... Ioe 7adp 900o DRURY LANE. THIS EVENtNro, EXTIREMES. Messrs. H. Ioralne,Sinclair, Robiuns hMrs.iD. P. l;owel's siil hirs, B. Falcouer.-Anf THil5 SPANISIt DANCERiS. Air. Roobins and Miss Lydia 'llinmpson, who wlil ?? her celebrated imitations of perea ...

... how his publishing it could annoy or offend Xr. Webster. That he (Mr. Tools) need not be afrkad of getting an engagemo$ at Drury Lane or else- where. Witness, however, Sadd he had 36 'wish to offend Mr. Webster. Crow-Oxammned: The plaintiff) with other editors ...

... contemplates a voyage to America about Easter, and that Mr. Boucicault will probably take the Lyceumr--The occupation of Drury Lane by English opera is settled. The season will open about the beginning of April. Mr. Benedict will conduct. The company intend ...

... the good wishes of every person interested in the Opera, as a grand and noble Institution, will assuredly follow him to Drury- lane. Until a new Theetre may rise in place of that so recently and unhappily destroyed, a finer substitute could not be found ...

... joint-stock company now being formed. The theatre will, it is said, seat 3,000 persons, and the stage will be larger than Drury Lane. A covered faqade in front of the house is also contemplated, calculated to shelter s,ooo people, if need be, from the weather ...

... this month, with Guillaume Tell, and in it a new tenor, Herr Nachbauer, from Darmstadt. The Orchestra informs us that Drury Lane opens for the winter season on the 22nd of September. The Shakspearian revivals, with Miss Faucit and Mr. Phelps, will be ...

... DRURY LANE. THIs EvENING, FAUST. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. Edmund Thelps, liarcourt, Warner, Webb, Temple, &. Dlesdames Herm.an Vezin, VaMdenIoif, .t.-And TEE MILLlERI AND HIS MIEN. Messrs. Ryder eand E. P'helps ; Miss Edith Stuart. HAYMIARXET. Tmas EvENING ...

... Captain Campbell and Lieut. Scott, nothing but disorder prevailed. Sergeant Dallas, who had been superintending the guard at Drury- lane Theatre, made his way direct to the fire to render aid, instead of returning to his barracks. It happened that Superintendent ...

... COLLEGE.-The annual meeting of the overnors and subscribers to this institution was held on onday afternoon, in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre ; Mr ;enjamin Webster; the Master of the College, occupying the hair. The report was passed, and after the disposal ...

... S. obscn audThirlwall, sad Mrs. Cook.- .And ILARLEQUI? BEAUT'lY AND TRlE BEAST.-Conductor, Mr. A, Melion-CoMMneCe at 7. DRURY LANE. Ttt8 EVENING, BONNIE DUNDEE. Messrs. El. Lorcine, E. Thelps, and H, Haigh sMrs. D. P. Bowers.-And LITTiCLE ' GOODY TWO ...

... were of a sufficiently dramatic nature to require a license. The case bad been brought before Mr. Norton by the lessees of Drury Lane Theatre, and after a personal inspection of the performances the conclusion he came to was that they required a license ...

... 'CD ai12 jt DRURY LANE. THIS EVENIOIG, A DAY AFTER THE HWEDDING.-And NUMBER NIP. Mesdanmes L. Thompson, ludspeth, Seymom; Cardonui, & Vandenhoff; Messrs. T. Matthews, Clifton, Master Boselle, Bolcuo, Lauri, Cormack, &o.: T Mdlle3. Boleno and Marion. ...