... 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 Has collected together, all the old hands, a power• ful body of talent, almost invincible. Mr. Kenn has renewed his ciaims upon the public taste in a new cham that of Norm, and with the highest success. Miss Nash of provincial respectability ...

... DRURY LANE. The pantomimes are now as much a part of Christmas with the cockney as kissing bushes, or plum puddings, and children of all growth feel years of time taken off their back when witnessing one of these mirthful medleys. True, we have no Grimaldi ...

... DRURY LANE. Wednesday we had an overture at Drury-lane under the direction of Mr. Bishop. Madame Pasta sung Deh parlate, Di tanti palpiti, and Tu accendi guesto core (in which she was rapturously encored) in the most admirable style. Madame Feron gave ...

... 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 ...

... DRURY LANE. On Saturday night a new piece was brought out at this Theatre, entitled Don Giovanni in Ireland. The part of Don Giovanni was performed by Mad. VESTRIS, whose delightful warbling of some of the most beautiful of the ancient Irish airs gave ...

... 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 Saturday a Hoy piece entitled Gallantry ; or, Adventures in Madrid, was produced here. If allthe stupid structures, built up into five Acts,!and uick-named Comedies that we have ever seen, were to be moulded iato one, this would exceed it in ...

... 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. Ilossini’s onera of Guillaume TU wav produced last night this theatre a style great splendour, and most efficiently as regards the musical department. The lib/ttlo is a close translation the lessee of the lyrical drama of Messrs. Jouy and ...

... DRURY LANE. The Comedy of The Way to Get Married, was last night played at this theatre. The part of Tangent, though coloured beyond nature in the original, was given with so much spirit and intelligence by ELLISTON, that we could almost fancy the reality ...

... DRURY LANE. _ Mr. KEAN repeated the part of Coriolanus, last with,.,little variation from his previous performance. :There were one or +Wil points which re'quire notice. After the experience of the first night, how could he repeat mark you his absolute ...