... DRURY LANE THEATRE, A new candidate for the favour of Londoa playgoers appeared at this theatre yesterday evening ia the person of Mr. H. Loraine, an actor of some provincial celebrity, who courageously chose for the occasion the character of Don Csesar ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The mania for Scotland, and all things Scotch, with which Londoners are not uncommonly afflicted in the fall of the year, has been turned to laughable accouut by Messrs. Brough and Haliday in a farce of their joint construction, entitled ...

... rooms were quite full. The Shakspere Performance at Drury- LANE.— A performance in aid of the funds for a national metropolitan monument to Shakspere will take place to-morrow evening at Drury-lane. Th. occasion wili not be signalised by the production ...

... THE THEATRES. m There will be a change of performance at most of the London theatres at Easter. At Drury Lane the Irish melodrama of Peep o' Day. or Savourneen Deelish, which had so prosperous a career at the Lyceum, will be revived in a more attractive ...

... 's management at Drury- lane Theatre in direct opposition to my expressed wishes. It had been my pride to maintain her from my own re sources, and we had lived bappdy together until the time when, by her engagement at the Drury lane Theatre, the had been ...

... The Oaks day. The Hon. Mrs. Lee Lee's baU— 3, Portman-square. Mat 25. The first of Mr. Lumley's three benefit nights at Drury- lane Theatre. Annual regimental dinner of the officers of the sth Dragoon Guakls— London Tavern. Mat 27. The Countess of Derby's ...

... Signor Gassier was equally admirable. In short, his Figaro was what it bas ever been since his first appearance in it ut Drury- lane, quite a masterpiece, and, as such, honoured by the audience of last night. Signor Bettici is a highly-accomplished singer ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE PROPRIETORS. On Saturday tbe ancuJ general assembly of tbe pro- prietors of Drury -lane The. ire w ; _.s held in the saloou of that building— Mr. Ardeti in the cbair. The Chaiemas, in openiug tho prooeedings, said that, whatever di ...

... Clement Danes Mission House Fund— Whittington Club, June 2. A.. cot ;aces commence. June 3. Mr. Lumiey's second benefit night— Drury-lane Theatre. Royal Botanic Society's Exhibition. June 4. A:,cot Cup day. Ju>:_ 5. Mrs. Gardner's concert, 100, Eaton-square ...

... advertised to take place on Monday evening, one at the Princess', lor the widow of Mr. Charles Selby ; and the other at Drury Lane, for the widow ol Mr. James Rogers. THE MORNING POST. ...

... colomini. — Mr. Lumley, for whose benefit Madlle. Piccoloniiui has taken a leading part in the recent operatic performances at Drury Lane, yesterday presented to the lady an elegant bracelet as a souvenir of his esteem and gratitude. The bracelet, made expressly ...

... o'clock. Banquet of the Koyal Geographical Society — Willis's Rooms. The first of Mr. Lumley's three benefit nights at Drury- lane Theatre. Under the patronage of the Prince and Princess of Wales. Annual dinner of the Oth Lancers— Albion, Aldersgate- ...