... DRURY LANE. Wednesday the Queen went in state this theatre. In a few minutes after the opening of doors every part of the theatre was completely filled, even the panics in the boxe-. having wisely made their appearance in good time* so that when the whole ...

... DRURY LANE. Covent Garden being closed, it might have been supposed that the walls of old Drury would enclose as an Irishman would say, overflowing audience. This, however, was not the case, for the house was thin. Harlequin and King Pepin, or Valentine ...

... • DRURY LANE, The benefits have been doing duty here during the week, and filling the house well. MICREADY'S on Friday was a bumper, a tribute of good feeling towards the manager we were greatly pleased to see, for he has sacrificed much for the good ...

... DRURY LANE. His Majesty visited this Theatre on Wednesday night. His reception was most flattering.. It was gratifying to see Sovereign mingling amongst his people, witnessing their loyalty, and sharing in their esteem, despite the oppressions practised ...

... DRURY LANE. Oa Saturday night a new Pantomime was brought Out at this Theatre, entitled Shakespeare versus Harlequin. The Sceneiy varied and beautiful, and Some of the tricks in. ; but there was a want of plot and design in the piece which operated to ...

... DRURY LANE. The turbulent impatience of the many last night, deprivo4 a few lovers of comedy ot the pleasure to be derived from the performance of the Merchant of Venice. The house was full, the noise loud' and Incessant, and the performers—some of them ...

... DRURY LANE. A second hearing of Mr. Mucfarren's new opera has confirmed us in our opinion of its general merits. It is redolent of liveliness and spirit, and the applause which saluted the composer (who also conducts the opera) on his appearance was unanimous ...

... DRURY LANE. Weber's Euryanthe—his most celebrated work after the Freischatz—was produced by the German company on Monday night, and with a success which promises for it a MON than ordinary of popular favour. This opera was played in London during the ...

... DRURY LANE. • A very, curious and singular species of disturbance took place at this Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday nights; from which it would appear, that the Literati, Who sent in Addresses, pursuant to the Advertisement of the Sub-Committee, aee ...

... is to make her first appearance on the Drury Lane boards in this piece, in a principal character; and other arrangements have been made, which will render the caste of the characters most effective. The Drury Lane company is about to receive a powerful ...

... DRURY LANE. . . . The German Opera Company conimenced their performances here On Mend ay; are glad to hear good music sand to Witness the exhibition' of' genius and talent anywhere and upon any occasion. In our . own - immediate gratification, however ...

... DRURY LANE. The comedy of The Provoked Husband was presented last night as the prelude to the all-captivating pomps and pageantries of the Cataract of the Ganges. It is somewhat mortifying to sit through a play of such sterling merit, and feel oneself ...