... DRURY LANE. new Comedy wtt represented tbit Themfre, nigh!, called Honour, or Arrivals from CoUcgt, in which the Manager produced the whole strength of (he house, and cast the character! according his company w->ald afford which, though containing some ...

... DRURY LaNE . . What a very merry 'fellow Mundeu is! There is to hitu ih farce :—or rather - in the caricature of fareewfor he has IA reach. beyond all 'others. Liston. keeps at home, quietly dropping his humour like oil: into the hearts of his audience:—but ...

... DRURY LANE. :Miss Kelly, who has been absent neatly three months on an excursion to Dublin, on Wednesday night resumed her professional duties at this theatre in, one of ber best characters, Lucy, in the Beggar's Opera.. She was received in the most ...

... - DRURY LANE. Last night Mr. Kean assumed for the second time the character of Reuben Glenroy, in Town and Country, and by the excellence of his exertions confirmed and encreased his fame 'I he style of this comedy, one of the best . Which Morton has ...

... DRURY . LANE. After an absence. of three years, Mr. ELLIsTos appeared at this theatre, last night, in the favourite character of Rover. He was received upon his entrance with warm and general applause, such as to prove the high estimation in ,which he ...

... DRURY LANE. Last night, Richard the Third was performed at this House, to a very crowded audience. Mr. KEAN, on this occasion, appeared to . concenter all his powers . for the purpose of reviving the half-forgotten impression of his first appearance in ...

... 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. Friday Hoadly's comedy of the Suspicions Husband was re% ived, and in which Mr. Stanley appeared in the part of Ranger, with increased success. Thursday Mr. Maywood, from the Theatre Royal Glasgow, made his first appearance in Shylock, and ...

... DRURY LANE. A new Farce from the pen of Mr. Dibdin was on Thursday night acted, for the first time, tinder the eccentric title of What hest;—This piece derives its mum from a series of hitlits-ous incidents. .% nephew assumes the character of his uncle ...

... THEATRICALS. DRURY LANE. The most crowded and fashionable 'home whiel This *heatre boasted last week, .was assembled to witness Miss Bennis .performance •of Polly, in the Beggar's Opera. 'She hue already eppeared in it several times; but never to so much ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Etwma.—This entertaining opera, which not i,eitite, as weil as sound, was revived last night at this theatre for the purpose of introtlet-ing a new female under the following highsounding panegyric (or pal): Madam liellger, an ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. There have appeared in the Moraiitg Herald four most interesting letters, containing a ma sa of cm ions information respecting the internal management of this theatre. We have reason to knew that all the statements are perfectly authentic; ...