... DRURY LANE. Last night the new opera of The EmissarY ormed for the third timc at this theatre, after ceived such judicious curtailments and emendatioes on dered its general effect much superior to i_iis:ll3lsie its first production. M r . Y arno ld, as ...

... DRURY LANE. A gentleman narnedAnderson made his first appearance here last night as Henry Bertram, in the musical play of Guy Nannering. As an actor, his pretensions are of the more moderate kind, but his correct understanding of the business of the scene ...

... DRURY LANE. However much blame may be attached to theatrical managers for encouraging foreigners, introducing farces and melo-drames brent new from France, to the discouragement and prejudice of the legitimate English drama, the lessee of this theatre ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE, Morton's musical drama of the Slave was acted here las WO% Mr. Sinclair playing the part of Captain Malcolm performance of this part is favourably remembered b hose Years who s aw hi m ac ti ng it a t Covent-garden Theatre som Zs ago ...

... DRURY. LANE THEATRE. Mr. Balfe . 's new opera of Catharine Grey was produced on Saturday night at this theatre before a full audience. His libretto was supplied by Mr. G. Linley, who drew his theme from The Romantic Annals of England, and Lucy Aikin's ...

... DRURY. LANE THEATRE. A play, entitled Mademoiselle de Prie, was last summer rendered very popular at the ThLatre Franctis by the great acting of Mademoiselle Mar z. That dra.za, in an English , dress, kr.d called A Night in the Bastille, was evening presented ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new farce was produced at this theatre last night from the; ren of Mr. Charles Dance,called Now or Never, and it has, at all events, the merit of having a plot simple enough to the understanding of the youngest capacity—an advantage ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Young's tragedy of the Revenge was performed at this theatre last evening, when the part of Zanga was represented (according to the playbills) by a foreigner of distinction. This was one of the favourite characters of John kumble ; ...

... DRURY. LANE THEATRE. I never (writes Weber in one of his delightful letters) look upon a lively landscap.!, or, indeed, behold any beautiful object in nature, without seeming to hear in it a harmony that is its speaking soul. In this exquisite theory ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. : I lerten's musical drama of the Slave was acted here last 1 1 ;fitt Mr. Sinclair playing the part of Captain Malcolm. performance of this part is favourably remembered by ,°se who saw him a cti n g it at Covent-garden Theatre some ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Othello was played last night at this house with the following cast :—Mr. Kean, Cthello • Miss Allison, Desdemona; Mr. Ternan, lope • and Mrs. Terrain, Emilia. Here was novelty enough—nove lty to account for an audience crowded from ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. 20,012 0 0 -- .- _ -- - 10,288 19 g Showing a loss to the country of en the employment of one ship for 12 months, besides the surplus of expenditure on the King's ship, which will most probably appear when the estimates are ...