... Bank, Yardley. The Times of yesterday thus speaks of the dewimt of Mr. Lorasine, late of the Theatro Royal, Birming am, at Drury Lane :-Dlr. H. Lorsine, an actor of provincial celebrity, made his first appearance last night, as Don CGesar deBazan, in Messrs ...

... recorded without any prefersmeiit or ?? Mr. Walter Montgomery, our moost popular yoenr trame. dian, took his benefit at Drury Lane Theatre on &osdq night, and performed Hramlet. It has been ir. II'rct- gomery'sumisfortune to be too often muated with heroinea ...

... their production So large a number of dramatic novelties have never been produced on the same night in any modern city. Drury Lane, Covent Garden, the Lyceum, and Holborn, among the central theatres, and all the East end tranripontine, and outlying theatres ...

... Mapleson opera coalition seems to have cOme to naught, since Mr. Mapleson it now announcing the commencement of his season at Drury Lane. Mr. Dickens intends to return in the Cuba, whilch It to sail homewards on the 22nd of next month. His vilit to the States ...

... opera have now, itis said, deter- Aninedto rebuild HerMajeaty'sTheatreupon itspresent site, and Mr. Mapleson has engaged Drury Lane for his spring and summer season. A healthy competition is desirable in the interests of the lessees themselves, New operas ...

... Market Price will be given you in reoe of their winning. Post ofilee, Ordors to be made payable to William Wright, at the Drury Lane Ofice. Hail Notes not For references as to respectability, apply to the Editors of any of the Spoeting Papers. But the fact ...

... grand Ulfaestro,-Orchestra. On Thursday evening the Rev, Mr. Speke, accompanied by Mr. Dlrurdosh, occupied a private box at Drury Lane Thearo. Tbe comedy of The School for Scandal he seemed to enjoy heartily ; and the pantomime, with its scenery of Cornwall ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...