... THE BRITISH LION AT DRUP.Y LANE. . The exhibition of the British Liont ram~pan~t, on the classic boards of Drury Lane Theatre, last Tues-l 'day, was altogether one of the most ludicrous demon- stra'tions which that strange animal has made since. it first- ...

... Manchester MR.. SIMS REEVES, the celebrated Tenor, from the Theatre Imperial, La Scala, Milan, and of the Grand Opera, Tto Ai, Drury Lane, London, who has been acknowledged by ti al professors and amateurs, ae also by the press, the g ast tenor who has appeared ...

... MR. SIMS REEVES, e celebrated Tenor, from the Theatre Imperial, La Scala, Milan, and of the Grand Opera, Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London, who has been acknowledged by the musical professors and amateurs, as also by the press, the greatest tenor who ...

... with the additions of the large committee room, and the wide lobby and stair case, each accommodating a separate audience, Drury Lane Theatre has been engaged for one night a week during the period of Lent.,i ...

... served entirely by foreign artistes, and a troop French equestrians had been performin ,, at Drury Lane Theatre; and they now found it announced that Drury Lane Theatre was again let to a French company for the performance of melodrama from the Theatre ...

... various parts of the united ki, , e its first introduction, only two months since, at •pi eld's Subscription Ball, held at Drury Lane Theatre, • uly , sto apologise to the nobility, gentry, and the p • ic of Manchester for the disappointment, and assures ...

... goes to England, or that Meyerbeer’s Camp of Silesia will be produced at I have the intormation from Meyer- beer himself. Drury Lane. inted with the I was somewhat disappo he theatre in vocalist whom TI heard in Norma at t Cologne. My impression was that ...

... consequence of ntuneroL_ ___quiries, will repeat HAMLET. Mr. W. HARRISON, Mr. 'SORBAN', and Miss HOMER, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, will appear in the favourite Operas of MA RITANA, BOHEMIAN GIRL, &c. in which they will sustain their original characters ...

... TbeaUe/toyal, Drury Lane, London, who has been acknowledged/% the Musical Professors and Amateurs, as also the Press, the greatest Tenor who has appeared in England/sincethe, retirement of Rubini; also, Mr. HENRY WHIT WORTH, the distin- Drury Lane,, n fc d ...

... \V LIAMS (of the Philharmonic Concerts, ~ Ion): Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Al r• VINTERBOTTOM ; Mr. D. W. KING (of the' eatre Royal, Drury Lane); Mr. JOSEPH RI .1 'IN (of Dublin) ; , Mr. JOHN PHILLIP , an, or. SHELDRICK. The Chorus, comprising upwards of 100 voices ...

... Covent Garden Theatre.—We last week gave list the principal vocalists engaged by Mr. Macready for tlie ensuing season, at Drury Lane Theatre. A correspondent informs us that Madame Vestrts has engaged, for Covent Garden— Miss Adelaide Kemble. who with and ...

... Figaro, the Threatre Royal, Drury Lane, London; and MISS MIRAN, the admired Contralto, who has created a great sensation in the part of Orpheus, in Balfe's Opera, The Maid of Honour, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. The Programme, selected ...