... DRURY LANE. Wednesday evening, a domestic drama, in two acts, from the pen of Mr. Jerrold, was very successfully produced at this theatre. Mr. Jerboi,d is now the great dramatist of street-ballads and in-door paintings. On former occasion, he dissolved ...

... DRURY LANE. ! The Maid of Cashmere was -- p - rOclUced here on Saturday sennight to a crowded and fashionable audience. The music is by Auber, but we think that in this instance he has not gained fresh laurels to his fame. The dancing was after the manner ...

... DRURY LANE. This Theatre closed on Wednesday with the performance of the Sonatalaula and the Stude-nts of Jena, in which the attractions of Madame Ala Ltaits.w have brought two or three good houses; but her engagement can but have accumulated' the losses ...

... DRURY LANE. At this House. the Easter Offering, which followed the play, was, to adopt the phraseology of the bills, a grand oriental spectacle, eutitled The Magic Car, or Three Days' Trial. In pieces of this description, it would be idle to expect ...

... DRURY LANE. This theatre has had the merit of giving to the English Stage the genius of Madame Malibran. She appeared on 'Wednesday night in a translation of the Somnambulist, in which she played the heroine with a power beyond every , thing of the kind ...

... DRURY LANE. The decided and deserved success which has attended the efforts of Madame Malibran, in the opera of La Sonnambula, induced the proprietors of this establishment to try this talented vocalist in an English opera. The opera of The Devil's Bridge ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. MACREADY performed Lear for his benefit on Friday night, and we rejoice to say the house was thronged; in fact there was much more money taken than at any one of the monstrous and over-puffed exhibitions of foreign singers and dancers ...

... DRURY LANE. The Comedy of Wild Oats, was performed at this Theatre on Monday last. NVa!lack played the wild anti thought. less Rover, with great spirit and vivacity. We cannot say we admired his Imitations of Kean and Young, they were good, but we have ...

... DRURY LANE. On 'Monday a crowded and fashionable audience greeted the appearance of Mademoiselle Taglioni, evincing an enthusiasm due to the excelling attributes of this accomplished dancer, and a just reward to the enterprise of the manager. The ext ...

... DRURY LANE A very interesting drama was produced here on Thursday evening, under the title of The Compact, founded upon the adventures of a Spanish bandit, Juan Ravagos (Wallack), who tired of his lawless course of life, agrees with the Archbishop of ...

... DRURY LANE. This theatre was crowded in every part on Monday, to witness the first representation of the long-promised spectacle of Charlemagne.” Never was expectation more eager, and it must be allowed, that in this instance there was no disappointment ...

... DRURY LANE. But little change baa takea place thia week in theatrical matters. Mr. Forrest baa been performing Richard and Maebctk, though not to very good houses. If be haa failed to draw, Mrs. Wood certainly has attracted crowds in the Somnambula. She ...