... its benefits, without restriction as to age, sex, length, or place of service; whereas the privilege of admission to the Drury- lane and Covent-garden Funds is surrounded by many bare and limitations, no doubt necessary at the time they were imposed, but ...

... Eve . ?? Milton. Bell, K. ?? Falstaff.1ee ?? Maude, 1..5. I Prince Henry ' tHenrvIV Shakspr Edwards-Moss ma. Burning of Drury Lane Theatre . ?? Rejected Addresses. oindal ma,, K. S Me. Hardcastle) (She Stoops to Con- Alexander ?? ?? Ottaway, K. S. ...

... THE BOHEMIAN GIRL-kild the grand comic Chi istnias Pautwnhne, elitttl d HARLEQUIN BEAUTY AND THE BEAST.-COm155c15C at 7. DRURY LANE. T111A4 VEV3IXO NEXTV OF' IN.-Asid the I'antojnime, 'ITTLE GOLD\' TWO SLIIOS or, ?? Cock Robin. Messrs. Bolcno, C. Lauri ...

... ST. TAMES'S TEEATRE-FRENCH PLAYS. TinS EVENINO, LA FAMILLE BENOITON.-Doors open at eight; commence at half-past eight. DRURY LANE. TaIS EVENING, THTAT BASCAL JACK. Messrs. Rouse and Nevilie* Mesdanes Alleyne and Thompson.-To conclude with TIHE GREAT ...

... and Santley: Miss L. Pyne.-And HARLEQUIN BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. -Couductor, Mr. A. Ilellon.-Commence at ten minoutes to 7. DRURY LANE. THIS EvENING, NE.XT O KiN. - And the Pantomime, 1ITLiE GOODY 'TWO SHOiS. Messrs. Boleno, C. Lacor' D. Johnson, Tanner, ...

... OF LISNAMONA- Mcssrs. E. Falconel., price, Ryder. B. Potter, ?? Mesdamea A ldison, Hudson, and Lovel.-Doors open at 6i. DRURY LANE. TeIs EVENING, FAUST. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. E. Phelps, WI Harrison, 11, Vandcnboff, and J. Jolinstone; Mrs. Herman Vezin, ...

... Fagin's den, which they fancied night encourage theft. A scene, however, exactly similar was given in the Great City at Drury Lane; and it is conceived that the objection of the parochial authorities really lay against the caricature of their representative ...

... DRURY LANE. Tins EVENING, JOHN bULL. Mr. Phelps, M1essrs. Swin- boeune, E. Phelps, and Barrett, Ncsdames 11. Vezin, Isabel Adams & H. Vaudenhoff-And NUMBER NIP; OR, H.ARLE- QUIN A~NYD TIHE GNOM1E KING OF TRII GOIANT MOUNTAIN. HAYMARIGET, THIS EVENING ...

... Dfessrs. Chappell, Bond-street; Mr. Sanrs, St. James's- street; and to M~essrs. Keitha, Browse, and Co., 48, Cheapside. DRURY LANE. TEMsEVDNIdG, ROB ROY. Messrs. Phelps, T. Swinbourne, W. Harrison, M'lIntyre, Barrett, and Harcourt; Mesdames E. Cross, ...

... artists owe to their art, and gentle- men owe to their character. During the director- ship of Mr. MACREADY, Covent Garden and Drury Lane might be entered with the feelings with which a visit is paid to the Louvre or the Royal Academy. The Masque of Comus ...

... . ?? DRURY LANE. T1IS EVENrNa, JOHN BULL. Mr. Phelps, Messrs. Swin- m bomne, E. Phelps, and Barrett; Mesdaames H. Vezin, Isabel 51 Adm,& H.Vandenlioff.-Ai (I NUIMBER Nil1; OR, HARLE- QUIN AND 'fHE GNOME KING OF TIlE GIANT MOUNTAIN. t( HAYMARIKET. . THIS ...

... DRURY LANE. TolS EvEOUHG, FAUST. M~r. Phelps, Mfessrs. K. Phelps, F. Barsby, Fitzjames, Hnrcourt,. M'Intyre, Warner, and W. Harri- son;* M~rs. Herman Vezin, Mrs. H. VannenholI, & Isabel Adams. -And WANTED HUSBANDS FOR SIX. Miss L. Thompson. ISAYMARUIT ...