... DRURY . LANE. After an absence. of three years, Mr. ELLIsTos appeared at this theatre, last night, in the favourite character of Rover. He was received upon his entrance with warm and general applause, such as to prove the high estimation in ,which he ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night, Richard the Third was performed at this House, to a very crowded audience. Mr. KEAN, on this occasion, appeared to . concenter all his powers . for the purpose of reviving the half-forgotten impression of his first appearance in ...

... DRURY .LANE. A little novelty, or variety, it seems, has its attraction s -, The School for Scandal, last night, with the character or Charles for the first time by Mr. Brown, brought a veil improved—in fact, a very good house. Commending; o 5 we do, ...

... DRURY LANE. However much blame may be attached to theatrical managers for encouraging foreigners, introducing farces and melo-drames brent new from France, to the discouragement and prejudice of the legitimate English drama, the lessee of this theatre ...

... DRURY LANE. A new Farce, under the title of John Brown, was produced at this Theatre last night. It passed under a mixed discharge of applause and hissing almost from the first scene,—and those who hissed had the advantage both of numbers and of disc ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Cooper, an actor whose professsional merit and deserving private character have drawn around him a large circle of friends, had his benefit fully and fashionably attended last night. The play was the from Chest, in which Kean exerted to ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, Morton's musical drama of the Slave was acted here las WO% Mr. Sinclair playing the part of Captain Malcolm performance of this part is favourably remembered b hose Years who s aw hi m ac ti ng it a t Covent-garden Theatre som Zs ago ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Miss STEPHENS made her second appearance at this Theatre last night in the character of Lucy Bertram, in the musicel play of Guy Muttering. She was received, as on the former night, with rapturous acclamations by a crowded and fashionable ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. There was a very brilliant audience here last night, and the entertainment throughout was worthy ofl so[ great a concourse. It was the tragedy of Macbeth. The scenery and all the mechanical appendages were admirably got up. The musicians ...

... DRURY LANE THEA7RE. A ttew candidate fcr public favour, who We understand Las acquired some provincial celebrity, made his first appearance , on these boards last night as Phidippo, in the Castle of Ando,- lasia. The name of the Gentleman alluded to is ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE'. The season at this Theatre closed, last night, when Mr HENRY JOIINSTONE. the Manager, delivered the following address, which was very favourably received. LA AND GENTLestr.S,—This evening being fixed upon to terminate the season ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. - TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD, SIR,-It. is said, that I was mistaken, when I imputed to the Editor of the Morning Chronicle, an angry appeal which appeared in that Jourrral on Tuesday, in favour of Mr. Lamb, If I am not mi ...