... have hitherto withheld from publication at tho instigation of prudential motives.— The revival of Rossini's Otello at Drury-lane has afforded Mdlle. Nilsson an opportunity of appearing in part in which she has achieved one of her greatest successes ...

... Police-court, London, on Tuesday. A young man named Walter Thurston, the employ of Mr. Whitehead, an oil and colour man Drury-lane, was seen by a policeman in Holborn on Monday night with three other young men. Thurston was dressed in women's clothes ...

... failed to discoverauy ?? of themn, he was, of cnur~e, unable to perform. In the emergency 15 Mar. Cabhcart, forrueril of the Drury-lane and Princesoes theatre DPI companies; who must be well rememberedtin conneoran witb Mr. jff Charles Kean, and wbolis ac ...

... the kingdom, was engaged in 1849 as principal low tow comedian under Mr. Anderson's management of the BEa r Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, and he there added to his proe oea Rvai Dvious provincial renown a by no means ?? ia, mer~ltnone. H~is daughter, Miess ...

... Covent Garden Theatre he for twelve nights, at fifty guineas a night, and a clear at benefit; whilst be agreed to perform at Drury-lane on the to intervening nights, a circumstance more gratifying to the is. town than advantageous to the child. He made his ...

... two daily. papers intend to publish a vea'- .r btn report of the proceedings. is A THEATRICAL BnICo. - The atccounts of Drury - lane is Theatre, London, for the years 1810 and 1817 have been is found in an old lumber room at Shanghai, in China I Some of ...

... all. ENGLISH OpEnA.- On Saturday, the first of a proposed series of afternoon English operatic perfornmances was given at Drury-lane Theatre, London. The opera chosen was The Taming of the Shrew, an English adaptation by the Rev. J. Troutbeck of an opera ...