... DRURY LANE, A new comic sketch, said to be from the pen of Mr, Ken ney, was on Saturday night brought out under the absuidly whimsical title of A House out at frVindozcs. The drolleiy of this piece consists in bringing the inhabitants of a goodly mansion ...

... DRURY LANE. A new Melo Dramatic Romance in three acts, was produced last night nnder the title of The ?? Hut.** - The principal features of all the melo-dramatic romances we have seen, are the same, or so strongly resemble each other, that it requires ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE.. _ The friends of Mr. Elliston were last night In- vited to view the improvements made in the Theatre, preparatory to its opening on Monday next. When »t is remembered how few weeks ?? elapsed since it was doubtful whether Dibdin, ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Af.er the Report of the SpeeialCommittee was read onMonday. I .;rd Kinnaird said he did not consider the theatre in a bankrupt state. On the contrary, an honest exposition of its affairs, a proper reduction, additional attraction, ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. GENERAL MEETING OF THE PROPRIETORS. Yesterday a numerous and highly respectable meet- ing of the Proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre took place in the Saloon upon the subject of the general interests of the Theatre. Mr. D„nt in the Chair ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. MEETINGOFTHE COMMITTEE AND PERFORMERS On Saturday a Meeting, consisting of most of the Committee and Performers of Drury Lane Theatre, took place in the Saloon, pursuant to a circular no- tice on a subject of very great interest, ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Tlie Tragedy of Dongltts was ?? performed at this Theatre, fo* lite purpose of bringing out a yoang Gentleman in the character of Norral. Tiiis new candidate for histrionic tame was vcrv favourably received. He did not perform the ...

... 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 ...

... AFFAIRS OF DRURY LANE THEATRE Saturday a General Meeting of the Proprietoi-i took place in the Saloon of this Theatre, to receive the Report of the St-'lect Committee. Mr. Calcrait (as the Chairman) observed, that the sub- scriptions at .he present moment ...

... DRURY lane the a IRE. The Commi tee appointed lo decide on fhe several j plans an ...

... •pur -TRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. T_i S ß__S ORANT.E BOVEN. ?? THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. ?? ?? ?? ?? Miss ■**«■• ?? H E--W HARLEQUIN HARPER. . T ?? Venice Preserved, with Harlequin Harper; ?? rS Bridge, with Harlequin __ar p*r ; Fh- ?? St* Harlequin Harper ...

... Amongst the new decorations of the Nets Drury- | lane Theatre, is a fine drop eurtaln, painted by Mr. | Greenwood, after the same subject as that so much ! admired in the old Theatre, before the conflagration. No stronger proof of the excellence of the ...