... coining thie Yankee over them, and mak- ing them laugh in spite of the hard times.-Browne, formerly the lighitcomedian of Drury-lane Theatre, lias been drawinF good houses at the Bal ti more Museute, where he has been playing the swell in Robert Macsire ...

... - QUEEN'S T11EATRE.-Mrs. and Mr. Keeley, in com- pany with Mr. Hudson, one of the comedians from the f Theatre-Royal,- Drury-Lane, have been performing to l good houses during the week. We regret to observe the resuscitation of the Jack Sheppard drama ...

... historian and artist of spe Red Indian habits and history. up( Macready is r7emodelling. and decorating the interior nI of Drury-lane Theatre in a style hitherto unequalled the in that establishment. Thie pit will be the largest in nbt London, being capable ...

... than thirteen provincial theatres me at , bi ' moment, preparing TIhe Jeweso for representation The receipts iast week at Drury-Lane exceeded £,3 * t T1he treaty for the contract of ?? twue thof Queen of Portugal and Prince Ferdinand Augiipstotsvef Saxe ...

... relinquish. the advantages derived from these annually-recurring sources of emolument. We understand that they have engaged Drury-lane Theatre for the remaining weekly meetings between now and Easter. The appearance of the people's representatives on the ...

... Com-rooms 0 MR. VANDENbOH .Q tri nt success of this gentleman at the Irdayniket hjindluced1 the lessee of Drury-lane and Coventg g en to ure his serviceS for the ensuing season. We are glad to bear jat nflhISchool is about to be erected ...

... the metropolis. Asafisanbodmv et britry- hr lane Theatre wais taken, and to the utter astonishmentt dof the metropolis, Drury-lane was crowded every night _more crowded thandrinthe time of Kemable and.Sidd61n1si: .~ (ppluse) Amanfacurig qeston indeed ...

... at it righitly for a single itistail'7 e I. P. Pichter, m- SHORT Wo Rc.-A butcher's wife was sitting in atpiy - e box in Drury-lane, ait King George the Fourth's 'loronarlocs -9 when all the theatres wet's thro`wn open free to the sie ?? opera was bei ...

... produced on Mon- day-it Is called The Jewess, and will be brought out under the direction of Mr. Yates, acting-manager of Drury-lane 'Theatre. The Jewess is an exceedingly im- posing speetacle--perhaps the finest ever exhibited in the provinces. Mirs. Yates ...

... was held by the inhabitants of both towns. At the close of the season at the Haymarket he entered into an engagement at Drury-lane theatre, at the terminatiat. of which he was afflicted with a serious illness, which pro- duced in him a desire to return ...

... the zeith of lier faune. Shortly afterwvrds she was united to .Mtr,. Joshna Anderson, then a vocalist at the Haymarket and Drury-lane Theaties; they enibarked for Anterica on the Drttry-lane season termittutitig; but the American trip was fittid to the itterests ...

... iminortalt composers. Part of tle admirable Gernian operati? comnpanyv, a-o have for several months past been pla% ing art Drury-lane Theatre the rouiid of their best operas, made their Lebht here Saturday evening it Weber's Der Freisditslz. TWe were lad ...