... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Saturday evening was the termination of Mr. Brooke's engagement, and the closing night of the winter season. We have, therefore, bid farewell for a long period to the eminent tragedian, who is about to depart shortly to the shores ...

... DRURY LANE THEAME. The annual meeting of the proprietors was held in the saloon of the theatre yesterday, Mr. Arden in the chair. From the retort it appeared that the balance in the hands of the treasurer, after paying up the year's charges, amounted ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night, .dramatic performances being prohibited, Mr. Chatterton gave a grand musical festival, which attracted an overflowinc , house. The programme was of unusual proportions, and embraced, in addition, a large body of vocalists ...

... DRURY LANE 7HEATRE. Last evening a new and original three-act drama, written by Col. A. D. Richards, was produced at this theatre. The piece doubtless would have pleased an audience five-and-twenty years ago, but at the present period the taste for dramas ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A translation from Scribe and Auber's comic opera the Dame dc Pique, which has lately been so successfully produced in Paris, was announced for performance at this theatre on Saturday, but shortly before the doors opened a notice was ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. Shakspere's popular and charming play of As Like It was last night reproduced at this theatre, as we presume, to afford Miss Helen Faucit an opportunity of appearing in the character of Rosalind, performance of which is unrivalled ...

... Drury Lane Theatre, On Saturday evening a new comic Irish drama founded on Charles Lever's celebrated work, Charles O'Malley, entitled Galway go Bragh, was produced, and met with the most decided success. For the pleasant, lively, and rollicking ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Jullien Skills rose on Monday night in fall effulgence, to describe its last bright revolution (at le.ast ior a season or two) in the firmament of Drury. The vast assembly which crowded all parts of this noble theatre attested ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. A very laughable farce, entitled A Young . 0 1 from the Country, was produced last nigh t ' satisfactorily answered the purpose for whic h ' intended—viz., to occupy the early visitors pit and gallery until the time set for the ...

... DRURY LANE TIIEATRE. Yesterday the morning performance of the popular pantomime was introduced by a little one-act piece, entitled The Four ill owbrays. It has been produced to give the Eraser children an opportunity of displaying their histrionic talents ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Yesterday evening three circumstances operated in bringing to Drury-lane as vast a concourse of people as that magnificent building was capable of containing—it was the benefit of the indefatigable and enterprising lessee, Mr. E. T ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. Last night Colley Cibber's acting version of Richard the Third %as revived here, with Mr. Brooke as Richard, Mr. Bennett as Henry IV., and Mr. Mead as Richmond, and with all the advantages of the extensive collection of excellent scenery ...