... Th£_ti_ dcs It aliens, and Cheiubiui's a '.the Feydcau, — both got v,. with great effect aud care; but, partiality apar , tbo Drury Lane piece surpassed them both, fetor.. cc selectee! the most effective music from either, and enriched the piece with some charming ...

... opened on MONDAY next, January 19th, for the purpose of introducing the eminent Actor, BARRY SULLIVAN, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Hay ■arket, London, assisted by Mrs. CLIFFORD (late Miss Agnes Kemble), for Six Nights only. On Monday Evening, January ...

... Trovatoreis announced for Monday, to be succeeded by other popular operas, which hnve attracted crowded audiences at the Drury Lane Theatre, where this company performed most successfully throughout the season. Irish Sunday School Society. Last evening ...

... forbearance by false pretences. The principal point, urged against the insolvent was that whilst he wa* the manager of the Drury-lane theatre, he engaged and sent for from Italy a vocalist named Galer, Tuily being at that time insolvent. He, however, no ...

... engagement with the celebrated, and we can now say justly celebrated tragedian, Mr. Barry Sullivan, of tbe Theatres Royal, Drury Lane, and Haymarket; and on each evening during the present week that gentleman bas been sustaining the principal characters ...

... tbis week favoured the lovers of operatic music by an engagement with the National Opera Company from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, comprising the following distinguished vocalists, namely, Miss Lucy Escott, Miss Dyer, Mr. Henry Haigh, Mr. Manvers, Mr ...

... brought out so late in the season, was played thirty- one nights ; and for years afterwards proved a mine of wealth to the Drury Lane treasury, and, iudeed, to all the theatres in the United Kingdom. Such, however, were tbe delays during the first night's ...

... here an anecdote, which must prove highly gratifying to a young lady, now engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, as well as to her friends. When Miss Wilson appeared at Drury-lane Theatre, in Artexerxes, Mr. Eiiistou wished mo to bear her, and give bim my opinion ...

... amongst them.— Newcastle Journal. Royal Italian Opera.—We understand that Mr. Gye will commence his next operatic campaign at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 14th of April. Tim Irish Encoibered Estates Court.—Mr. Henry Martley, Q.C., Consesvative, bas been appointed ...

... and its Vicinity, bis Engagement for positively SIX NIGHTS ONLY, with the NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY, (From the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane,) comprising the following distinguished vocalists- LUCY ESCOTT, MISS ELIZA BRIENTI, MISS DYER, MISS HAMMOND, MR. HENRY ...

... am. Gentlemen, very trulv yours. To Messrs. Nye and Co. HENRY HOLT. Johnson’s Tavern and Alamode Beef House, Clare Court, Drury-lane, Nov. 28th, 1854. Gentlemen, —It always gives great pleasure to add my humble testimony to good, particularly where merit ...

... rapidly and more independently than any modern vocalist of her class. She ap- j peared first before an English audience at Drury-Lane Theatre, two years ago. It was here that we first heard Madame Gassier, and we were then strongly impressed with her eminent ...