... wliChiS ?? SOm0e Of tllhe prettiest music ii tho world, but which the great opera houses regard as beneathi their e'tice. Thee Drury Lane Companly were to assomliclle on the stago to-day for the birst reading of Mr. Dion Boucicault's io e play, ?? Soawugirilun ...

... only second to Tamburini The latest victim is the bass singer, Signor Foli, who has been for many years a mnember of the Drury Lane troupe, but who is this year relegated, like Mr. Santley and Madame L.-Sherrington, to our oratorios and concers. If we ...

... 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 ...

... amlusing piece of the year-will reacih itstwo hundredth night at tire Vandeville, inidepelide itly of urorning performances at Drury Lane anit elsewhele. Drury Lano reopens to-night with ?? Shangh- raun, an Irish dram :, in which Dimn Boucicault tmhces the ...

... neither his face nor hair was singed. `Ihe body has not been identified, and the enquiry veas adjourned. The prograecme at Drury Lane is com csed of three pieces, but on the opening lught, says Mr. Bianchard, even this liberal supply of entertainment failed ...

... Miss Fowler, who is drawing the town to the Olympic by her ?? blind girl, in the Two Orphans; Miss Wallis, late of Drury Lane ; Miss Neilson, and Miss Selina Dolero, are actresses of emninence, whose claims are based orn something besides good looks ...

... wrardto the Radcliffe Infirmary. Mt. James fatwn, the, popular comedian, has accpteii en eO.' meemnt at the. Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and wilmelee biA Warsteappearalnce In Aladdini's Lamp, the Christmass extrava- genes. On Sunday (says the Scalferne) ...

... as Arnol1do in Eng- land. M~arini will, on h~is second appearance, sing with Madame Patti as M2aatrico, in Trovatore. Drury Lane only offers three performances next week, the house being closed on Tuesday for the final general rehearsal of II Talismano ...

... 31apleson has made his engagements with. the artistes for the coning season, but Mr. Chatterton deiands mnore rent for Drury Lane than the operatic lessee is disposed to give. Mr. Mapleson shnuld never have been driven from her Majesty's 'fleatre, in ...

... is sisted that Mr. Chattorton intends appraling against the decisien given in the suit brought against ?? by one of the Drury Lane' renters. Pepperall, thes leading clinic-hy at StL John's Clueroh, Kings. ton, hsas been committed for triai at the assizes ...

... rate of 0 00) avords a minute. -Daily Neses. Preparations are being made at most of the London theatres for the pantomimes. Drury Lane Is to presesnt aui elaborate illustration of the story of Alaldin amid tlse Wosndlerful ainso, in which the Yokes Family ...

... backs oin -leavoni, openin1g to win and welcome the!n. Masses ofE destitution, nakediness. and ignorance are living roinitd Drury Lane and Covent Garden and contiguous theatreqr. The gospel alone can shod sulshliile on them by telling themi the wondrous story ...