... DRURY LANE THEATRE- An original opera, with the romantic title of The Fairy Oak, was produced last night. The poem is from the pen of Mr. H. C. Coape, and the music composed by Henry Forbes, the well-known teacher of the pianoforte. The subject appears ...

... i~idiadbt-britlfrea, niikbht lfear, bdve o'thenvise been a, t-. tis, hot iy ihteotion. to recapituibte thie history of the Drury-lane T~heatrical FandJ. .Joor Royal !gbneSS (Ibanke to your, lugcotnedpidny.ad ,=ileo)..nows fuio 'sl ;hat'ait: tiriginated in ...

... RIQUE AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. I .On Tuesday two young men, named HENRY HARtasor Iand CHARES GEORGE, were brought before Mr. Jardine, at Bow-street Police-court, charged with conducting themselves in a riotous and disorderly manner in Drury. lane Theatre ...

... several evenings. His last performance on the stage was Don Felix, in The Wonder, at Drury lane Theatre, in 1776, when the entire receipts were devoted to the Drury- lane Theatrical Fund, which, early in the same year, he hadtbunded chiefly by his own exertions ...

... adjourned to the Plough Inn, Battersea Rise, while the Pet did not leave his new crib, the White Hart, White Hart-street, Drury- lane, but under the care of Ned Smith,took plenty of morningexercise about the suburban districts. The Pet's prior doings have ...

... tion for thle worse), of Richard the Third, although im- mensely attractive to those who had long remained away from Drury Lane, desecrated by the unholy union of song and spoken dialogue (not only in the Bohemian Girl, but also in Gustavus the Third ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. On Fridav the altnual meeting of the proprietors of Drury- lane Theatre was held il tile saloon, to receive the report of the Comnmittee, &c. t1'he Earl of Glengall in the chair. There were also presen t, Sir William Cttrfis, Bar. ...

... I THE THEATRES| DRURY LANE. Mr. Balfe has recovered from his hoarseness, and Mr. Bar- netts opera of Farinelli has been playing every night not interrupted by the religious propensities of Lent, to crowded houses, with the success which it deserves ...

... CHI T-CH AT. Mr. Henry Phillips. the vocalist, has seceded from Drury. lane Theatre. All people are not despised who have vices, but every one is despised who has no virtue. The parliamentary papers printed for the session 1837-8 amount, exclusive oftmaps ...

... any theatre ensprloyig a foreign company during three or four years; whilst her constant attend- anc, at Covent-garden and Drury lane, as accurately reported in Punch, have shown that she was determined to pat onise she artists and productions of her country ...

... We hope thatitmay be a sinecure,' for the sake Ofour old friend Mr. Lumley. -A SPI.ENDID spectacle is in preparation at Drury lane, and will be Produced on Easter Monday z in which, the collection of benintr beoduce tto Mr' Hughes, of provincial celebrity ...

... Shaw, the Life Guardsman, famous as the largest and strongest man in England, a sort of Belgian Giant affair, was in Drury lane, and, of course, attracted vast attention. Among the rest came Captain Barclay, the celebrated pedestrian, ama- teur boxer ...