... north. Pantomime is torole nest season at several of the metropo- litan theatres. Mr. E. L. Blancharld is to purvey fur Drury Lane and Mr. Nelson Lee for thes Marylebone, the City of Lon - don, and other theatres. Mr. Buekotone is to write the extra- ...

... of August, the daughter of the prisoner, who had been out drinking with a journeyman baker, came home to her lodgings in Drury-lane, and she refused to let him in with her. She and the prisoner's wife called the police, and wished to give him in charge ...

... According to announcement Drury Lane Theatre was re- ig opened on Monday evening last, for a series of eighteen repre- sentations of English Opera. ty Mr, G. V. Brooke will give seven farewell performances at in Drury Lane Theatre, commencing on the ...

... the conductor, vac Mr. Benedict. J. t, The principal event of the week has been the reappearance .t of Mr. G. V. Brooke at Drury Lane, where this popular trage- k dian, whom his least favourable critics now recognise as a great actor, has again created a ...

... ti clecreress mhint prod cred hin an encirse. Sfi'us liodrigo merits ine par tiralar applause, it wsreaecthrer 01 alfair. DRURY LANE. o!, atstractive opera Iucrociti Borgia 'hns been givers Sei tartd Madame Cacadori, in representing thle ireroine, seais ...

... DRAMA, AND THE FINE ARTS. ROYAL OPERA, DRURY LA 0-Idle. Belly hecs madea inst mes sccessful debut at ties Royal Opera, Drury Lane, as Aernaec, in ties Sscenaenbmele. This lady cocees from one of thes Geranne theactres, lens a pure soprano voice, clear ...

... for the realisation of grand effects. The opera season commences on Monday at Manchester. The company of the Royal Opera, Drury Lane, are engaged, with an efficient band and chorus. a- Cruvelli and Temberlik hiave had an ovation in Dublin. At the conclusion ...

... before six o'clock and a parting cheer was given by the thousands who bad accompanied them from the barracks Sudden Death at Drury-lane Theatre.-On Wednesday evening, a respectably-dressed young man, while sitting in tite pit of the theatre, witressing the ...

... assembled at Wild-court, Drury-lane, for r the purpose of inspectiiig a rowe of 13 houses which have been taken by the society upon a long lease, with the view cfbeisg f purified aind repaired. The whole of the district east of I Drury-lane, and bounded by Great ...

... exhibited, and will add materially- to the interest of this department. ROYAL OPERA, DRURY-LANE. A quick succession of novelties appears to be the order 'of the day at Drury-lane. As the season advances, the manage- ment seems more and more determined that the ...

... has spent up- wards of 400,0001.; but their wages have remained at the same uninterrupted level.-Bueilder. A New Drama at Drury-lane Theatre.-The drama of Paula Lazare, produced on Monday night, is a smoothly-going piece, kind being very prettily got up ...

... troupe of first-rate talent, m selected from the leading Parishimn and English hoards. I Dosarceis, who was formerly at Drury-lane, engaged with his e wonderful dogs and monkeys, also cotmeneced on Monday. 0 The new ballet, 1The Bridal Morn;' is said ...