... and criti- ?? dramatic ?? of nothing fresh; except Y the fact, which is now I believe settled, that Covent Garden *t and Drury Lane will have Italian opera to themselves this season, and that Her Majesty's will not even figure as an eating house. -- -- ...

... g6rd and genuine success. I speak by hearsay of the concert, bpt of the theatrical performances I can toefy per, soaIlly. Drury Lane Theatre was as completely ?? as It ought to have been, considering the traotions, It was something to have nearly all the ...

... I have been attending some of the largest temperance meet- ings in the city. A great demonstration is to be held at the Drury- lane Theatre, next Monday, where several M.P.'s are to speak. The greatest enemy the Englishman has is his belly. I leave for ...

... ksuger wivll, of course, fliure prominqntly b in manry pantomimes this Christmas, but in none in a so huge a form as at Drury Lane. PoT Mr. Collins h bha made the giant whom Jack the Giant Killer a slays to be a gigantio portrait of Mbs. Kruger. The stage ...

... into the list. b& The theatres have vied with the msic halls ...

... ?? idy THlE FAILURE or MR, ANDERSON, lop DRURY mudLANE TnRATISE-The schedule of Mr. Andefson, the late - VaS lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, has been filed in~the Insolvent Uint log Debtors' Court, and an order for hearing wee granted for Con pa~- thle ...

... teens, the ballet of 1Oscar ae and Malvirna. His dialt opera, entitled '1The Circassian 'r Bride, was brought out at Drury Lane, on the 23rd of nt February, 1809. its reception was enthusiastic, but tltefates :0 appeared against him; for on that same ...

... or without: calling for o-. E Plysafid4he thought he ?? only at present restraine-- b, Signor Grarilai froni singing at Drury Lane, with6ut refer-- :1enca to L~ondon, or at all events the neighhourhoiod, whieh. gi-t require a good deal of. caution ...

... evening is aecounted for in the volumes of Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket bills preserved ir the British Museum. The Museum collection hu rocently been enriched by the splendid series of Drury Lane bills presented by Mr. Augustus Harris who ...

... of the children thereat is unbounded. So far as Christmas entertain- ments are concerned, Alice in Wonderland and the Drury Lane pantomime will head the list. BRurAL Asaactx.-At Rochdale yesterday, William Alfred Jones, alias Adatus, who bau been . ...

... Nature is the best spectacular drama that Mr. Augustus Harris has produced. At the end of May, opera is to be taken on the Drury Lane stage, with Mr. Carl Rosa's company It will be succeeded later in the year by another romantic drama already being prepared ...

... pantomime at -this g a theatre is fixed for Friday next. Mr. Arthur c Sturgess, the author of La Poupde and the last h i few Drury-lane pantomimes, has written The u House that Jack Built speciallv for the Empire b I Theatre. The story has been worked out ...