... diabl1i- astru cal act. The ships was not insmired. I'll ?? tile GAUZE Dil&'1.NuE.--Al r. Penfold of Blackmore-street' shim Drury-lane, chemist, has invented a light texture, some clin specimens of wlaicr ha-ve been forwarded us by Imr. Jo- bitm seph Ash ...

... Sadler's Wells is I occupied by some musical people for concerts; Mr. Phelps and Mrs. Warner being starring in the provinces. Drury- ( lane is closed, and Mr. Anderson, who lhas lost some thousands, is now, I regret to say, an inmate oftihe Queen's Bench. Batty's ...

... turns out to be unlounded ; we cannot afford to lose them from li, England. The equestrians have taken their leave of it Drury-lane, which Julien opens, on the 10thl, with his tli concerts; whlen lie closes, Ai'. Bunn once more tries his to fortune as ...

... twelve o'clock. lo- The Winter Musical Season may be said to have com- ed menced with Jullien's promenade concerts, at Drury-lane, t ? on the 10th inst. The great ' mae-stro of that species of be musical entertainments, appeared in the orchestra, on ...

... very extensive union will be established r amongst them. A new opera by Balfe, The Sicilian k Bride, was produced at Drury-lane, on Saturday even- e ing. It was completely successful. Some of the music e was very successful. A new two-act comic operatta ...

... oii as lxa'ge scale, ill ?? uitmition of thle ' Oratorios'' of a quxirter of' a cexitury Of back, have biecim given at Drury-lane. At most of the SIr houses, ?? Eastei' pieces are in prepmaration. Thiat at the thl Lyceum, is axinoumiced as a drama iii ...

... has brought out, \ith isutch success, the more prominent parts of the noel_ s Mr. Bunn, it appears, will not Volotire nprn Drury-lane again. Ile is going to thle llitd e States to give entertainlmc'nts there, tskinz,, uoh himl Balfe's new opera. 'Mr. Smith ...

... road, Hlamnuersmith, and Pereira-plice, Sheplheril's- bush, late of Westbourne-grove, builder.-J. ll. Davy, Parker-street, Drury-lane, coach svheel-wright-J. Winzar, Salisbury, alpothecary- R. Pritchard, Bangor, ale dealer.-R. Price, jun., Liverpool aind ...

... applications for the privilege of visiting it. There is nothing new at the theatres this week, t except a new drama, Gold, at Drury-lane; in which Mr, Davenport, and Miss Fanny Vining are the principal performers, and which brings before us life at the diggings ...

... deputatiosi tilanked his Lord- 81 ship, and withdrew. bi The theaties present nothing nlew. Gold' still T attracts at Drury-lane, through the excellent acting 01 of Mr. E. Wallack. Mr. Davenport, and Miss F. h Vining.- The Sentinel'' also contilsues ...

... A really splendid vocalist, like any of those I have named, would, most assuredly make her fortune.- In theatric:da, at Drury-lane. a drama entitled St. Harc is rendered attractive by the excellent acting of Mr. Davenport, Miss Fanny Vining, Mr. Hloskins ...

... Princess's, very little is doing in the way of encouragement to the drama. at present. St. Leon's speculation the at Drury-lane failed, and the theatre closed on Sa- n 5 turday evening.-Mr. Buckstone cannot be making irst morney at the Haymarket,-though ...