... comedy of *• Th# Rivals.'' The part of Captain Ahi elute will ha sustained by Viiian. and Mr. Painjll, of the The*lre Biyal, Drury-lane, will Sir Ltuim O'Triggrr. The ballad operetta The Waterman «ii. lie pertorwe-l solus members Hie •• Strollers' Clnb. ...

... Eb*abelb, daughter .Tame* 1., and widow the King Bohemia, i* understood to have privately married Lord Craven, whose house, in Drury-lane, she died tew months after her retnrn from w.ih her nephew. Charles U.; but the eircumsUnct* of marriage are extremely obscure ...

... 188 DRURY LANE AND NEWBAMPTON TRAGEBIES. inqaret on Dan: 1 Mariary, killed io Drary- Uaa, Locdoo, on (h* 7tb inataot. by bia wife, with chopper, bald to-day. A rrrdiet wtifal mardat agaioat lb* wila waa rat anted. Tb* iaqatgl aa Sarab Martin, mardarad ...

... tbi> managerial telescope, and it ia not tarprising, therefore, to Msuag- Maplrsoo. the moment ha ha* doted the duora of Drury-lane, harrying elf to the milky way of Milan, with the rievr of ■electing from the throng of small luminaries some two three ...

... 'Antony and Cleopatra. Andrew baa not incorporated coo line with tfaa text of tbe bard. What now to beard on tba bear la of Drury, lane is least Sbakctpesrc * pro- res of reconstruct) -n. real!) ingroioaa in its way. Mr. Hallsdny baa c nuprveaed thirty three ...

... cattle will ditappear. ¦PICUL TBLBO&AM. Who believes that the days of the sensational drama are over? Nobody who was at Old Drury-lane on Saturday night, when Mr. Boucicault presented and played in The Shaughraun. It is terribly sensational. There is a ...

... talent the rival lyric e--tabiishoieuts of London. Thusw re the drama'.icui'y irrn'uht portruiiuru «.f O.tnutn iietjeue, Drury-lane, d . .. and, •» to s|«ak, pellucid reading the heroine. K!t i. Aiham. at Covent Garden. MJile. Alh.mi will sustain '.bis ...

... ; or. tA* 71 undtr/ul Scamp. The patient* entered with their attendant*, and took their seat* perfect order; indeed, if Drury Lane or any other theatre on Boxing Night only presents such scene of decorum, it will in direct violation of all long-standing ...

... tbe course of the t>reeent week cither upon lbs stage of tbe Royal Italian Opera, Co vent-garden, that the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; t .at. (•ending it* consideration by the Lord Chamberlain, the author bad sent the manuscript of the play, boohs, and the ...

... hearts, and your own. air. will not feci tb-- eitber here or hereafter.—Vour very vant. Dion Bore t ...

... committee on the Bill, and disposed the remaining clausee o! that measure. A complimentary brnefll was given this afternoon at Drury-lane Theatre J B Bockstone. The house was densely crowded, and The School for Scandal was the play selected for performance. ...

... engagement this evening tbe drums Rebecca. an aduplatioujof t> ...