... Drury Lane Theatre. A very laughable farce, entitled A YOU from the Country, was produced last nig ht ' satisfactorily answered the purpose for which intended—viz , to occupy the early vieitotS pit and gallery until the time set for the went of the ...

... DRURY LANE THEAME. The annual meeting of the proprietors was held in the saloon of the theatre yesterday, Mr. Arden in the chair. From the retort it appeared that the balance in the hands of the treasurer, after paying up the year's charges, amounted ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. A very laughable farce, entitled A Young . 0 1 from the Country, was produced last nigh t ' satisfactorily answered the purpose for whic h ' intended—viz., to occupy the early visitors pit and gallery until the time set for the ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. Shakspere's popular and charming play of As Like It was last night reproduced at this theatre, as we presume, to afford Miss Helen Faucit an opportunity of appearing in the character of Rosalind, performance of which is unrivalled ...

... Drury Lane Theatre, On Saturday evening a new comic Irish drama founded on Charles Lever's celebrated work, Charles O'Malley, entitled Galway go Bragh, was produced, and met with the most decided success. For the pleasant, lively, and rollicking ...

... DRURY LANE 7IIEATRE. On Saturday evening Buckerstaffe's celebrated comedy, The Hypocrite, was performed here with the greatest success. The part Of Dr. Cantwell, of course, was sustained by Mr. Phelps. The comedy is an old-fashioned adaptation of Colly ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. The winter season of this theatre, now under the sole management and direction of Mr. F. B. Chatterton, commenced most auspiciously on Saturday evening. During the recess the whole of the interior has been thoroughly renovated, and ...

... Drury Lane Theatre. Shakspere's popular and charming play of As - Like It was last night reproduced at this theatre, Pralpally, as we presume, to afford Miss Helen Faucit portunity of appearing in the character of Rosalind, performance of which is ...

... DRURY LANE 211EAT_RE. Last night Mr. Charles Kean terminated his engagement at this house with a performance for the benefit of himself and Mrs. Kean, and took leave of the public in the now rarely-played tragedy of Richard III. The house was crowded ...

... DRURY LANE-7111-EA-TRE. THE YANKEE LEGACY. A. ccmie sk3tch under the above title was produced at this theatre last evening, in order to introduce to the London public a new candidate for Yankee laurels, in the person of a Mrs. Hough. This lady is young ...

... Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The programme so tastefully and artistically laid down by the manager of this theatre is being rigidly adhered to, and last night Sir Bulwer Lytton's historical play of Richelieu was brought out in a thoroughly efficient style ...

... Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The programme so tastefully and artistically laid down by the manager of this theatre is being rigidly adhered to, and last night Sir Bulwer Lytton's historical play of Richelieu' was brought out in a thoroughly efficient style ...