... Lucia` that she made her debut and her first great impression in London; but that part has now been definitively adopted at Drury Lane by Mdlle. Nilsson. Mdile. Nilsson was one of the most charming Marthas; but she has given up the part of Martha to Mdme ...

... contralto or mezzo so- prano, who will-be remembered last season both in the Royal Italian Opera, and the Italian Opera, Drury lane, has been winning golden opinions in America, as one of the most attractive members of the Nilsson troup. Miss Cary is herself ...

... Titiens remains at Covent Garden, and it is extremely unlikely that any of the new artistes who are to make their debuts at Drury Lane wiil dispute her supremacy in such operas as Norma and Medea. On the other hand, it is to be remarked, to the shame ...

... \'entadour. Mdllc. Nilsson and M. I'aure ac rcheicrsin- (in Italian), under the direction of Signocl' r I - i. viewv to Drury Lane. The part of Mlign -n it . . unsuited to Mdlle. Nilsson, as that of .largai . 1, ?? and unsuited to Madame l'atti. 'bl'is ...

... produced at Drury Lane on November 27, 1843, and enjoyed a singularly prosperous career. The Daughter of St. Mark was ?? remarkably attraotlve. The Enchantress, The Bondman, and The Maid of Honour, successively appeared at Drury Lane, with equally ...

... drying kiln in Vauxhali-road. They also ascertained that it had been stolen from Messrs. Jump and Co., corn merchants, Drury- lane, and that a man named Scott had sold it to a person named Bird for £6. The detectives apprehended j -ird on a charge of ...

... a visit. TIBZAW39BZGA GRMIT tNAT. We understand Miss Marriott is engaged for the next seasonat Drury Lane. Mr. Boleno will not be the clown at the Drury Lane Christmas pantomime. Mr. Evans, the comic dancer, replaoes himL ...

... 'F families of the French prisoners In Germany. A dramatic performance, very influentially patronised, wlll be given at Drury Lane, at an early date. ad The gale on the North-East Ooast Is considerably abatod, nd and the cea has fallen greatly. About ...

... freedom and good will. The best pantomimes are no doubt those at Drury Lane and Covent Garden, whose appliances are superior to those of the minor houses. Beauty and the Beast, at Drury Lane, has been adapted by Mr. G. L. Blan- chard to pantomimic repr ...

... singers of merit, but not of the first rank; d while Drury Lane rejoices in the presence of M: I- Faure and Mr. Santley, two of the most consummate i actors and singers on the lyric stage. Drury Lane ha also, in Madame Trebelli-Bettini, a contralto singer ...

... that Mdlle. Nilsson's nights at Drury Lane, like Mdme. Patti's at Covent Garden, have been profitable ones - and that if money has been lost, it has been on the off-nights, when at Covent Garden Mdme. Patti, at Drury Lane ]Mdlle. Nilsson, has not sung. ...

... Monday between Lucia at Drury Lane and William Tell at Covent Garden; between La Figlia. del Reggimento, and the Barber on Tuesday; between II Flauto Magico and Faust on Thursday. The operaof Saturday at Drury Lane will be II Flauto Magico ...