... seve- rally entered, vith tlie kindest spirit. It may be useful to state the designs with whivch the circle of boxes of Drury Lane Theatre has been brna- niented. On the dress circle a gilded lattice work on' 31 a light blue ground, with roses in the ...

... DRURY LANE. The pastoral symphony of Beethoven has given place to the more congenial Huguenot quadrilles, and squibs, crackers, and maroons, usurp the place of imagination and sentiment. We are not disposed to quarrel with this, for the promenading audiences ...

... DRURY LANE. Moore's lugubrious tragedy of The Gamester was per. formed last night. Regarded as a dramatic homily against the fatal passisn tor gaming, we much doubt whether any one person addicted to the vice was ever withheld from its indulgence by the ...

... Drury Lane. A new opera was brought forward at this theatre last night, entitled the Casket. Wh• is the author, or whether any of our countrymen may lay claim to whatever of originality may be found in it, we are not prepared to say.. We only know that ...

... DRURY LANE. This house was tolerably well attended, though not crowded, last night, for the benefit of LISTON. We expected overflowing benches, and we cannot help attributing our partial disappointment to the choice of the Africans as a leading entertainment ...

... DRURY LANE. At this house The Dram-dist wns performed, iestend of George Barnwell, awl with good effect. It was ndmirehli soct, throughout well p!nyel. The Young Rapid of El. liston, is a truli performance. We have seldom seen 6 to wore advantage. Ilia ...

... DRURY- LANE. The troupe of equestrians from th• Cirque National, under the management of M. Dejean, who were so successful here last season, have returned to this theatre for a brief . period. Their performances are already so familiar to the public, ...

... DRURY LANE. A composition of more pretension than any work that has yet been produced at these Concerts, was performed for the first time on Monday evening, being the Grande Marche Funebre and Requiem performed in Paris at the Funereal procession of the ...

... DRURY 'LANE. A still-horn Farce, called Eigkt Ponnds, Ten end a Penny, with an ti/ins ofsonic kil or oilier, .was exhibited for therst and last time on Wednesday ;. a more disgra•oeful: outrage upon -common _SCDSC we nev . er witnessed, nor one that attire ...

... DRURY LANE. A new Tragedy, entitled Switzerland, was produced last night at this Theatre. It is the production, and, we believe, the first dramatic production, of Miss JANE PORTER, who has attained not only success, but celebrity, in the different walks ...

... DRURY LANE. A. new melodrama was produced at this Theatre; last night, under the..title of The Turret The incidents are not ..new,. nor are they combined with' anyetjrdinary skill. The scene is in - .Spain.. The Lady • Laurina was destined by her father's ...

... DRURY LANE. Wednesday evening, a domestic drama, in two acts, from the pen of Mr. Jerrold, was very successfully produced at this theatre. Mr. Jerboi,d is now the great dramatist of street-ballads and in-door paintings. On former occasion, he dissolved ...