... is performing that most difficult of operas, Fidelio, again to-night. Mr. Barry Sullivan still acts Richard III. at Drury- lane; Dan'l Druce is having alobgrun at the Haymarket, Jane Shore keeps the beards at the Princess's; and Peril at the Prince ...

... he will ever again be able to appear upon the stage. Mir. F. B. Chatterton has, therefore, kindly offered the free use of Drury Lane Theatre for the purpose of a benefit to be given on a day hereafter to he named. Walter John Plunkett Wade, a-tutor, living ...

... unfavourable weather ocrasioned a disappointment to London theatre-goers last nlght. Christine Nilsson wva Unable tosing at Drury- lane, and Salvini ?? not appear at the Queen'r Theatre. It Is feared he will not be able to appear agala tnLondon. The winterseason ...

... society without giving any security whatever. ACCIDENT TO MR. BARRY SuJLLlvAN.-In the final scene of Richard the Third, at Drury lane Theatre on Tuesday night, Mr. Barry Sullivan sustained an injury of a severe and alarming nature. The fight between Richard ...

... was present. bd Muit. J. B. BUCLSTONE.-A complimentar . t ; benefit performance to Mr. J. B. Backstone' too Ir place at Drury Lane Theatre, London, on Thurs- day afternoon, in recognition of his '23 years' lessee- 'ship and management of the Haymarket ...

... '-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 ...

... Crewdion, Snow's House, near Illverston. William Edward Tomlluson, 1, Back Edward-street, Lancaster. John Jesse Rowe, 58, Drury-lane, Oldbham, ...

... padi for as sdvertiWseentf. -J. G. O.-No. IO03T. P. GIL.-Only work of necessity. '31kLVIILE,-Apply at the Admiralty Office, Drury-lane. WrMsHaVaN.a-The line reads on without a comma, and the rhyme is good enough. G. A. A.-There is no use In prolonging the ...

... in yesterday's ?? belongs to Liverpool, and is owned by Messrs. MacDiarmid, Greenshields, and Co, of Drury-uil d- iugs, Drury-lane, in this town. She iN an iron vessel of 1278 tons register, and was commanded by Captain F, a. Symons. She sailed from Calcutta ...

... requisite for India. Vice-Chanoellor Malics yesterday disposed of the application of Mr. Mapleson, of her Majesty'o Opera, Drury-lane, to restrain Madame Lablaohe from ?? at Dnblin and elsewhere. The Vlc8- Chancellor having previously rofased an Interim ...

... )th certain that he will never again be able to tread turni ey the boards. It is intended to give him a benefit at run Ith Drury-lane Theatre some ten weeks hence, and no (firer in- end of dramatic celebrities, and also Sir George He I en Armytage, the Earl ...

... Wonsnans. FlexHlien, -Northumberlanld, grocer. L. Blvcklochi, Piigrir-strxet, Ncw-eastle-on-Tlv.e, bru- . niqlier. J.lrowsin,Drury-lane, NewcasUe-on-Tync, miilliner .r. draper. J. E. Bailey, ClaytonI-Eti-cet We t. Necastle ?? bIookseller- aid stationer. J ...