... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A most numerous and splendid audience graced this theatre on Saturday, and filled it to an over- flow in every part before the rising of the curtain. Miss Lydia Kelly, who has been performing with much success at the Edinburgh theatre ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Miss Stephens, last night, resumed her favourite part of A dine, in the Opera of Faustus. She was again in sweet voice, and imparted a deep interest to the character by the feeling and impressive manner of her act- ing. Her exertions ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE A notice was posted at Ihis Theatre yesterday informmg the Public that « Ihe Proprietor has re! ceived a note from Lady An* Hamilton, j n which it anl siat_'d, that circumstances have ari*en since il. ™„ * of the intended vi.i, of her ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. «- The announcement of Mr. Charles Kean's performance of Hamlet drew a crowded house last night, for though critics may differ respecting his merits as an actor, there can be no question that he is a great favourite with the public ...

... DRURY LANE TffEATRE, Last night Their Majesties honoured this Theatre vvith their presence, to see, for 1 the second time, the new Comedy of The Honej Mom. They were received with the usual indications of enthu- siastic loyalty, ooth as they entered and ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night this Theatre was crowded, for Mr. Wallack's Benefit. The attraction was great: Brviivm Liston, Paton*, and Stephens, in the Opera of Guy Mannering. As Henry Bertram, Brahavi left us nothing to wish ; his son ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE The Comedy of The Road to Rum was repeated last night with increased power and effect. In con- sequence ofthe illness of Mr. Knight the character of Silky had been placed in other hands ; but his recovery has restored it in every sense ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE A new one act Farce was produced atthis Theatre last night, under the title of My Best Friend; or, £'277 Is. Id. This is a trifle of scarcely any other pretension than that of supplying a character for'exhibiting the talent of L ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE This Evening, ALL IN THE WRONG. Beverly, Mr. EMston; Belinda, Mrs Jordan. With THE SOLDIERS RETURN. fo- morrow, The Honey Moon ; with Youth, Love, and Fo! ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT GARDEN.! To-morrow Eveninjr, THE CONSTANT COUPLE. Sir Harry WiLiair, Mr.Elliston ; I.adv I urewAl.Mrs Powell With A HOUSE TO BE SOLD. On Monday, Roniso and Juliet; with The Devil to Pay. 1 ins i-venmg, ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Thi* Eveou.*,. MACBETH. „ Macbeth, Mr. Elliston; Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Powell. With SON TON. To-morBW, Tbe Rivals ; with Youth, Love, and K>Uy ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY LANE.' . To-nwrow E.voi.ins*, THESOLDIEK's DAUGHTER. Malfort, inn. Mr. H. Siddons ; The Widow 'Ctie-rlv, Mrs. Jordan; Mrs. Malfort, Mrs. H. Siddons. W.tri Or AGE TO-MORROW. Saturday, The Constant C«uple- or, A Trip tothe Jubilee ...