... HELEN FAUCIT. - The Litce'ary Gazette It- it ctins thle followvingcanntouncement: - 1Mr. Bunn's Jig it arscontcgement fur Drury Lane includes an engagement of ag, rthe Mliss Hielen Faucti, for aihuliited tieumber of nights.Weaeh egal, glad to fsfi c hat ...

... her last appearance de lie in Manchester on this occasion, previous to entering upon i her duties at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Al ademoiselle grn Carolina Beer will take the leading contralto music, which th usshe has been recently studying in the ...

... ?? Chronicle. BUNN AND MosRtis BARNET.-When Buon reigned des- potic at one of the great national theatres, as he called Drury-lane and Covent-garden, Morris Barnett was re- tained by him to play eccentric comedy, at a salary of ten guineas a-week. it ...

... always had the greatest faith in Mr. George. We' hear also, by the way, that Balfe hets gcompleted an original opera, for Drury Lane, anti that Mr. Fratik Mori is involved in ?? J~orld. tar A NEGLIECTED WAROi.-Tlie singular tried of ad 1Matthewv. H-arty ...

... almost every ga part. Onl Monday evening last, Mrs. Westont, the celebrated lay, tragic actress, of tile Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, made her la first appearance in Biury, atud was loudly applauded. old NATIONAL PUBLIC SCOaOL. ASeOCxATcOi, -Onl Monday ...

... the able inaiccge- Di inent of Mr. Piceips, at Sadler's Wells Thieatre bitt siccec plc Christmas, at thle Theatre Royali Drury Lane, wicere hier re- wl ad ception, we learn, lien beect quite' entictsicastie. Dttring thit pr, of lcstter short period she ...

... CABINET COUNCiL.-A meeting was held at the foreign- office this (Thursday)afternoon. Loss OF T1IE AMAZON.-A performance at Drury-lane Theatre, for the benefit of the sufferers, is announced. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY MEETING.-The chair wao taken at one ...

... us to antieilpae. During her career at Sadler's Wells, under the able management of Mr. Phelps, boi and still more son at Drury Lane, since its re-opening, tunder Br the diesetion of Mr. Butno, reteopolitan criticism has almost rel been exlravrrgant in ...

... stbetter bestowed in the pockets of the poor Ariszons 'Y than in lis own. If he be in doubt whether lie shall Y visit Drury Lane for the purpose of his own selfish amuse- is ment on Monday or Saturday, let him by all means give the preference to the ...

... ologar hae rceied er ajety' command to place al csHLN A.TTi fie actress has meade hser re-appearanee at the 'riteatre. Royal, Drury Lane, in theT ;r part of Juliet. Thiehouse, itis slated, was crowded to the :d ceiling, and the applause enthusiastic throughout ...

... widow ; John Griffiths, Whitechapel, to William D n Sagor; John Thorpe, Whitechapel, to Thomas Tayler- di e son; Ann Hughes, Drury-lane, to William France; Ed- f w., ward Armstrong, St. Andrew-street, to James M'Dowsll; at Miles Sumner, St. Andrew-street, ...

... he buas never yet been equalled; and we have little doubt that be vvill caulse. as great a Sensation here as he did at Drury Lane. XtuiuE.5CAIE FRIOM THIE '1 AMAZON.-Intelli- genice 'c-es ree-ive ti ?? on Thursday night, from Doerchester, that tire ...