... have burst into new life. There are pantomimes at Drury Lane and Covent Gar- den, at Astley's and the Surrey, and burlesques and extra- vaganzas at the other houses. Mr. Blanchard provides the Drury Lane bill of fare as usual, while the inimitable Paynes ...

... every quarter of the metroolis. The ensuing season, too, will bring us two Italian pera * Companies, both Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres having been engaged. At the former house your towns. woman, Madame Sbherrington, has, I hear, an engagement for ...

... Napoleon I. Douglas Jerrold has graphically depicted the scene in his Prisoner of War-- piece which had a long run in Drury Lane Theatre in 1842, under the masnagemrent of Mr. Macready. The fortress of Bitsehe, or Biehe, now so prominent a point 4appui ...

... by !sany of the theatres keeping their programmes unchaigeod. The Shaughrant, being of beees'ity under notice to quit Drury Lane, made his last aeppearance there oil Saturday night, before an audience so erowded, tliat thlose whose places were secured ...

... elecadeasee of lise histrionic art, with ti'st comumemornated by thle caustic pen o f Theodore Hoots, at the period I mention. Drury Lane will re-open on the -0th next month, whets Mr. Diso n. eueicauhlt swinmake labs re-appearanle o n E'ngland in his new dramam ...

... and which seemed to contain a warranty for the welcome which he will receive next season. Mr. Mapleson's opera season at Drury Lane will now soon close. . The theatre will re-open, after a brief recess, under the tuspices of Mr. F. B. Chatterton. Covent ...

... Croosuls, butnetl belong to the ntation. wits Mr. Dion Boucicault's new piece, 1 This Shsanghraun, dir has been prosissed at Drury Lane witls signal success. ItFi is. like the rest of Mr. Boncicault's literary produetions, acee draematic, pathetic, patriotic ...

... papers. At the same time the Doctor apparently declines any further corres- pondence, on the plea that he has the sick of Drury-lane to visit, an allusion the meaning of which wil appear presently. Monsignor flames up at this. Forgetful of the fact that ...

... Loidilom theatres at di te prcsent time; that they svere mostly filled withi Ai Y papem, and that, with the exceptiom of Drury Lane ald shnm the Haymalret, thiere were scarcely ooe which paid its did I I expenses! His Honour, who appeared to take a lively ...

... '-Emma Crewdson, Snow's House, near Ulyerston. Willia'n EdwarJ Tomliuson, 1, Back ?? Unasenter. John Jease B owe Is58, Drury- lane. Oldham. a o . D TP~e USE oP scmuiAriT- it; iWongaioUs, S.-On Wed- ynesday, the Laaesdale Board of Guardians had under ...

... proper of both the Italian Opera houses wvll terminate on Saturday, bat Mr. Mapleson promises six additional performances at Drury-lane, the particulars of which ivill be announced shortly, possibly as soon as this reaches the eye of your readers. Each ho ...

... Talis- 1 man, the manuscript of which was nearly completed by : Mr. Balfe just before his death, will be produced at E Drury-lane next season. Sir M. Costa is to write the I finale, and several numbers which the composer left . unfinished. Mdlle. Nilsson ...