... central telegraphic station, in which ease Italian Opera will migrate to Lord Dudley's new Opera House in the Hayzmarket. Drury Lane is wretchedly ill adapted for Italian opera, and is, moreover, in a . shabby and dilapidated condition. Perhaps the new ...

... 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 ...

... Smith, the eminent coloured tragedian, will also appear on this occasion; together with the celebrated Vokes Family, from Drury Lane, So unusual a combination of attrac- tions-spectacular and histhionio-should ensure a large attendance. THE GENERAL HoSPITAL ...

... 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 ...

... NEWS Of THE DAY, The London police have broken up a notorious receiving shop in Drury Lane, and on Fr-iday the pro- prietOr, a miaerably-dresmed old nianU named JAESs TuEASVtnU, and his servant, EM=A flOUG, were cha~rged at Bow Street with having in their ...

... Thursday will he a great nightl at both ho; ses, Covent Garden offers Dorn Pasquale, with Mdlle. Seesi and Mario; at Drury Lane there will be the immortal lToeze di Figaro, uvith kantley as the Cotfnt and two new singees who have made successful ...

... terminated the proceedings. DEATH OF URI. ARRY H ICKn.-The numerous friends of Mr. T. C. King, the eminent tragedian, of Drury Lane Theatre, will learn with regret that Harry, his oungest ?? youth who inherited muc4 of his father's love for ?? last, in ...

... Trovatore, and the Traviata, at the Royal Italian; and Le Nozze di Figaro, but without the Swedish nightingale, at Drury Lane. But the novelties are coming at the Royal Italian. Signor Campana's new opera of Esmeralda, with Madame Patti, was the ...

... 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 ...

... portion of it, as it will be re- membered was done by a man named Bonsfield, who mur- dered his wife and several children In Drury Lane. The proceeding was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to tho drop. Tho only persons present at the exe- ...

... which was made popular by the singing of Madame Veatris. At the age of 16 he acoepted a engagement to cnuductibeorobestra at Drury Lane Tbeatre1 but left for Italy In the following year to studyscomposition and siDng. Hils first important com- position, the ...

... Sinico, and Trepelli-Bettini) brings a brief but prosperous season to a close to-night. Amy. flobsart continues to draw at Drury Lane, with bliss Neilson in the title-role.. The Haymarket is crowded nightly, and Mr. Gilbert's new fairy comedy, The Palace ...