... acts of his inew opera written in the collaboration with Mr Bennett, and to 18S be produced by the Carl Rosa troupe pro at Drury Lane shortly after Easter. The opera div will be on a Scandinavian subject redolent tha of love and war, and with a Viking for ...

... Prince of Wales was xo'eleoted Grand Master Mason Of England at a meeting of Grand Ledge to-night. Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane Theatre, was elected to the office of Grand Treasurer. Tim emigration returns for February Ist 3 show a falling away of ...

... part of Mauynerie ir Fa ' and repeated old successes. Alr Runcio was tz Faust. The Carl Rosa troupe are ?? rehearsing at Drury Lane every day, but none of their novelties are likely to be heard usf~l after next reek. THE Passion Play which Madamne S ...

... 2 . Keats, Thackeray, Wordsworth, and two from f 3Sir Walter Scott. In one of these last, I taddressed to 3Miss Smith, Drury Lane Theatre, c it is amusing to find Abbotsford described a a l little farm with a house, the least that ever harboured- decent ...

... performance of which he Was repalled to the t ri platform.. i Tas full rehearsal of Mr Cowen 's new opera a .Thorgrim at Drury Lane lasted to-day from I 11 A.r. till past 5 P.M., and although the work w ' vill thus have beon produced with ony two I geneeral ...

... Davies, Is who recently won ?? great success in the e part of the herald in Lehengrin with a the Carl Rosa Company at Drury Lane, mit n MIr F. Davies was formerly o Noaconformist nok clergyman, and he has of late been a pupil at tba g the Gaildhall ...

... of the Socialists are at the root of this to disorder. It is always easy to collect a riotous 1 D crowd in the region of Drury Lane, and the Ui hope of having the police on their side was a Rt sure encouragement to the thieves and vaga. an bonds to make ...

... agreement has, therefore, been come to that, should Covent Garden not be available, the opera season will next year be held at Drury Lane, the two De Raszkes, Hf. Lassalle, and or other of Mr Harris's artists then taking part. it is, however, quite likely that ...

... to be continued, and the Paris issue of I Mlr Gordon Bernnett's journal will go on as usual. MaR WVHISrLEn'S adventure at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday last is, of his own choice, it I sces to beconie the subject of an action at law. 'The St Juaie6's (azefte ...

... Lago's latest ea- H Of gagements is that of the ?? tenor Signer C Perotti. 'lhis gentleman made a premature w. de1d4 at Drury Lane about fifteen years ago, of Ye but he has since achieved great success on the sh continent, and also in Gerrran opera in ...

... 1 r that capacity till his chief resigned during the 3coalition season of 1869. Saluton afterwards fri followed Costa to Drury Lane in 1871, and I remained till 1880 under Costa. He was alse sue 1 leader, of the orchestra at the Handel Festivals, Pa 5 ...

... in Lendon since he was a young man. He made his ddbst ce at Drury Lane in 1S70 as Erile in the Flying Ti Dutchman on its first performance in this pt country. Immediately after his Drury Lane experience Signoer ]erotti went to Milan and P studieed under ...