... INTELLIGENCE Nat Orr•• Decor L•es THeslow.— A new open, by • young end unknown componsr, has been accepted by the director of Drury lane Theatre. It Is the composition of Mr. Laurent Jun., • pianist, who made • sensation in the musical circles last season by ...

... intonation. and this quality appeared to perfection in the recitative passages where she particularly shone. do not wonder that, Drury Lane, where her voice had its lull range, she caused such furore. this critic.sm heartily concur. She was enco ed in several ...

... )spode one of the prettseat of divertianiments.— Moran,/ Chromes , hat Tu. ls liot the intention of M. Jainism to open Drury -lane until Natal mitt r. pramly to that period lc()ateot .Iterath and hoproamstenta wall be made In the h. u•t. M.Sullten ...

... appearance ID this country of Jenny Lind ha been removed, and that there now be no remonable doubt as to her debut Ling made at Drury • lane Theatre in due cower. the lessee having cemented to bar singing either in tlerman or Italian. at her pt Hen Tor ive ...

... Chestier Bunsen, the Prussian minleter, to the pwsensgn meetioned. The beautiful milk white pony Introduced in tbu spectacle Drury lane, and so much admired by tha Prince of Wale. Arndt's, royal family last week, I. about to be presented to his royaMigo. um ...

... Dungiven, lieutenant It N Michael Camlerea, shopkeeper Alexander Montgomery, Cartnawar, co Longford, farmer Patrick Boylan, Drury lane, Dublin, nailer Ildward Simpson, Kllbolasly, co Sligo, farmer James Green, Grand parade, Cork, engraver Cornelius Curtin ...

... i: on Moods,. the loth n•• Llehlicid on Tuotda). .he repealed at Ittrameghato. a house. the d Ana,. asinsted by Mn. at Drury lane. OM she sang .1 tee Thurulay the perforated v larmingbani. for the brat rho.., ope.ra of Le Madame Ana. Mita In the beautiful ...

... hi. palace daring the contorts. to to en', on the tOth aed I'M of tont, by Mr. F. Ilad. 'ate loth r of the Mato Royal. Drury. lane. signor and Madam F. Labials, and Balk taw among artists. .ng.ged =won In this her twat Agawam in king ond this wawa. SPORTING ...

... yn hyn houde held a autrdye etaffe. .V/.j« in the Moon. Lta.L Cb.ticis* —Sot long ago. an eminent apecial pleader «a. at Drury l.ane Theatre, eeeing the play Maeltetb In the where Macbeth the witchea their cavern • What ia it you Jo ?’ they an. ««er ' deej ...

... advice, and then withdrew. ENNY LIND AND MRK. BUNN. We are requested to publish the following letter :— “ Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, April !¢ “ Up to the present moment of your in England, the occasioned me by your viol on of the contract you entered in‘o ...

... this qualityappearedto perfeo- a tion in the recitative passages where she particularly shone. We do not wonder that in Drury Lane, where her voice, had its full range, she caused such furore. 'As an Sc- tress, Madame Bishop is by no means deficient-her ...

... MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE. Drury lane Theatre. The new opera by Mr Wal*Hce called Matilda of Hungary; Miss Komer, Mr. Harriscn, Mr Durrani, and Mr Weiss, will sustain the pnncipal parts. It will produced Monday next A new ballet by M. Blaeis, for Mdlle. Baderna ...