... , now played both at Drury- lane mid the Adelphi; the former Hr. Boacicault sustains his original character Mylea, a part which, at Adelphi, now filled by Mr. Vemer, a pro▼indal actor of some repute. Among the company Drury- lane is Madame Celeste, who ...

... B •ucictult's prrl of Milss, and the other chcractcrs ace not well sdected those who have acCi-mpanied Mr. tucicsult to Drury Lane. I was sorry t» leans from a sporting friend a day or two since, that the gr- u-e Scotland this year are suffering from ...

... and music of Colleen Hawn,” when Mr. Webster had announced it forpeiformir.ee at the Adclphi uu the same evening with its Drury Lane; but the latter refuses admission, either to Mr. or Mrs. Doucicault, the Theatre, the c jctinuince of the partnerahip. Tho ...

... rate of X 4,000 per annum (travelling expi urea paid.) She commenced her second reason London May the 3rd, 1850, at the Drury Lane Theatre, as “Lucrezio,” sustaining the cha racier the Haughty Duchess even bettor than before. Owing to her great talent ...

... more than will, in all probability, that adventurous Arab who, the “Beni-zong-zang”—whatever that may —entertainment at Drury Lane Theatre, throws a somersault over thirty men, placed two abreast and shouldering muskets wiTi fixed bayonets. That the taste ...

... pantomioe at his new theatre. 1 should be disposed to give it precedence, in point of tout ensemble, before even Drury-lane, hot certainly Drury-lane comes next. The situation of tbe Royal Westminster Theatre, which has been greatly enhanced by the completion ...

... latitude, must hare perished with tho cold.— Waterford Mail The latest theatrical rumonr is that Mr. Bondcault hss taken Drury-lane Theatre for short campaign.— Critic. jjrag Hem?. It may thoso connected with tho Barony of Hathdown to have before them ...

... immortal bard cannot be fed more by-play. Since the date ray last letter the Merchant of Venice” has been brought out at Drury-lane, and Mr. Kean, while he illustrates the character of Shylock” the greatest vivacity of facial expression, carries away his ...

... defendant. It is said that Webster ia about to apply for injunction to restrain Boucicault from appearing on the stage of Drury-lane, which he has leased, and that the attempt of lioucicault to lease the Princess’s was prevented Webster stepping in and ...

... situations, the latter furnishing the songs. Generally the theatres have been far from prosperous, excepting, of course, Drury-lane, where . Mrs. Charles Kean are playing nightly crowded houses, and arc witnessed with the enthusiasm that belongs of right ...

... Lyceum Tnetire soon after ChrLlmas possible. Another dit, less deserving of credit, is that Mr. Falconer is be the new of Drury-lane. 1 should think that Mr. Boucicault will retain his present quarters. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. ...

... contfamancs of the concern. Now, considering the circumstances here, and the position in which, having regard to the leasing of Drury-lane, Mr, BoocicaoJt would be placed giving the relief ashed tue motion, it did not seem case to Interfere this suit any more ...