... DRURY LANE. A new five-act drama was brought out at this theatre on Monday evening last, entitled Love's Ordeal; or, the Old and New _Regime. The play is Mr. Edmund Falconer's. The plot is well conceived, and is put on the stage in the usual admirable ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING the performances will commence with A YOUNG LAD FROM THE COUNTRY, and the Grand Christ mas Pantomime, HOP MY THUMB AND HIS ELEVENBROTHERS; or. HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE OF THE SEVEN-LEAGUE BOOTS. Tom Matthews, Boleno, Laurl, Barnes ...

... boards of Drury Lane; but the most unlikely things come to pass every day on all sides of us, hence we are not ustounded by seeing the announcement of a three-act - adaptation of Charles O'Malley, by Mr. E. Falconer, figuring in the Drury Lane bill as ...

... DRURY LANE. In contradistinction to the tl - I;atr -- as in London, LANE remained closed through Passion Week, and opened on Raster Monday with the Fool's Revenge, with Mr. Phelpsas Bertnccio, as a prelude to Milton's Masque of Comp, which was the ...

... DRURY LANE. THIS EVENING the Performances will commence with the Farce of HISLANDS BEWARE. After which Pantomime, LITTLE KING PIPPIN. M ssrs. G. Belmore, H. Drayton, G. Weston, Master Percy Roselle, Bohn), Lauri, Ac.; Mims lioalewootl, A. Thompson, Morgan ...

... DRURY LANE. The managers of this theatre may fairly congratulate themselves on the reception given on Saturday night to their grand stage revival 44 Shakespeare's iCingJohn. It is no fault of theirs if their revival will not bear comparieon with ...

... DRURY LANE. A new play from the pen of Mr. Edmund. Falcon or, entitled Love's Ordeal ; or, the Old and New Regime, was brought out at this theatre last evening. The scene is laid in Paris, and the author's purpose may be best described in his own words ...

... DRURY LAN*E. Tho pantomime this iheatrj is f Minded on popular variously told Tar ions Pineros, called Hop TuhmJ/. and his Eleven Jiwlh'rs; or, Jlarl-tjuin and thi 0-t‘t of th*. Sc ...

... DRURY LANE performances will commence with KING JOHN. Messrs. Phelps. James Anderson,T. Bwinbourne. Raynor, E Phelps. G. Spencer, C. Harcourt. Percy Roselle : Misi Atkinson. Mrs. H. Vandenhoff. After which. GALWAY BRAGH : or. Love. Fun. and Fighting Messrs ...

... DRURY LANE. The state of the house Tuesday night, crowded audience assembled witness the new pantomime, entitle*! Little Kin-; Fipfim ; or, Harlequin and the Magic Pur* WttkirgCap. boro ample testimony to the towering importance Pnirydaoe as tbeseat pantomime ...

... DRURY LANE. Comus was the earliest production of Milton's poetic pen. Athough not generally thought adaptable to the stage, the talented lessees of Prury Lane have proved the fallacy of the conception. The story of this beautifui English Classic is told ...

... DRURY LANE. Christmas is at hand ! The employées of thig great national establishment have been for soma time, and are sti]] devoting their skill, intellj. gence, and marvellous workeraft in the formas. tion and development of the forthcoming panto. mime ...