... DRURY LANE. On Thursday evenii — nr — titt.: - Zonai - opera of The Cabinet WAS revived. The interest excited by the event drew at an early hour a numerous and elegant assemblage. Mr. Brehm as Prince Orin ado seemed inspired by the attendant reminiscences ...

... DRURY LANE. On Thursday evening The Marriage V Figaro was performed for the first time at this theatre. '1 he Opera, which is principally indebted for its dramatic materials to Beaumarchais' comedy of La Foils Jouneee, has been exceedingly popular since ...

... DRURY LANE. The lovers of histrionic uho were so fortunate as admission to this theatre on Wednesday anti Friday. mus s h a ve been eminently gratified by the combined exertions of' Mr. Kean and Mr. Young, the former sustaining, the ' first evening. the ...

... DRURY LANE. A new tragedy, entitled Montalto, was prndured on night alibis theatre. lhc following are the chief pct. Gouges 3 Montalto Michael Durazzo Alta Mrs. Et:cal-or. The scene lies in the castle of .41ontalto. near Verona. Montalto had been betrothed ...

... DRURY LANE. The opera of The Siege Belgrade was, on Thursday evening, perfartutal. The occasion was distinguished by • re-appearance of Mr. Braham in his favourite part of TO Scraekier. His entrance elicited the werutest inanifeshitions • of favoar, and ...

... DRURY LANE. His Majesty visited this Theatre on Wednesday night. His reception was most flattering.. It was gratifying to see Sovereign mingling amongst his people, witnessing their loyalty, and sharing in their esteem, despite the oppressions practised ...

... DRURY LANE. Oa Saturday night a new Pantomime was brought Out at this Theatre, entitled Shakespeare versus Harlequin. The Sceneiy varied and beautiful, and Some of the tricks in. ; but there was a want of plot and design in the piece which operated to ...

... DRURY LANE. The turbulent impatience of the many last night, deprivo4 a few lovers of comedy ot the pleasure to be derived from the performance of the Merchant of Venice. The house was full, the noise loud' and Incessant, and the performers—some of them ...

... DRURY LANE. The comedy of The Provoked Husband was presented last night as the prelude to the all-captivating pomps and pageantries of the Cataract of the Ganges. It is somewhat mortifying to sit through a play of such sterling merit, and feel oneself ...

... DRURY LANE After the Tragedy of Richard 111., in which we never saw Mr. Kean to greater advantage, in the whole of the fourth act and the Tent Scene, a new pastoral Ballet was produced at this Theatre, called, The Swiss Villagers. The scenery was beautiful ...

... DRURY LANE. A Tragedy, entitled Von Ped-s, from the pen Lord Porchester, was produced or- Monday night this Thea*re. The subject of the play is taken from that part of the history of Spain which relates to the reign of Pedro, suroamed for bis enormities ...

... DRURY LANE. Twg MAKE A PAlR.—Between the play and the afterpiece, on Saturday se'nnight, the above piece was produced at this Theatre. Mr. Whimsey (Mr. W. Bennet) is an old gentleman of the old school, who happens to have a niece who is a young widow ...