... DRURY LANE. Two new sets of quadrilles have been played during the week—one taken from the Lucrecia Barzia of DONIZETTI, and which was performed last season at the Italian Opera House, and the other entitled the Cent Snisses. in which DANTONET'S solo ...

... DRURY LANE. We mentioned a few weeks since, as soon as we heard that ELI A SON intended to take Drury Lane and regenerate the English Opera, that every impediment would be thrown in his way by those who, of all others were most interested in assisting ...

... DRURY LANE Amongst the novelties produced here during the week, the historical melange of old French airs is the most deserving of notice ; it is an arrangement of well-known airs of the most remote period of music; and the force and vigour of the old ...

... DRURY LANE. On Monday this theatre was opened for a ticket night or benefit for a variety of persons. The Mountain Sylph, the Sonnambula, and Roaka were sung and acted by a hastily collected company, and the effect was of course indifferent. The Shaksperians ...

... DRURY LANE; A new Masque, in honour of her Majesty's marriage, was produced here on Monday night, arranged by the Maitre de Ballet, Mr. GILBERT. It iS intended as a Morceau d'apropos, but there is in all arrangements of this nature, a want of continuous ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. ELIASON'S projected arrangements for an English Opera having failed, in consequence of the very high salaries demanded by the singers, he has been obliged to open the theatre, up to Christmas, with a series of Promenade Concerts, similar ...

... DRURY LANE. Alas ! Old Drury —poor Old Drury, alas ! So we exclaimed on entering this theatre the first night of . the season—so we said as we left the house, and have not resumed our visit. Poor Drury! that was wont to be our first consideration, ...

... DRURY LANE This theatre was last nisht opened by Mr. Eliason for a series of summer concerts, which — For a season, And for that reason, as we suppose— are designated Concerts d'Etg. We have already described in a former article the alterations which ...

... DRURY LANE. The concerts continue to attract MOst numerous and fashionable audiences. The programmes are varied and powerful ; and are a rich treat to all lovers of sweet sounds that fill the air but hurt not. We ore informed that some novelties are in ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATR!.: Wednesday night was that of her Majesty's visit to this theatre, and was an occasion of no ordinary Interest, as being her first appearance in public since her marriage. A great crowd had assembled in Little Rut-ell Street. waiting ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday afternoon. In consequence of the lessee being unable to meet his numerous engagements, he was compelled suddenly to close the establishment. Previous to the doors being opened large placards, of which the following is a ...