... It has also concluded a postal treaty with France, and is preparing a treaty of commerce. THE THEA TRES. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. This Evening (at Seven), MACBETH-Messrs. Phelps, Swinbourne, Vandenhoff, Neville, Barrett Miss Atkinson. To conclude with ...

... from the theatre to his companions. I have since thought it very probable that Kean was greatly sacrificed to the wants of Drury Lane Theatre. His peculiarities were seized upon by the press, public discussion was provoked and fostered, the admirers of Kemble ...

... being in difficulties! There ought to be a public subscription got up to pay his debts. L THE THEA TRES. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. This Evening (at Seven), MACBETH-Messrs. James Anderson, T. Swinbourne, C. Vandenhoff 3. Neville, Barrett; Miss Atkinson ...

... and inconve- nience without any specific loss that can be assessed at a money value. If the performances now going on at Drury Lane Theatreare intended to show how hopeless is the representation of Shakspeare in our day, they may be pronounced highly ...

... Edgwarc-road, Paddington, t is ; B. Warwick, I, Addison-terrace, Notting-hill, 290 ; Sloman, Her Majesty's Theatre, 4 ; Shea, Drury Lane, Theatre, 3; M. Lotte, Paris, 80. The bankrupt came up under his own petition, Mr, Levy, of Bo3w-street, being the solicitor ...

... enough that you have more of these inmbeciles than anybody ever had before. You must know ho-v to use them, and this the Drury Lane people do not knowr. ThI principal performers, who ought to stand well apart, full in the e've of the audience, are so hustled ...

... yesterday Mifr. Charles Hoskins, formerly a comedian at Drury Lane Theatre, and now a licensed victualler in Cheltenham, was summoned by Mr. Meagreson, comedian, and now engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, for having written certain threatening letters to ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer proposing to supplement the poor rates of St. Paul's, Covent-garden,. by a tax on the receipts at Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and the Lyceum ! The French tax illustrates, too, the national view of public amusements as a subject for ...

... will Le acceded to. On Saturday night last a police-constable named Fitzgerald was set upon by a number of ru~ffans in Drury-lane, and was so severely beaten and kicked by them that he was taken to xing's College Hospital, wvhlere, after lingering in ...

... contemplates a voyage to America about Easter, and that Mr. Boucicault will probably take the Lyceumr--The occupation of Drury Lane by English opera is settled. The season will open about the beginning of April. Mr. Benedict will conduct. The company intend ...

... had slept under the piazza at Covent Garden. Two had crouched together in a half-finished sewer. The shutter-box at Drury Lane Theatre had been the bed on which another slept. Of costume there was every v ariety. Some were in tatters front head to ...

... the stage in this country are severe enough, but I think no playgoer will care to assert that they are unjust. A visit to Drury Lane Theatre on the evening before the appearance of the article, The Scandal of Criticism, in the Pall i/all Gazette of Wednesday ...