... DRURY LANE The Drury-lane pantomime is written by Messrs. Alfred Crowquill and Albert Smith, and is called Friar Rush, or Harlequin King Gold. The peculiarity of this pantomime is, that the idea of the introdactory burlesque is repeated through the ...

... 28 30 are more likely to improve than othe! spring ag proaches, Dustin (Friday i mand at last quotation, say 19s to 20: DRURY LANE, — ...

... DRURY LANE, A new comic sketch, said to be from the pen of Mr, Ken ney, was on Saturday night brought out under the absuidly whimsical title of A House out at frVindozcs. The drolleiy of this piece consists in bringing the inhabitants of a goodly mansion ...

... DRURY LANE new pantomime produced here Tuesday eve- n.'iiT. under foe title of Harlequin, King Pepin : or, I ,t!‘aline and Orton,” is throughout a most amusi.i. one, and was exceedingly well received audience , . . to the very b.ick of the slips, the ...

... DRURY LANE. On Thursday night, after the sixth representation of San. danapalus, a new divertissement, from the ballet of La Sonsstambuk, was produced. PAULINE LEROUX, CAVA, LARCHE, and appeared, together with SILVANI. Although we could, discern no very ...

... DRURY LANE. Clara Novello has at last appeared, and, we are happy to add, has more than realised the most sanguine expectations her admirers had formed of her. This lady possesses a magnificent voice, skilfully tutored, and aided by a refined taste, good ...

... DRURY LANE. Mrs. Centlivre's comedy . of the Trondei - was performed at this Theatre od Saturday evening. To those whose ears are seldom assailed with the language of licentious inuendo, it must be a little surprising that 'a woman should have written ...

... DRURY LANE. COyCERTS D ETE EVERY EVENlNG.—Condaetor. Monsieur JulUen. for THIS EVENING (Tharsdsyt. Aug. Part I. Overture, Der Freyvdmti—Second Quadrille. Zanetta - Overture. Semlramide—New Grand Fantasia, La Sonnambula, with solos—Duo Concert ante, from ...

... DRURY LANE. A new Tragedy, entitled Switzerland, was produced last night at this Theatre. It is the production, and, we believe, the first dramatic production, of Miss JANE PORTER, who has attained not only success, but celebrity, in the different walks ...

... DRURY LANE The novelties are thickening at this House. Decorum is scarcely inurned, ere we have another new farce produced, with a tragedy, and a third new farce, advertized in the bill, as speedily forthcoming. The new piece of Tuesday, called Hiyh.ways ...

... DRURY LANE. On Monday this theatre was opened for a ticket night or benefit for a variety of persons. The Mountain Sylph, the Sonnambula, and Roaka were sung and acted by a hastily collected company, and the effect was of course indifferent. The Shaksperians ...

... DRURY LANE. We mentioned a few weeks since, as soon as we heard that ELI A SON intended to take Drury Lane and regenerate the English Opera, that every impediment would be thrown in his way by those who, of all others were most interested in assisting ...