... close. Covent, Garden will close in three weeks in order to prepare for Mr. Boucioault's autumn and winter sea- son. The Drury Lane season will not be much longer. Wagner's Lohengrin was promised at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, but the only ...

... ni. is the contralto at Drury Lane)-a division and separation of a married pair altogether to the advantage of Drury Lane. The -tenor at the rival house has been Signor Rinaldini, a singer hardly of the second rank. Drury Lane has now out of sight the ...

... blazon ; a collection of monastic seals, used by the abbeys and priorles of Stafford. shire; the original letters patent of Drury Lane Theatre to James Lacey and David Garrick; deed of assignment to B. Walpole; deed of subsequent sale of Garriloks half-shai ...

... voices sing together, and the lovers of music go to any rival opera-house where the tenor is not unworthy of the soprano. Drury Lane was a sight to' see whenever Nilseon and Campanini sang together. Madame Patti's friends complain that her star has somewhat ...

... II Guarany, the only.novelty of the season, is promised for next Thueday, with Seasi in the part of the heroine. At Drury Lane, Christine Nilsson and Itlo Campoaini alternately continue their successful appearances. The Prince of Wales occasionally ...

... the agreement were to be treated vith all the neglect they shall justly deserve. DRuRY LANE Timf-TRR.-A general meeting of the comspany of proprietors of the Drury Lane Theatre was held on Monday In the saloon of the theatre; Mr. Arden In the chair. Mr ...

... heard inthilacun try tUll1814, when it was produagd, at one of the eaual series of oratorios given by Sir George Smart In Drury Lane Theatre. The groat obstacle to Its ready acceptance by the Eig~lbsh public was the text. The form of the German poem to ...

... fitted for tbe French stage, under the title of La Femme en Blanc.- Mr. Chatterton commences the viater dramatic reason at Drury Lane on Saturday, September 21st, ?? a dramatic version, by Mr. Andrew Enllday, of Sir Walter Scott's poem of The Lady of the ...

... Stoner ard Msajor-General Probyn, were present on Saturday afternoon at Id. and Mrs. A. WIgA's fare. we ll petformance at Drury Lane Theatre. The Pilaces5 of Wales drove cub In the aftarnoon, attinded by the Hon. Min. Stonor. The ?? of Hanover arrived In ...

... farmyard Beases,' eal; horses,' donikeys, ;pigs;, cok enfd' hens, ?? duied, to the great:amuaement of the.e little ones. At Drury Lane there ia a beautifully- :.oolour a~p ?? iWmt~jo.\ .e l resd 0 oin. The: ?? ikut' aeof the74. the .oildroeua j QOgtUiltU ...

... acres, at I emark Hill, on which to erect a large military prison.. iMr., Maplesoinwill, It is afflimed, give Italian opera Drury Lane Theatre. No arrangeaent has vebtbeth e to with regard to the perfonmanees at &, beaja eatre. ?? The dates of the National ...

... refreshments to the Olerkenwell Tianksgiving. entertainment to 1,000 poor children, The committee of the proprietors of Drury Lane- Theatre hai'h been requested to ask the -architect of the~ theatre to .port upon the practicability and probable-.' expense ...