... 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 ...

... DRURY LANE. Brut . us was performed at this house on Monday night, Mr. Kean playing the part of Lucius Junius Brutus. So great was the anxiety to see him in this character, that every part of the house was full before the opening of the play. His first ...

... DRURY LANE. The winter campaign commenced at this bouse on Monday, with every prospect of a favourable season. Mr. Price in his selection of performers has catered most liberally fer the public, and has availed himself of all the talents'’ in the market; ...

... DRURY LANE. Tbr fourth, aod, for the preicotat least, the list performance Mr. Kean, jun. of the part of A'orval, took place on Monday night; and, altbeugb tba bausc was not crowded. It was well filled, in anticipation of bis abandonment this character ...

... DRURY LANE. _ Last night A pantomimic spectacle, entitled the Guerilla Chief and his Daughters, was produced at this theatre for the purpose of introducing to the public Mrs. W. Barrymore, who performed the character of one of the daughters of the brigand ...

... department of Drury-lane Theatre, was Prima Donna MiUn, and was so high In the musical circles Italy, that Madame Pasta was only second in consideration to her in the scale of excellence. Mrs. Glover and her daughter have both left Drury-lane Theatre. This ...

... DRURY LANE. That most excellent vocalist, and scarcely less excellent actress, Miss Stephens, took her benefit last night at this theatre. And such a benefit! Even Royalty itself never drew together a more brilliant or a more crowded audience. 'rue house ...

... DRURY LANE. A new piece, in one act, called The Lancers, was played, for the first time, at this house, Saturday week, and has been continued every night since with great success. It Is a variation of George Colman’s story of the two persons with ene ...

... DRURY LANE. That beautiful opera of Dr. Arne's, Artaxerxes, was performed at this theatre last night, Miss Isabella Paton playing for the first time the part of Artaxerxes, and considering that she comes after, and is contemporary with suck an actress ...

... DRURY LANE. , Monday the play of Piaarre Kpreaenlcd at Theatre, and Mien E. Tree took the part Cara. One, and a picralllng fault with thle lady, ie whining tone la paaeageee which exprcee etrong ...

... DRURY LANE. We witnessed a very droll exhibition at this Theatre on Monday last. A Mr. COOPER, who has gathered laurels in America (we should think they were to he had for plucking across the Atlantic), appeared as Macbeth. It is unfortunate that on the ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Kean, jnn. appeared last evening, for the second time, in the character of Young Norval. In some respects a slight improvement had taken place, but all his radical defects remained the same. He was more collected than on his first appearance ...