... DRURY LANE Last night, after the play of the Stranger, in which Miss Phillips played with a pathos which deeply touched the sensibilities of her audience, and Mr. Young ably sustained his well-acquired fame, a new rustic ballet was produced. This ballet ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Macready's benefit took place at this theatre last night. Mr. Maeready was himself unfortunately in- disposed, and the play Mas altered from Cgmbr/iae to As Yon Like It, which was performed with much spirit and ability. ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The much-talked of and long-expected historical play of Caractacus was last night produced, and, ive are sorry to ray, considering the large sum which the leasee must have ex- pended in getting it up, that we fear it is not likely ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, Mrs. Wood made her nr«t appearance in the late Madame Malibran's character of Isoline, in Balfe's opera ' of the Maid of Artois. Malibran and her wonderful powers had given to this part an extraordinary interest, and, by ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE On Saturday night the comedy of The Busy Bod was acted at this theatre, the principal nevelty in which was the Sir Francis Gripe of Air. W. Farren, who throughout performed the character in a most effective style. Miss E. Tree's Miranda ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mrs. Tnchbald's comedy of Every One has his Fault was revived at this theatre last night, strongly cast, and extremely well acted. It combined tbe talent of Liston in Solus, Farren in Harmony, Jones in Sir Robert Bramble, Cooper in ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The comedy of John Bull, which bad teen an- nounced for last week, was performed at this theatre hist night. We regret to bear that tlie cause of its delay bas been the serious indisposition of Mr Terry, who was to have played Job ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The elder the Jealous H'iJ'c was last night revived. It went off rather Rally. Miss Chester was sufficiently in the outline of the part of Airs, fktkly she was loud and passionate iu her reproaches, hut the finer shades of the character ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The performances here last evening were Colman's comedy of IVho Wants a Guinea? the divertiseraent of the Birth Day, and a new historical drama, in two acts, called Charles the Twelfth, or the Siege of Strulsund, which was presented ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new tragedy was brought out at tbis thagitre last evening, called Caswallon, or the Briton Chlff. Tbe principal characters are arranged as follow :— . Roger de Mortimer Mr. A i tken. Sir Armyn Fitz -Edward Mr. Cooper. Caswallon Mr ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Exchange no Bobbery, a Divertissement, Roses and Thorns, and Two Wives, were the performances at this theatre last night, and perhaps the Divertissement might have been omitted with advantage. Exchange no Robbery went off with eclat ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE A new Tragedy, entitled Ben Nazir tlie Saracen, was last night brought before the unceremonious tribunal of the public, by which, alter a full hearing, it was finally and irretrievably condemned. Little more re- mains for us, under ...