... THEATRE.ROYA.L DRURY LANE, Mr. JOHN PiitSONS ' (Box-book-keeper) most respectfully, announces that HIS BENEFIT will take plach on THURSDAY, MAY Ist, when will btllperfortned . a POPULAR OPERA, A GRAND DIVERTISSEMENT, and a Variety of ENTERTAINMENTS, ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. BRANAM appeared again here last evening as the hero of his own Opera, The Devil's Bridge, and de. lighted the audience with his splendid execution of the mthic alloyed to the character.—The Miller's Maid concluded, displaying its original ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A meeting of the proprietors of this theatre took place on Saturday at 2 o'clock, in the saloon —Mr. Ca'craft having been called to the Chair the report' of the Committee was read ; it stated that the Lessee had paid the rent hitherto ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Comfortable Lodgings, a new lively farce, was produced on Saturday night, on the hoards of this Theatre. It turns upon the scrapes and misfortunes of a nervous hypochondriacal old Englishman, by name Sir Hippington Miff (Liston) ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Oa 'rhurstlav night Nlr. Ellisum gave the profits the night's performatiet to h appropriated to the objects id. the zealinta and committee presiding r.. the fund Ow relief-of per-nos il-stititte of nightly shelter.—'l'he comedy of ...

... DRURY LANE TH ,A,TRE. We had the pleasure of again witnessing Mr. Charles peekmance of Richard. 111., at this theatre last evening, and certainly, in the present day, the stage does not pospess his equal. His conception of the character isliperfect. Richard ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Roe: Opera of William Tell, or rather the Musk of that Opera, was produced at this Theatre ow Saturday night, with very great and very deserved suceess. The title of the new drama is Hofer ; or, The Tell of the Tyrol. This substitution ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Kenny's long-promised comedy, entitled Forget and Forgive, was last night produced for the first time at this theatre. The plot is complicated, and in some parts unintelligible, turning chiefly on the emba rr a s sments of Charles ...

... DRURY LANE YWEATAR. bit night Mr. made his second appe es Sir Pertinaz Afaerropl4ant, in Macklin'scomedy, The Man of the World. ' When we first heard of the intention of this celebrated actor to represent the pact:74od Scotchtnan, we had great doubts ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mr. Le Porte last night, made his re-appearance hefore auEnglisi► audience, as 'Wormwood, a lawyer's clerk, with a genius for the mischievous, in a new piece, in one act, entitled The Lottery Ticket and the Lawyer's Clerk. His ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The opera of Rob Roy was performed at this theatre last night, in which LIsTON made his appearance as Nicol Jarvie, WALLACK as Rob Roy, and Miss GRADDON as Diana Vernon. A new divertisement, called the Vintage, was brought forward ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Opera of Rob Roy was performed last night to a brilliant and numerous audience. This was the first performance of the Opera this season, and the while went off with great spirit. Coaren, as Rob Roy. appeared like the brave Highland ...