... from the pen of Mr Balfte the Zibretto by the poets of the Rose, of Castille. This work is t'o be produced in October at Drury-lane, the future home of the national opera. Mr Frank Mori, too, has founded a lyrical structure on an old English subject, relatinsg ...

... I MISCIELLANEOUS. I I TNE COURT._ The Queen and Prince Albert went to Drury-lane Theatre on Friday evening. On Saturday, her Majesty and the Prince paid a visit to the Countess de Neuilly and the French royal family at Claremont. On that day, the Duchess ...

... sustained by Miss Mi. Romer, Mrs. Robert. cc son, Miss Craddock, and Mrs. J. A. Angel. Next P came Mr. J. L. Blanchard's great Drury-lane Panto- tii minms of Hop o' My Thumb and his Eleven Brothers, W or Harlequin and the Ogre of the Seven League L Boots, ...

... and stuslied very attentively for a year, at the expiration of which (1825) lie gave up his position inl the orchestra of Drury-lane, with the intention of goiig ons the stage. ?? manager of tie Norwich theratre, a a Mr. Croeke, having come ups to town ...

... while it will prove at the same time a very pleasing ornament. MARRI'AGE Or Mrss MATTIE REINHARDT.-Miss Mattie Reinhardt, of Drury.lane and the Olympic Theatres, and who recently visited Hull, and whose performance, as the representative of Galatea in Pygmallion ...

... decision p hewill not be given ifntil Easter. c d Mr. G. H. Tally, the popular composer and h f orchestral conductor at Drury-lane, died on Tues- o day afternoon, from the effects of a severe attack of broncbitis. Mr. Tally was in his fifty-third year ...

... Melbourne's declining health-and Sir Robert Peel's sliding scale-mesmerism-the latest balloon ascent-the ?? last produc- tion at Drury-lane-Bulwer's new novel-that clever little comic paper, just struggling into popu- larity-what do you call the thing-Punch-yes ...

... praise-it is too well and uni- veroalls' knooae-tlta best test of its excellence being tire crowd; that no's literally besiege Drury-lane tright altir iglit where Madermoiselle Anna Z. rr, tire pfrira dliorna, a~ Ito is 1o nake her debut here on Thursday, fins ...

... season, Mr. Addison intends to give us Italian opera by a strong company from Covent Garden (including Mario and Grisi); the Drury-lane operatic corps, with M. and Mad. Gassier at its head, is also to visit us; and we are to have English opera, with Mr. Sims ...

... CscURoar-An experiment of this kind t has been carried on 'for ten years in a place called 1i Brewer's-court, Wild-street, Drury-lane, the centre of a n district more degreded, more destitute, and more de. b moralised thin is to -be found in any of the eastern ...

... I181 1. I-lre she remained, first, foremost, and witisout a rival, until 181 4, whet s se transferred her aerviees to new Drury-lane. Soon afier she became Mrs. Bartley, the wife of tse excellent Comnedian. M1rs. Baortley died in the S6ils year of her age ...

... busisess at .14, Harrow-road, Paddington. Shortly before three' o'clock, another fire occurred at No. 28, GreatiWild- street, Drury-lane,- when much damage -was done to iithe promises. 'T'wo other fires happened about the - sante time-namely, one sn Hercul ...