... principal vocalists will be Madame Lemmens-5Sh ton, Miss Palmer, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Lewis T | Band and choras, 700. DRURY LANE. The Alabama,” a new farce produced at this the: | an alteration of an old piece called the ‘‘ Spitfire,” | in 1838, and ...

... mHEATRE ROYAL DRURY LANE. —Managers, JL Messrs. E. Falconer and F. B. i MORNING PERFORMANCES of the PANTOMIME Tuesday, Dec. 27, Wednesday, 28, Thursday, 29. Friday, 30, antt Saturday, St.-On BOXINO-NIOHT (Monday), Dec. 20, and During the Week, her Majesty’s ...

... rjIfIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE.— -I. THIS EVENING win be performed AN APRIL FOOL. Mewre. B. Rexby, G. fielmore, Fitsjames, G. Wei ton, andMiaa Hudspeth. Alter which Quarter to Eight; the Fil%t Fart of Shakeipere a HENRY THE°FOURTH. Mr. Creiwick, Messrs ...

... lessees, authore, actors, and the public may congratulated on the jovial and pleasant inauguration of tbs winter season Drury lane. ...

... bracelets of immense value. The Car has also sent to the Princess the Order of Catenae, and to the Prince Royal that St. Andrew. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The taste for Shakespeare is undiminished at the old abode of legitimacy.” Othello, with Mr. Phelps the Moor, ...

... attitude of re- performance the Festival organ by Mr. J. G. Loardman. serve, or rather disposilion either to feel alarm with DRURY LANE. Austria or to rejoice the alarm she feels, ouesenti- on Saturday meat being as iey as e . evening, with a most numerous ...

... members of this association was held yesterday, by permission of Messrs. E. Falconer and F. B. Cbatterton, in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Benjamin Webster, the president of the society, who presided, expressed his regret that there wese so few present ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. An April Fool” is the title of a new piece composed Messrs. Brough and Halliday, and brought out this week the above theatre. The “fool” is represented by Mr. Bel-1 more, and a young gentleman of the name of Poddies, induced visit ...

... Theatre royal, drury-lane.— SPECIAL MORNING PERFORMANCES.—In to Ymmerous applications from parties residing in the environs, and order to allow the country visitors to London during the Holiday Week an opportunity of witnessing the Grand Drury lsne ANNUAL ...

... aIHEATRE KOYAL, DRURY-LANE.— . Managers. Messrs. E. FALCONER and F. B. CHATTERTON. THIS EVENING will performed AN APRIL FOOL. To be followed the First Pkrt of HENRY THE FOURTH. Mr. Phelps, supported Messrs. Walter Montgomery, Walter Lacy, Ryder, Vaudenhoff ...

... Theatre royal, drury-lane.— SPECIAL MORNING PERFORMANCES—In answer to numerous applications from parties residing in the environs, and order to Hllovr the country vieitora to London during the Holiday Week opportunity of witnessing the Grapd ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ...

... rriHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.— -I- THIS EVENING Will be performed THE OFLAHEHTYS. Mr. Edmund Falconer ; Meun. G. llelmoro. Bartett, Fitzjames, Ac,; Miss Hudspeth, Miss E. Falconer. Mrs. H. Vandenhoff, Ac. After which (at a Quarter to Eight) Shakespere’s ...