... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The new opera of Ma bum was repeated last night with increased success and general applause. The acting of Mr. WALLACK and Miss KELLY was in every instance highly interesting and impressive; the songs (all adapted to Scotch and Irish ...

... MR. PELBY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. justice to a stranger, I must say that the Managers of Drury-Lane Theatre have used Mr. PeLnY unkindly by not conforming to the wishes of the audience in granting a second appearance to that Gentleman. Why shoal(' ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE—NEW OPERA. A new Opera, entitled Mulvina, was performed on Saturday night to a crowded audience. Though it stated to have been founded on the Poems of Ossian, we believe the dramatist have been very little indebted to that source either ...

... Sir, thought of Mr. Coutts—the late very respectable banker—but just I expected character from the late Mr. Raymond, of Drury-lane Theatre, was taken ill—he died—and when I was about to renew my negociations a melancholy circumstance occurred which determined ...

... been employed by prisoner to pledge some of the plate, was 'detained on suspicion at the shop of 4r. Newby, a pawnbroker in Drury-lane. Meanwhile, enqhiry being made at the address given by her, (No. 2, Brewer-street, Parker-streetj the necessity of constabulary ...

... gratifying the Public, is happy to announce his engagement with Mr. Melrose, (pupil of Mr. Welsh) of the Theatres Royal Drury-Lane, and Haymarket; and Mr. and Mrs. Haydn Corri, of the House, (immediately from Dublin) for a short will have the honour to ...

... others, less mo. mentary, indeed, but very necessary to be strictly observed. GO mot near the Soaping-Club ;_ never. mention Drury. Lane playhouse ; be atteutive to those pinchbeck buckles which fortune has so xt. selections, collec- cts, beauties, fragments ...

... :7./V , ..-..-.`,.,-..- A •-, ', , ;;?'•ii, - • . ,-- . -- , erv . '.- kf:P*rll l - , tr i -!:17,-!-• THEATRE ROTAL, DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING his Majesty's Servants will perform the new National Ballad Opera, called MALVIN A. Caledonians—Fingal, Mr ...

... open on Monday, the anniversary of the artyrdom of King Charles the First, whilst the performances at the Theatres Royal Drury lane and Covent-garden, and at the Adelphi Theatre, were suspended till next day, says, .This, in my opinion, deserves the attention ...

... we ha. e been indebted to the malignity of the Kennites for the trouble we have had in this business. C THEA,TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE: THIS EVENING, Feb. I, will be performed the mew Opera, called MALVINA. Fingal,Mr. Powell; Toscar, Mr. Pope; Oscar, Mr. ...

... - THEATRES. DRURY-LANE. Malvina was repeated last night. To our lengthened critique of Monday we have little to add. The airs are by no means what we have been accustomed to term the most select, though many of them possess unquestioned beauty. Horn appeared ...

... and Co. Lonihard.street, or before the td day of March next. JOSEPH LO WE, Secretary. 7, St. Belees.plece, Jan. 31. 1828. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. mit Evening, WEDNESDAY. Feb. I, will be perfumed (Menne) new National Opera. called MALVINA. The principal Characters ...