... DRURY LANE. Old playgoers may remember the year 1816, two plays being produced on the same night, founded on the same French piece, at Drury-lane under the title o f A ccusa ti on , and at Covent-garden, of The Portfolio. The Casket of Jewels, produced ...

... DRURY LANE. A translation of Schiller's Fiasco was proinoed at this theatre hat evening, but unfortunately its suer has not been such as to make it likely to repay the leseee the large expose. which he has evidently incurred in getting up the puce* ...

... DRURY LANE. THE engagement of the Ita'ian opera company has been continued at this theatre, and the house was reopened on Wednesday evening with the opera of La Sonnambula, Mine. Gassier sustaining the part of Amino. The house was literally crowded in ...

... DRURY LANE. This hour opened for the season last night with &Mr.! Lytto►'s play of the Lady of Lyeas, Oaenfcrd's of Twin Rated, and a Ballet Divertissement. A sew entrees. Mrs. Emma Weer, of Californian and ♦ostrelian celebrity, was introduced to the ...

... DRURY LANE. THE management has added another branch to their polyglot establishment by the production, with Eng lish words, of Fra Diavolo, sung by Mr. and Mrs. S. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Weiss, and Mr. Leffler. The experiment was very successful, and confirms ...

... DRURY LANE. The eighth week of the Pyne and Harrison company at the above theatre was commenced yesterday evening with Wallace's celebrated opera of Maritana. Mr Harrison, of course, fulfilled his original part of that most deboshed Cavalier° Don ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Smith, the lessee, took his benefit last night, and we are glad to state he was honoured with a bumper. The great event of the evening was the introduction to the British public of a new sort of acrobat—a Mr. Sands, from America, who executes ...

... DRURY LANE. The eighth week of the Pyne and Harrison company at the above theatre was commenced yesterday evening with Wallace's celebrated opera of Maritana. Mr Harrison, of course, fulfilled his original part of that most deboshed Cavaliero Don ...

... DRURY LANE. Saturday evening witnessed the close of the operatic special seasm, and the performance was on the whole very satisfactory. For Acts and Galatea, which the public b►d been led to expect, were substituted the first met of Norma, and the third ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The entertainments provided last night at establishment drew a tremendous audience. tainly the performances of the present ectuestil company are far supe r i or t o an ythi ng o f t he produced here. The applause which greeted 1 r ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The entertainments provided last night at this establishment drew a tremendous audience. Certainly the performances of the present equestrian company are far superior to anything of the Icin , l produced here. The applause which greeted ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. No sooner does this theatre lose one attraction than the lessee gives it another, and as it is generally of a very opposite nature, he`manages in this way not only to avoid monotony in the entertainments, but satisfies all kinds of ...