from thle Royal Surrey Theatre ; Mr. HOwxanL, from the Theatre Royal, Drury lane Mr. IV. C. GALLOWAY, PiAnist, frona the Nobility's Concerts. Doors wilt be opened at half-past six, and to commence at ...

... woollen draper.-J. 1i. ReY. nolds, Grcat Marlhorough street, Oxford street, money arrive. ner -J. Fairmaner, Princes street, Drury lane, livery stable keeper.-J. Mason, Boston, Lincolnshire, wine merchant_- G. Lansly, Ludgershall, Wilts, blacksmith.-E. D. ...

... question now arises, whetller ste ean clahm her salaty fuons ?? Morii as lMi, imtns equtires he' servics for thu openiilg of Drury- lane theatre, for which shue is engaged for 300 guineas h'er mouth, thie siolinist may herileps lie witholit 11er services for ...

... Serjeant Rough, Chief Justice of Ceylon.-Clobe. Mrs. M. W. Balfe, wife of Mr. W. Balfe (the popular actor and composer at Drury-lane) will shortly make her de- Act as an actress and singer. The lady, we are told, possesses an agreeable person and a voice ...

... sub- ject of the corn laws, Mr. T. Duncombe presented a petition from the lessee, ma. nger, performers, and operatives of Drury Lane Theatre, complaininig of the interdiction of the Lord Chamberlain against performances on Wednesdays and Fridays during ...

... were sold at high prices. TUE THUEE Tonz SMI'riTs.-Every body has heard the story of the wag who called aloud in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, Mr. Smith, your house is on fire ; whereupon a hundred and twenty-five Mr. Smiths arose, and, whenihe con- tinued ...

... 24d. per ?? ied Iris. Mr. Hammond, the plioprietor nod nanager of the Strand Theatre, has, we hear, become the lesse of Drury-lane Thea- tre, at a rental, it is understood, of M0O0 per annum. A new serious plny by Sir L. Bulwer will lie produced at the ...

... candidate for histrionic fame. We believe we may further confidently state, that he is already engaged to make his appearance at Drury Lane, immediately after tile commencement of the winter season; and that the walk of the dramatic profession he hee chosen, is ...

... dealer, Nov. 5, and Dec. 3i at two, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Evans, Liverpool. J. Kidd, Brownlow street, Drury lane, coach currier,-J. A. Reynolds, Birmingham, hatter.-D. Welch, Derby, serive- ner.-J. M. Machin, High llolborn, tavern keeper ...

... Last.-Drlnkwater Meadows, being asked why it was that the boxes at Drury-lane were to be flive-shillings, whilst at Covent Garden they were seven, replied, It's quite right-at Drury-lane they are her Majesty's. servants, and, therefore, act for a crown ...

... issued against him, anti received the usual protection. His description is Eagle Cot- tage, Brompton, andof the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, prill- a ter, publisher, music-seller, dealer and chapman, TRIsrA or TisnaTY-SCX CFIAfRIsTs.-At Kirlkdale, ol Wednesday ...