... Gustavus V. Brooke, the eminent tragedian, is ported to be on his way home from Australia, and is expected to appear at the Drury Lane Theatre next month. A Pun Caron IT Qom Lute—During Tuesday night, some lime in a bag was left on the Boor of the chop of ...

... attention in the Metropolitan Musical Circles. MR. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM, The popular Tenor, of the Royal Operas, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and Lyceum. And MR. WM. WILLOTT. Musical Conductor: Mr. J. T. HAtNES. The Entertainment to commence each evening at half- ...

... attention in the Metropolitan MUlliCkl Circles. MR. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM, The popular Tenor, of the Royal Operas, Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and Lyceum. And MR. WM. WILLOW. _ Musical Conductor: Mr. J. T. lIAINDS. The Entertainment to commence each Evening at ...

... PUBLIC SPEARING AND DRAMATIC ELOCUTION. MR. CHARLES SWAN, late of the Theatre Royal, Lyceum, Drury-lane. Londow, begs to asinowisas that he it forming CLASSES for the Study and Practice of the above —is also at liberty to give feivate lessons in tii• ...

... to country bumpkins, barely fnding bread for his wife and child, he was just as great a genius as when he was crowdiu.- Drury-lane. When Brougham presided in the House of Lords, he was not a bit better or greater than when he bad hung about in the Parliament ...

... attract crowded audiences. In addition to the usual performances, daring the pant week the Chinese Jugglers, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, have I appeared, and have been loudly applauded. On Friday I night week, Mad. Ccrito, the celebrated rfameese, ...

... PRINCIPAL ARTISTES, MISS FANNY TEIRNAN, t Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and Lyceum. c MISS ANGEL, MISS BRANTI, a MISS MARIA TERNAN, I MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, Primo Baritone, Her Majesty's, and Drury-lane Theatres. I MR. JOHN MANLY, MR. TEMPEST, S 2nd Tenor. 2nd ...

... CORPS OF PRINCIPAL ARTISTS. MISS FANNY TERNAN, Theatre Royal, Drury.lane, and Lyceum. MISS ANGEL, MISS BRONTI, MISS MARIA TEENAN, MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, Primo Baritone, Her Majesty's, and Drury-lane Theatres. MR. JOHN MANLY. MR. 'TEMPEST, End Tenor. End Bees ...

... and Lyceum. c MISS ANGEL, MISS BRANTI, t MIISS MARIA TERNAN, MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, o Primo Baritone, Her Majesty's, and Drury-lane Theatres. t MR. JOHN MANLY, MR. TEMPEST, 2nd Tenor. 2nd Bass. t MR. OLIVER SUMMERS, 0 Buffo. MR. A. ST. ALBYN. o FULL BAND ...

... OF PRINCIPAL ARTISTES. MISS FANNY TERNAN, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and Lyceum. MISS ANGEL, MISS BRONTI, MISS MARIA TERNAN, MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, Prime Baritone, Her Majesty's, and Drury-lane Theatres. MR. JOHN MANLY, MR. TEMPEST, 2nd Tenor. 2nd Bass ...

... CORN OF PRINCIPAL ARTISTES. MISS FANNY TER.NAN, Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and Lyceum. MISS MISS EtRONTI, MISS MARIA TERNAN, MR. EDMUND ROSENTHAL, Primo Baritone, Her Majesty's, and Drury-lane Theatres. MR. JOHN MANLY. MB. TEMPEST, Rod Tenor. 2nd Biwa. MB ...

... a Blyss - ?? Wie - to TH Ed E A T R E R O Y A L. q 7 Lessee and Manager-Mir. J. HI. DELAFIELD, from the t Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and Lessee of the Theatre RoaWoirerbempton. WILL OPEN,- MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1861, for the express ]urpose of producing ...