... give seope for an amount of splendour in scenery, costumes, asi) pro- cessions which have never been surpassed even at Drury Lane in the days of Mr. Bunn. The piece opens with the H ome of Fatima, quite a rustic kiosk in ito way, with a beautiful beck ...

... DRURY-LANE. .A Toit EVeRIROi at?, THE GIRtLS OP THE PERIOD.-At a uaurter to S. HAMLETP. Mr. T. C. Iing, hMeeoeo. Ryder, Wilon, Ilarrelt, A. Noelon, J. Johnstonc: Hisses Heath and G'Bcrne, and Mrs. H. Vendenhoff -To ronclde vith BEDA. HAYMAIRET. Tots EVENINO ...

... DRURY-LANE . nto lerhonia, at7, TRE GIRLS OP TBE PERIOD.-Atn juslrer to 8, DACVETH. *Me. .Dion, Peoro. j T.C. ging, E. .irl air, S. Rome, BErreErttr. Mrs. Howr-dFal, blis l'oole, and Misa M., O'Berne.-TO) cone tale vitho BEDA. HAYlMARKET. ; o TmsDVYSISO ...

... of th, Theatro at the Box-ofllco of Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymnarket; and of the principal mugiosllers and librarians. DRURY-LANE Trns Evre. o, at T. THE MAN OF TWO LIVES. Mr. a. Dillon, %eses. EJdecr J. Oase, Moreland, Eanrett. Chanlen, Und Wilson: ...

... portieo af the Iheotre at the Son-ah~esof ler Maiesty'e Tleatre, Maycoceet; and of thc principal an~oojeelero and Uibmrians. DRURY-LANE. Tins Eis3vIx, at 7, TEh hAN OF TWO LIVES. Mr. C. Dillon, Messes. Rsder, J. Bunc0, Moreland, Barrott, Charlea , ,ad Wileen; ...

... DRURY-LANE. Tsire Errsmaro, at 7, THE PELRIO OF THPl ID.-At a uuarter to 8, Frhat Part of BlNRY POUETH, Fat aff, Hr nhelps; B otspu br. .Dltlon; Heae. Ryder,Tioetasr,15'vtoL& hfIntyre; MISs S. Stuart rs. HL Vanuenhso E.-And AEDA. -HAYHARHET. THI9 EV£NISrO ...

... geniuoes, themselves; but not altogether. .What they are, their patrons contribute to make them. When EDMUND KnAN took Drury-lane and ?? by storm, we read of Lord JEcRSEY sending him a hundred pounds, Mr. WcrrossRcAD putting fifty into his son's hand ...