... Drury lane A pieer , the Cullom relebres, is to he performed vr-morrow evening- at this heatre, and is also advertised for Covent (,:trkitiii. Its titles are, at the Cornier, Accusation, or the Family of A nirade ; at the latter, The. Portfolio or the ...

... DRURY LANE. THE 110 LE IN•THIT An After-Piece, under this title 4 was brought out Tuesday. night, for the Benefit of Miss KELLEY.. hi* said to be written by Mr. POOLE, the •author Hamlet travestie; it was well 'treated on the night of its introduction ...

... DRURY lANE. A new Melo drame, entitled The Ilero!nr, was produced at this Theatre on Monday I: is a translation of that beautiful French tale The Siege of Rochelle, so far as the characters and the language are concerned ; and, if the story could have ...

... DRURY LANE. We feel pleasure in any instance of the success of rea. talent. NVednesday an after-piece was brought Out at this Theatre, which owed its reception to the combined talents of both author and actor, independent of scenery, machinery, di eases ...

... DRURY LANE. The new Theatle openedlast night, with the tragedy of Hamlet, and the entertainment of The Devil to Pay. When the curtain drew ,up . the wuoie corps drainatique cause forward and sung God save the King, wnich was followed by Rule Britannia ...

... •DRURY LANE. Mr. 'Kean resumed his performances at this Theatre, on Monday, in his favourite character of Richard. The house was tilled, awl this distinguished and deserving , object of popular &your was greeted oa his tirst pearance, with lively and ...

... DRURY LANE. The comic strength of this house, already considerable, has ir.• ceived a powetenl addition in Mr. MUNI/EN, who on 141 , 1 was restored to the metropolitan) stage in the part of •Sir tel Handy, in which he displayed the same abilities which ...

... DRURY LANE. The Duenna was repeated here on Monday night, in complianct with the particular desire of the Grand Duke Michael. His Imperial Highness did not arri v e until near the conclusion of the Opera, when Goa gave the King was sung. The dis ...

... DRURY LANE. TUE AtOUNTAIIV 'AT UR ! ! Ever since °veiling of the theatre this tettson, the public have been informed of a great - , trageity which ha, been in preparation, taken from SIIAIEEsPRARE's three tragedies of Iknry VI., to be brought l out under ...

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... DRURY LANE. Last night was performed this Theatre, a new Tragedy, called Remorse. It is, we understand, from the pen of Mr. COLERIGE. Of the fable we shall not, at present, give a full detail, as it is too complex for our limits, and the. lateness of ...

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