... Wolf as Lady Helen were also effective. The nautical farce of the Orpsha of the Wreck concluded the evening's amusement. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. For rather more than a twelvemoath the observant way- farer of the London streets must have remarked in sundry ...

... Madame Annra Bishop has concluded a lengthened engagement with Mona. Juilien. Madame E. Garci3, the prina aroya of the inte Drury lane corps, lslo commaenced an engagetenlt with the great'*- MSona,, last evenung. Msdamne Viardot is engged for a musoital tour ...

... public, has effeoted several engagements with eminent artistes.- This evening the Misses Gunnis, favourite dancers from Drury- lane, make their first appearance, in a grand Ballet Dive? tisse- ment. aided by the corps de bealet, entitled the Set Npmphs' ...

... to restrain Mr. Dillon from vio- lating an agreement entered into between the plaintiff anA defendant, and from acting at Drury-lane Theatre, or h any other place, without the sanction or perurt.joa ia writing of the plaintiff during the twelve nunis commenclng ...

... Dublin audience were on this oceaslon also ?? Fanny Cathcart, Miss Eliza Arden, and Messrs. Belton, Younge, and nayner-from Drury- lane. Mr. Brooke, ou his first appearance, was warmly received, and immedliately the honse was hushed with expectation, until ...

... original works at the Grand Opera' and the Opera Comique in Paris, at her Ma- jesty's Theatre in London, and at Drury-lane, when Drury- lane was a musical theatre of importance, should now be compelled to seek a refuge in a minor theatre. The performance ...

... dramatic author acd comedian, is to be the acting manager at Drury-lane in the forthcoming season, which commences on Monday week.- Mr. Stirling'q name has been long associated with Drury. lane, and Mr. Smith will find him of sterling worth In hia arduous ...

... language, of which she was a perfect mistress. On her re- turn to Englaudin 1819.she acceptedan engag ment with r. Elliston, at Drury-lane, and Mosart's opera o1 Don Gioracni being at that time at the heiglit of its popularity, she shortly afterwards established ...

... specie, TE{E DISTRESSED MOTHER. We have recaived the following note wi h its generous enclosure from Mr. Smith of ?? Royal, Drury. ,lane, who is at present in Dublin with his operatic corps- I *$ Grrebam Hlotel, Dublin, August 10. I M Mr. E. T. Samith presents ...

... in this county, Miss Balfe is on her way to London, if not already there, nuder engagement, Itt is advertiled, to sing at Drury lane. Mdlle. Jenny Meyer bha arrived. M. Jules Stoclhausen announces his intention of passing the mouth of .May in London,snd ...

... lessee of Drury lane Theatre, applied for his discharge. The eche- dule contained a list of 201 creditors, and the total debts atnoanted to 56684 sa. lid. The insolvency was stated to have arisen from the losses entailed by the management or Drury-lane Theatre ...

... him. There are three very good theatres in Melbourne, viz., the Royal, the Prinocesseand the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury. lane of the oolony. Then there are all sorts of eahib!, i tlone, and last there is Cremorne. Of course, I dropped in at all these ...