... suffered from this oppression in the composition of his opera, I The Canter- bury Pilgrims, which is to be produced at Drury Lane Theatre by Mr. Carl Rosa next week. The writer of the libretto is Mr. Gilbert A'Beckett. The rumour goes that Dvorak has ...

... gave us a taste of it. As Mr. Augustus Harris has recently stated in a magazine article, his Virginus was a failure at Drury Lane. Yet there was a great [sincerity hidden by his obsolete method; and his death takes away one of the few remaining actors ...

... the Troubadour, and now its title is simply The Troubadour. Mr. M ackenzie's opera is to be produced by Mr. Rosa at Drury- lane on the 8th proximo. In the prospectus of his metropolitan season, Mr. Rosa points out that he has in eleven years produced ...

... leaning toward the the exact sciences. has - Mr. Charles Harcourt, the actor, who, whiloe life engaged in rehearsing at Drury Lane last, week fedi poi through a trap door, has died from his injuries. oil MDr. Harcourt p. rforcned in liverpool in Mr. t:aker's ...

... I acquaintance of such composers as Rossini, I Meyerbeer, Donizetti, Herold, and Auber- superintended the production at Drury Lane of Balfe's Bobemian LGirl, an opera which, -with all its faults, will keep the name of the composer alive long after ...

... plate, rawe 25, addedfor thewiner; laentrida, 26 acceptances. M~r HorrbyTs appy' Hz% agA Mr Dinefs Dxncing Girl Kr Dixon's Drury Lane aget Mr Paterson's Bowany Captain Amhdala A=unt Poppy agst Mr Jones's Jaunt. ing COr Mr Glalstone Gentle Roe agst Mr Fletchera ...

... its length, and the lining begun. In a day or two it is expected the City Councl will have granted permission to open up Drury- lane, near its Water-street end, for the purpose of completing the entrance into the caf6 in Cou- mercial-buaildings, by which ...

... charges against him. He was re- manded, bail being refused. . adame Marie Roze gas e her farewell perform- ance of Larmem at Drury Lane Theatre with the Carl Rosa Opera Company yesterday afternoon, for which purpose a special morning performance was organised ...

... whom belonged to Forfarshire. A fire broke out shortly after two o'clockyester- day morning at No. 4, White Horse Yard, Drury- lane, London, in premises occupied by Mrs. Crisp, a woman 60 years of age. The firemen soon subdued the flames, but on entering ...

... fate, but for the country the caange is good. f Last night was devoted to plesure& -to Mr. Augustus Harris's Ptease e at Drury- lane. Thither went, apparently, half the Houe of Commons, and all ot society that is in town ('Which is n-t much). Pleasure ...

... demonstration. The decay of opera has taken fromit its original raismdre; and unlesits fortunes can be revived, like those of Drury- lane, by stirring melodrama, it will for a long time prove an incumbrance to its possessor. LocaL Coamnnsros.--The Lmdoa Gaztte ...

... the pl ers of London uil, with the cool weather, the theatrical sam comes m again. In thesricals there are no novelties. Drury- lane, the Lyceum, and the Haymarket are closed, and the other theateeae said not to be doing very well. It is too hot for the ...