... , DRURY LANE. Flotow's opera of Martha, or the Market of Riehmond, which has had a long and successful run in Vienna, and is an established favourite in Germany, was produced at Drury Lane on Monday. The opera is acceptable to an English audience, inasmuch ...

... DRURY LANE. FIDELIO. An extra performance wa3 given by the German Opera company on Saturday evening, in honour of ber Itfajesty's birthday. In all due loyalty, the National .Vnthem was sung as a benediction to the evening's proceedings at the commencement ...

... DRURY LANE. Moore's lugubrious tragedy of The Gamester was per. formed last night. Regarded as a dramatic homily against the fatal passisn tor gaming, we much doubt whether any one person addicted to the vice was ever withheld from its indulgence by the ...

... DRURY LANE. M. Jullien assuredly does not suffer the tide to ebb. He is the musical atlas of the mil. POpuUrit T wedded to no one school, uor to one great malt' 0 ' ?? which he professes. The symphonies of Beethov.. ?? l in the same file with his own ...

... DRURY LANE, For hours before the doors were thrown open on Boxing night the pit and gallery doors of Old Drury were invested with eager crowds. The pressure was so great at the entrance of the shilling gallery that the doors were burst open, and a ...

... THE DRURY LANE MEETING. Although the cumbers present at the meeting Drury Lane, on Tuesday last, are variously stated in the London papers, there can be no doubt that the meeting was not so largely attended as was expected ; and we believe the numbers ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. As the performances o£ the German company approach their termination, their excellence increases. We feared, from the first essay of Conrad Kreotzer's Nachtlager, that we were doomed to witness the entire failure ot the attempt. Each ...

... THE DRURY LANE REFORMERS. There arc certain people in all communities to whose existence grumbling and “agitation” arc absolutely requisite. they have not real grievances to complain of, these croakers are never at loss for some imaginary cause of discontent ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Promenade Concerts commenced last night, and we need scarcely add that M. Jullien was greeted, upon his entrance into the orchestra, with a perfect hurricane of ap plause. The theatre was densely crowded in every part, and the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, by command of Her Majesty, Flotow’a opera St'i'add a performed. The house was very fully attended. Her sly and Prince Albert arrived while the overture was being played, and the instant they were observed the whole au 'ituce ...

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... DRURY LANE THEATRE. To the Editor of the Worcester Journal. S' »—1 perceive wlih considerable surprise, by the reports of the proceedings at the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund dinner, that allusion was made ihercai tlis Grace ihc Duke of Beaufoit and by Mr ...