... DRURY LANE THEATRE Dibdin _ justly celebrated Opera of The Cabinet, was revived last night at this Theatre, with the powerful support of Braham in Prince Orlando, Miss Stephens in Floretta, Miss Ford in Constan- tia, Dowton in Peler, and Harley in Wkiimiculo ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Promenade Concbrts, The concert of last evening presented two important features—the Harold symphony of M. Berlioz, the well- known musical critic and composer; and the illustrative music to A Midsummer Wight's Dream, by Mendelssohn ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. MEETINGOFTHE COMMITTEE AND PERFORMERS On Saturday a Meeting, consisting of most of the Committee and Performers of Drury Lane Theatre, took place in the Saloon, pursuant to a circular no- tice on a subject of very great interest, ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE After the popular Opera of Malvina, a new Farce was last night produced, under the title of John Brozcn, the plot of which is as follows : — Mr. Johu Brown is the nominee ofan an annuity granted by Mr. Project ( Williams), a speculator ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. DISAPPOINTMENT— MR. KEAN MISSING, Mr. Kean was announced to perform Richard the Third at this Theatre last night. A numerous audience was attracted by the announcement, aided by certain good-natured whispers which some of his friends ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE , The Tragedy of Brutus was last night performed, it being the last night of Kean's engagement lor the season. It was in -many of its characters well acted. To Cooper and Wallace, and Mrs. Faucit, the great credit is due of having performed ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Opera of Guy Mannering was repeated on Saturday night, at this Theatre, to a most crowded house. Braham was again in fine voice, and gave The Death of Nelson, with his former variety of pathos and enthusiastic fire. A cruel ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE The Pirate was performed on Saturday, and ap- peared to excite but little interest, if applause be considered as the criterion. Therese, or, The Orphan of Geneva, followed, and introduced Miss S. Booth, for the first time at this Theatre ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Mr. Keyn appeared here last iiijrht as Richard the Third, being his first appearance since his return from hi- provincial engagements, and was greeted on his intte with general bursts of applause. His delineation of the wily tyrant ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. « The campaign at this last survivor of the patent theatres is to begin on the 3d of October. Critically speaking, and recreation apart, in whatsoever form it may attain, its duty is to maintain the English lyrical drama. Although ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tlie Tragedy of Dongltts was ?? performed at this Theatre, fo* lite purpose of bringing out a yoang Gentleman in the character of Norral. Tiiis new candidate for histrionic tame was vcrv favourably received. He did not perform the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. There were two debuts last night. It was a conjugal pas da deux. We went aot to criticise, bat to report •' music by audition aad feeling, and, through old rooted habits of turning over musical scores, we may assume some small judgment ...