... most remarkable features of the new drama which has been founded on the Eastern tale. We may as well say at once that the Drury-lane Pantomime more than maintains its fame. It is a feature in the theatrical year, and the harmless gaiety of nations (three ...

... DRURY-LANE The resources of Old Drury for acenio display have been applied this Christmas with unbounded liberality, and with a success rarely paralleled on the first night of a pantomime entertainment. Before the performance proper on Saturday evening ...

... me out, as he visited the Theatre on the occasion of the first perforan oce, some time previous to his becoming Lessee of Drury-lane.,-yo &O, & Castle Villa, Dalaton. I I JO DOUGLASS. Mn. EDITOE.'4irr-A mistake occurs in your lat weeks imn pdaso, Mr J.1 ...

... DRURY-LANE. TaM EvTWro. THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Mr. Phe*ps and Miss Atkinson.-Mr. B. Falconer will recite his Ballad of Anne Hahaway.-I Mrs. Brown at the Play, by Mr. A. Sketcliey. - An4 THE WATERMAN. Mr.Switt and ilssNott. HAYMARKET. Talm SVISM, A GAME ...

... and W. Hrison; Misses L Pyne, Ellen, and ?? the 2nd Act of T~lE DEERT PLO WRL- onductor. Yr. A. Melion.-Oommn cke at 7. DRURY-LANE. Tfns EV'lRile. BEAUTY OR THE BEAST.-MAIIIFRD. Mesisrs Phelp,, Ryder. laynerWarde; MisnFebnrne Atinso eledrcq, and Mrs.E ...

... ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. Messrs. W. H. Payne, IL Payne, F. Payne, the Brotbers Stonette, Mdlle. Estber.-Commence at 7. DRURY-LANE. TM9 EvrNqo, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER.-And the new grand Christmas Comic Pantomime of SINDBAD, THE SAILOR. Mesrs. K Boleno ...

... Harrison; * imes I.. Pyne. Riles, and Heywoo&L-And the 2ndAct ot TkE D1ET PLO W~lL -Conductor, M~r. A. Melion.-Cowiienee at 5w.' DRURY-LANE. This EVEHISO. BEAUTY ORt THlE BEAST.-K&NJ'EIJ Messrs lPhelps, Eyder, itynerWexdO; Mbse .1 Ebnne, Atkinson, Lee and M . ...

... AREUN T.GEORGE AND, TBE DRAGojN. Messrm. W. EL =ayne Payne, P. Payne, the Brothers Stoaette, Illale. Rsther.-Commeence at7. DRURY-LANE. Tnis EvEma, A ROLAND FOR AN OLIVE.-And the new Christmea Comic Pantomime of SINDBAD, IHE SA O1. Measrs. HL Bolen& C Lauri ...

... HarHison Misses LD PAye eils, and Heywood.-And the 2nd Act of TIE DIJERT FL WVE. -Conductor, Mr. A. MeIlon.-OMinSOO at ,. DRURY-LANE. THIS EVl!vG. BEAUTY OR THE IIEAT,-MANFBRI Messrs. PhelpS Ryder, -AnaynerlV de; Mimes Zburne, Atinson. Leolereq, aud Mr ...

... Albaya, and WA. Rarrison; Mines L.eHs, and ?? 2nd Act of TidE DESERT FLOWER. -Conductor, Mr. A. Melion.-Commence at 7, DRURY-LANE This EVENIN4, 1Y HEART'S IN TE HIGHLANDS. Messrs. G. Belmore and 3. Noville; Miss Harfieur.-MANFRED. Messrs. PheIpsRyders ...

... their lordships receive reports through the politest of secretaries, on the level at which misery stands in Whitechapel and Drury-lane. If he will contrast the operations of the various metropolitan charitable institutions, in short, be will understand howit ...

... Harrison: Misses L PyBe, Hiles, and HeywoodL-Aud the 2nd Act of THE DESERT YOWWL5 -Oonductor, Mr. A. Mellou.-Conmenco at 7. DRURY-LANE. THis VERaLio, MY HBEArs IN 1HE HIGHLANDS. Messs G. Belmore aud J. Neville Miss Hairleur. - MANFRED. Messrs. Phelps, Ryder ...