... DRURY LANE. The only occurrence worthy of notice during the week has been a visit from their Majesties, who went in state on Thursday evening, and were heartily welcomed by a numerous audience. The royal box was fitted up in the usual manner, and when ...

... DRURY LANE. A free translation of Scribe’s last n'w comedy of * Bertrand Katun,on de Conspirer,” that has •ceu performed nith such iiummsc success at the Theatre Francis Parh, waa produced Saturday night un-'er title The Mini-.ter a d (lie Mercer.” not ...

... DRURY LANE. On Thursday night, after the sixth representation of San. danapalus, a new divertissement, from the ballet of La Sonsstambuk, was produced. PAULINE LEROUX, CAVA, LARCHE, and appeared, together with SILVANI. Although we could, discern no very ...

... DRURY LANE. This establishment was last night crowded to excess by fashionable and most respectable com panv, in consequence of the announcement that her Most Gracious Majesty would honour the theatre with her presence. At seven o'clock Mr. Cooper, the ...

... 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 long .promised attempt to add Lord BYRON'S tragedy of Sardanapalus to the list of acting plays was made on Thursday. The public have not now to learn that the noble author again and again declared that it was not written for represent ...

... •—•mo.-- DRURY LANE. A rather extraordinary melange was produced on Wednesday; with the Second Part of Henry the Fourth, a sort of anticipatory mimicry of the projected musical festival at Westminster Abbey was blended. The play was well performed. Mr ...

... DRURY LANE. The lessee has no conscience. Our forbearance is exhausted. Night after night he draws upon it, and never for a moment attempts to balance the account by any one effort creditable or advnatageous to the English stage. Since the commencement ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Bickerstaff's opera of Love in a Village, with Arne's music, which even yet we are happy to see retains its popularity, was performed here last night, in which Mr. and Mrs. Wood made their debut for the present season on these boards ...

... THE THEATRES. DRURY LANE. The this thca're were not so numerous „ b.v« witnessed some farmer ocrasious : »» ii.lf price however, though not before, house w»« metty folly attended. This description however will not apply to the sllrrics ; parts of the ...

... DRURY LANE THKATRE. Bickerstaff's opera of Love in a Village, with Arne's music, which even yet we are happy tti see retains its popularity, was performed here last night, in which Mr. and Mr 3. Wood made their debut for the present season on these boards ...

... be ineatreo. DRURY LANE. A piece in two acts, which the bills described as a petite comedy, was produced on Saturday, under the name of The Regent. The story is laid in the time of Philip Duke of Orleans, Regent of France, in the minority of Louis XV ...