... stage as regards scenery and dresses, and the cast, strengthened by Mr. Jordan (Ifrom the Lyceum), Mr. ESwinburne (from Drury Lane), and Miss blilly Palmer, comprised an eusemble said by many to be superior to the actandthecelbraed urs, dlivredwith brusual ...

... and the Royal Itallan Opera with Helvellyn, and Love'e Ransom, which are English, but unfortunately do not draw. 8 Drury Lane Is again the home of the legitimate drama, and Phelps and Miss Helen Faucit draw crowded at houses when they perform Macbeth ...

... for we have for example that Sir. Daniel always composed the speeches delivered by tho late ?? Harley at the dinner of the Drury Lane Theatrical Fund. Although we have selected only the most curious of the lots for this hasty notice, the library contains ...

... penny reading Arrangements are being made for the parting perform. ances and the farewell benefit of Mr. Charles itoan at Drury Lane, Forty years ago, ore ho was out of his teens, he began his career at that theatre. in Norval. The Queen has granted to ...

... or the English Opera Association we shall doubtless have some good operatic music during the winter months, Manfred, at Drury Lane, was thought to be a great success. It is a magnificent spectacle, and drew great crowds; but I hear that it has ceased ...

... family of sons and daughters. The preparation of the Christmas entertainments is actively going on in the London theatres. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Surrey, and Astley's and one or two other theatres, will have pantomimes founded on the usual nursery ...

... and leave Her Maljesty's Theatre uneccuiried. There will, ed however, ho an opposition, as a company is to be organised at Drury Lane. e- Mr. Mhillais, B.A., the great painter (says a New York ats paper), was recently requested to unrdertake the porbrrilt ...

... Sunday morning ser- mons. As a platform orator lie held the very highest rank among his contemporaries. His speeches at Drury Lane and Covent.Garden, during the Anti-Corn Law agitation, exercised an electric effect upon his vast audiences, and some of ...

... will join the company at the 'Ibeatre at Christmas. A play by Mr. Andrew Hiali~lay will probably succeed 1olillotil at Drury Lane. The claimarnt to the CaUiperiluwn estates, residing ae Noevcastle'on-Tyne is likely to :tccpt aL coupronoi.,ei, A Vienna ...

... Tins Racing lndicator's, and Walmeley's selections hacked. Post Office Orders to bo made payable to Win, Wright, at the Drury Lane Office; and all commuanications to be addr-ses to him at 16, Yori Street, Covent Garden, London. 430 FIRE, THlIS MORNING ...

... The London theatres are all busy producing their Christ- mas entertainments, burlesques being still in the ascendant, At Drury Lane, the ?? of the pantomime is Nember Nip, and the author is, as usual, Mr. E. L, olard. At Covent Garden, the Forty Thieves ...

... placarding the town with the miserable story of their feuds. The result is that we have two Colleen Bawns-Boucicault at Drury Lane and Webster's at the Adelphi, Southern is, however, still the lord of the ascendant in matters theatrical, and his Loed ...