... DRURY LANE. Mr. VVrej Mould's adaptation of Donizetti's Lucrezia Borgia was produced at the above theatre last evening, tae chief characters being sustained by Madame Evelina 0-v.s Miss P. Horton, M. Fedor, and Mr. Henry Dray- tOL. Mada r ::e Garcia's ...

... DRURY LANE. The Lady ef Lyons has proved itself to possess a larger share of vitality than any other play that has been written since the date of its first production. Its design is easily understood, the situations are especially telling, and the sentiments ...

... DRURY LANE. L'ETOILE Dt' NORD. Last evening was produced at the above theatre, for the first time, an English version of Meyerbeer's famous ?? L'Etoi'e dv Nord, which has already reached its hundredth representation at the Paris Opera Comique. and ...

... DRURY LANE, DEBUT OF MDLLE. PLUNKETT. Last evening, the ballet pantomime, entitled Vert-Vert, which bas recently enjoyed a brilliant success in Paris, was produced in the above theatre with great effect. The prin- cipal character was sustained by its ...

... DRURY LANE The revival of Azael, on Wednesday evening, was at- ! tended with great success ; and, as an after-piece, we doubt not that it will prove highly attractive. Mr. Anderson personated, as formerly, the. Prodigal Son; Mr. Cooper, Miss Isaacs ...

... DRURY LANE. This theatre was re-opened last evening with a grand I equestrian and gymnastic entertainment. The performers j displayed in many instances extraordinary talent; they are j all of them, however, already well known to the pub- lic The ladies ...

... DRURY LANE. Last evening, The Sicilian Bride was repeated, M. Fedor sustaining for the first time the character of Rodolfo, formerly personated by Mr. Reeves. M. Fedor was, unfortunately, so unwell as to necessitate an apology being made for him at ...

... DRURY LANE. The Hypocrite, acted on Saturday night, belongi to a olass of comedy which, after its original run of favour, should have bean consigned to oblivion. The chief character (Dector Cantwell) is a falsa portraiture, and never did exist in this ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Fletcher's comedy of The Elder Brother was restored lat night to the mode, n stige; certain omissions and altera- tions h-.virg been made to suit the taste of the pre- sent >tate of society. This comedy is less objee-ionab'e, upon ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Last evening, Macbeth was performed at the above theatre, the principal characters being represented by Messr3. Anderson, Cooper, Belton, Miss P. Horton, and Miss Glyn. There was no novel feature of importance in this cast ; but ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last evening Dimond's comedietta, entitled ** The Lady- and the DeviL was revived at the above theatre. The characters of Zephyrina, Wildlove, and Jeremy being sus- tained by Mrs. Nisbett, Mr. Anderson, and Mr. Walter Lacy. This is ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday morning a performance was given at tbe above theatre in bid of a fund for the wives and children of British scldiera belonging to the expeditionary force now i departing for the East. The benefit was under the imme- diate ...