... Tic NP IT OPrlll On Saturday, April lith, the nest season of Italian O pe ns will be inaugurated at her Majesty's Theatre, Drury-lane. Mr. Mapimion has already issued his prospectus, from which we are glad to learn such novelties as I Die Cliornati ...

... Alt,Onn for his three nosithe' iliniction of the orchestra at Drury-lane Theatre. A powerful stage orpe is being erected by Rryceson and Co for her Mamty's pions, Theatre Royal. Drury-lane MN ArapJard. A writer in a German aewspaper thus notices the ...

... bill— fur the 'Vika. when it took place. Mr. Hills (Westminster Cool, Mr. Ilenriglit (Weetruineter secretary). Mr. Owens (Drury-lane Board), Mr. Boardman (Lazaboth), eY in femur of unity, and Despised that the showy LAW should he Owed in the Post-office ...

... wind-up ■ o« kind“ hi-,. Imt inXk.tng a wound; pronaion inthe uhlicHealth Bill with re* „. • „ prevent wlnd-np another. Drury Lane would cer- j time by man pulling him aside, gard t*» the city «*f Oxf«»nl. That city «»ccupiee Mr. t.ladatjne, statesman ...

... and next autumn, and that she will sing the opeia in both seasons signor Cempenini. the grant tenor, about whose debrtt at Drury Lane there was so much gossip, has, the very beet, but half maintained the position be was expected to take, after bis first ...

... plays very few then ; but reeerrectien to oa Saturday aisht Mr. Aad raw Halliday's new drama. The Lady the Lab#.* pro,(need Drury Lane a rival the gorgeous and aucctssful Babil Bijou at Cove at Garden. J by tbs rehearsals, visitors town may safely count ...

... Pay. when returns demon* - that more persons had paid for admission to the St. Hall than either the two great theatres— Drury Lane or Gardsa—conbi accommodate. It n.u»t torue in mind that this large concourse was attracted entertainment which had adjuncts ...

... their concession, which gives them the rurht levy 10 cent, per gross ton measursmeut. THE LONDON THEATRES. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Visitors to London who have not bound the—elve •oleum oath confine their theatrical energies te th» patronsgs of -the ...

... ladyship of tbo Lake not quite sublime, while she Lane is something better ridiculous. Mr. H. Bryou's goodnatured skit on the Drury Lane melodrama, is, in truth, free from the obotmsive silliness and vulgarity which tome authors apparently deem inseparable ...

... the building for the privilege of introducing it. Gas had been used in theatres so far back as 1817, when Co vent Garden, Drury Lane, and other establishments used coal gM. In 1820 the proprietor* of Corent Garden tried oil gas, which they manufactured ...

... Co. and May.of London, Mrs. Baker, and 1 datiMa. Th« Jewett, Anns. Ac., Kennedy. Binning ham. The original Made by Leri, Drury-lane Theatre. Seven precisely, Tom Taylor's celebrated Comte Dream (fine Una here) of TO OBLIGB BENSON! After which, for Six ...

... reading. “Haska,” which has caused much excitement in LincolnVinn and Westminster—a good deal more, by the way, than in Drury-lane—has quite a romance in connection with it. Mr. E. L. Blanchard tells the story. He says that the lady professionally known ...