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... Mrs. Honey, from thle Adelphi; Mrs. Orger and Miss Mirray, faom ttle Thoatre Royal, Covent-gar(lea ; Mr. ?? Green, from DrUry-lane; Mr. Hamerton, from Covent-garden; and Mr. Plrmer, from the Haymrarket. IRISH CUSTOM ON GOOD FitIDAY.-In the mid. latd districts ...

... could now give the proprietors any chance for success. If they' did not all zealously put their shoulders to the wheel, Drury-Lane must sink. ' Though he did not ihtend to submit to them any specific proposition for its future manage- ment, fie considered ...

... failed:when itt was first brought out The fame of the composer, and the celebrity of the work, ho.wever; fully justi- fied, the Drury-lane manager in placing it on the stage, Mr. Gye,:tooreover, had announced it for five successive yeaisin th't prospeotus- of'the': ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. ihc Coanic Opera of Love in a Village was performed last jht, and Air. TERRY undertook the part of Juscice Woodcock ;rthc first tinme. Mr. TERnY is smn able Comedian in a par- ilalar line, but we cannot say that the amorous old Justice ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Comedy of The AKrry Waves of Wmidr was performed last night, when Mr. DowroN made his-firt sppearalee, arter a lapse of two Years, In the arduo characterof Sir *A Fddutqff AU the lovers of the drama must Wail with pleasure the ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night this Theatre was numerously attended, and after the half-price, became crowded to excess, by the holiday visi- I tors, who indutlged in their usual armusements daring the play,I which was the Tragedy of Jane Shore. Fortunately ...

... the opera set before them, in the warmest aid most decided ianner. Alto- gether, we niay congratulate the managemient at Drury Lane uplou the arehievement of unother brilliant, and, we believe, again in this instance, lasting success. b8Y'RA.VD ThEATRE ...

... I DRURY LANE THEATRE I Oi Saturday clening (NV Citstin evc) all the thealres werc closed ex(!ept Drurv lane, wvhere there wats it per- formance of Ancient and Aloderii MUsic, As usual on such occasions, tieC esvIcletion was ajuinbleof sacred andl ...