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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mils WsUtein bar ng been suddenly recalled Dublin, in cons quence of the seeere indisposi ic, of her mother, the notice was circulated in bsnd-bills, in excuse for her non-appi arance at Drury-lane Theatre in the pan nf Ltiiti* Hardy ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. One of the triumphs e»#r witneued on the board* of any lyrical e>tabli»lmieut was aciiiered on Thursday nlfbt. Drury-lane Theatre, at the first representation of The Crutadert, an opera in three acta; the music Jules Benedict, the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Her Majesty the Queen having puMicly signified her intention of Monday night honouring this theatre by her presence, the various entrances were besieged at an early hour; and shortly after their opening tbs home was crowded in every ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr.| Kean, jim., made his second appearance last night in the character of Young Norml. The intervai allowed him for study and reflection, well as the strictures written on hi» pe.ifortnnnce, hare not been thrown away. Hit acting last ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night Mr, EHistoa made his second appearance the character Falitaff, the Fint Part of Henry IV. Although began it tolerably well, continued it iatolernbly ill, and was wholly incapable of making his appearance at all in the last ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, Visit —The visit of her Majesty and Prince Altiort, last night, was quite unexpected. Tbe royal p arty entered the theatre tew minutes previously to tl»e exhibition ot Professor Risdey and his graceful children. The classical poses ...

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... hag the smallest pretension to respectability of character, --intetli- gence. There were but six bidders for the lease of Drury-lane Theatre on last Saturday, and only four names have trans- pired, viz.-Wallaek, Bunr, Chailes Wright,and Kean. The committee ...