... THE DRAMA ^IN PAPRIs. (nROn OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT ) PARIS, THURSDAY. - OPERA. - Thle revivajl of I! Reine de C/typre, which had been postponed from, tee 00>' during the past two months, is the all importatnt oo week. It has been placed 00 the now stage Nitit leveto cence to which Ml. Hallancioirhas accustomied us, anl 510 tion if not Per-fect is sufficiently satisfactory. The' though it has ...

... A series of performances of the legitimate dramna bas been given this week at the Victoria Theatre, commencing Ol Monday last with Othellu, in which Don Edgardo Colona dis- played great ability. Onl Taesday Jave Shore was the play, and ol nWednesday Zairga, in which it was stated Don Edgardo Colona appeared for the first time. We were present, and can congratulate the tragedian upon the ...

... MORE PULPIT INTOLEPRANCE. It has just been ourpleasing task to chronicle the opening of a handsome new Theatre at Londonderry, butt a canter and ranter of that city has taken it into his head to denounce the Stage from the Pullpit with a pretence of fairness not carried out as he proceeded in his discourse. The outrngeous sermon, preached in the Free Church, Great James-street, by Rev. S. ...

... Another Scene at the VNFarrington Theatre. Our W'arringiota correspondelnt sentis uls the follorving.- We have recently reported two arnusola 'scenes' at the Theatre of which Mr B. Sheridan is Proprietor, but an incident which mi-ht have resulted seriously, indeed, we may say fatally, occurred on the eveAiw' of the 3d inst. The perfotmances were for the benefit of Mr and Mlirs Foote, and ...

... [1% P. appeared 11 oiur TOWNV EDTrION of Last TWear.] ADELPI-Il THEATRE. Preceded by the Old B3oy's Pantomime, Little Red Ridin1 Hood, Mir Paul Mleritt's melodramta, entitled The Goalden Plough, was submitted to a London audience for the first time on the 11th inst. In noticing its original production last Juno twelvemonth at Edinburgh, when it bore the title of Grace Royal, and in ...

... ELTIOT GATER v. HARRY COnicra.-This was an inquiry IleardL before Mr Under-Sheriff Burchell and a Jury, at the Sheriffs' Court, London, on Thursday last, to assess the amiounut of damages due to the plaintiff for breach of contract. The plaintiff was represented by Mr MacDonold, counsel, instructed by Messrs Scott, Jarmain, and Tross, solicitors whbile the defendant appeared in person. The ...

... In AIr George Leitch M1r Newcombe has introduced. an exceptional artist. Each part he has played has been a distinct creation, stanidiLg out like a finished cabinet picture. Thecharacter of the poor old Sithor Grinder was true to the life, for who has not seen such a mian? The triple characters in Wat's to be Done were really startling in their vividness and finish. The soft-looking young ...

... JUDGMENT REVREiSED. At the Bloomsbury County Court, on Tuesday last, the case of Cooper v. Evans was again before Mr Judge Russell. The original case has been already fully reported in the columns of flee Bra. On the present occasion the counsel for the plaintiff applied to the Court to reverse its decision, as it was evident that the Statute of Frauds was inoperative in the present case, as ...

... With the 1month Of August the number of Thcatrcs oicti ilk London reaches its lowvost point, aiiid this week the list is still further abbrcciaterl. The programmes of the variourS drmatic establishlmeits have trot beets marked by novelty. Next wveek will bring to a close Mr Joseph Jefferson's engagenient ait the H.lYAr;ErcaE. On MlolltLdy nlight the ?? Season ?? tlhe GAIeTY was resumed, with ...

... NEW MUSIOC. A Nuvtsell N'ovel is the quaint title of a new song, the words being from Mr Ashby Sterry's clever Boudoir Ballads, and the music being by Mrs Mounsey Bartholomew. The song is published by Messrs. Brewer and Co. Those who are familiar with the dlinty verses in which Mr Ashby Sterry so briefly, yet so graphiclally, tells the stoIy of aL three volume novel ill a.s nnlaiy stanzas ...

... SOUTH LONDON PALACE:- Notwithstanding that a progranmne of more than ordinaly attractiveness is in preparatioln for the Bank Holiday, and bleat we are promised very shortly a new grand ballet entitled Illusion, and introducing the clever D'Aubans and the inimi- table Sisters Elliott, the entertainment provided during the past week has been of such a character as to leave no room for complaint. ...

... Onl Wednesday an action was brought ill the Marylebone County Court, before Mr Sergeant Wheeler, Judge, by Messrs Ferry and Lashbroke, theatrical agents, of Belsize-place, St. John's Wood, to recover 11 Gs. from Mr Lodge, a gentleman, of Gilston-street, West Bronmpton. Mr Waller appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr Scaife for the defendant. Mr R. D. Ferry stated that he was an actor and ...