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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night this Theatre was numerously attended, and after the half-price, became crowded to excess, by the holiday visi- I tors, who indutlged in their usual armusements daring the play,I which was the Tragedy of Jane Shore. Fortunately ...

... I DRURY LANE THEATRE I Oi Saturday clening (NV Citstin evc) all the thealres werc closed ex(!ept Drurv lane, wvhere there wats it per- formance of Ancient and Aloderii MUsic, As usual on such occasions, tieC esvIcletion was ajuinbleof sacred andl ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Winter theatrical campaign (the phraste bas been In usee immemorially on this occasion, and there is no sufficlent reason why It should not be once more repeated) was opened last night. At this house the pieces chosen were Hamlet ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. We a requesed to give the following contradiction to the statements in a Report of a Meeting of Mr. ElUston's creditors in a *Morning Paper of yesterday, from Mr. Robins, who pre- sided at the Meeting. lhe Report alluded to will be ...

... DRURI' LANE ADDRESS, Although the discuss'in of the Drury Lane Ad.. .dress is, stri~ly, amon~g the: subjea which come withia the purview of a liberally couiduced print, yet it is quite another thing that even such a pint should be involved in a controversy ...

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... DRURY LANE ADDRESSES. T T- THft EDITOR. OF THUEMORNINGI CHRONTICLE SifR, After such a profusiori of undeserved compliment ;s Molierulus has bestowed upon my. last letter, I ought, perhaps, to feel some difficulty in still continuing to difer in opinion ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. I s A new Tragedy, with the title of Ben Nazir the Sartneen, of which the following was the cast of the principal parts, was t produced at this Theatre last night:- Munuza Ben Nazlr ?? Mr: KEAN Mervan .Mr. ARcHE.R Velid Mr. SOUTIIWELL ...

... DRURY LANE'' i'BATRE. 5MACREADY male his first appearance on Mond5y at this house after an absence of three years. His part was Aec- beth, and it is remarkable that there bas been just the same ilitcrval since MrR. WARNER, WhO WBS the Lady Uacbeth, performed ...

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