... EOLINE. The highly successful Ballet CATARINA; or, LA FILLE BANDIT, wUI be repeated immediately after Easter. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING will be performed the Opera of THE CRUSADERS. Bohemond, Mr. W. Harrison; Raymond, Mr. Bomini; William, Mr ...

... a Selection (includingtbc Drvade Scene) from the admired Ballet of ou La Dryade. Eoiine, Mdlle. L. Grahn. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING (being for the BENEFIT of Mr. BUNN) will be performed the Opera of MARITANA. The characters by Messrs. Borrani ...

... him an order to go into Marlborough-house again.—The parties then left the Court. BOW-STREET.—The Late Assassination in Drury- Lane.—The boy J. Graham was again brought before Mr. Henry for re-examination upon the charge of shooting the man Blewitt. No ...

... Madame Grisi, Mdllc. Corbari; Sig. Corelli, Sig. Fornasari, and Sig. Botelli. To be followed by ALMA. Doors open at 74. DRURY-LANE.—Thm Ensnrxo, THE CRUSADERS. Messrs. W. Harrison, Borrani, Weiss, and Stretton; Misses Romer and Rainforth. To be followed ...

... MAJESTY'S THEATRE—THIS Etrmxo, DON PAKQI'ALF. Madame Grisi, big. Mario, and Big. Lablachc. To ■na/OnA. with Doors open at 7. DRURY-LANE—Tins Evesimo (first time), STRADELI.A, Messrs. W. Harrison, Weiss, Stretton ; and Miss Kainforth. be followed by PAQUITA ...

... BORGIA. Madame Grisi, Mdlle. Brambilla, Sig. Marifc, and Signor Labi ache. To conclude with LALLA ROOKH. Docn open at 74. DRURY-LANE.—This Evening (being the last the season), THE CRUSADERS. Messrs. Harrison, Weiss, and Stretton; Misses Romer and Rainforth ...

... In the course of the Evening, LA JUGBMENTDB PARIS. To conclude with the first Tableau from CATARINA. Doers open at 7J. DRURY-LANE. —Tnis Evening, THE QUEEN'S MUSKETEERS; or, Les Mousqnetaires de Keine. M. Couderc, M. Boulo, M. Zelger; Mod. Laborde, and ...

... The Daily News. DRURY-LANE.—On Fb:dat. THE QUEEN'S MUSKETEERB; or. Les Mousquetaircs la KcinO. SI. Coudere, M. Boulo, M. Zelger: Mail. Labordo. an ...

... The Drama. Drury-Lane.—Belfe'g new Opera, The Bondman, was produced at this theatre last night with great success. The libretto, written by Mr. Bunn, is taken from vaudeville, performed a or two ago at the St. James's Theatre, called Le Chevalier ...

... serious consideration of their request. It was also named to him that the memorial of the trade had been determined on, Drury-lane Theatrical Fund.—The thirtieth anniversary festival aid the funds of this institution took place yesterday evening at the ...

... The Drama Drury-lane.—The season concluded on Monday night, the performances being for the benefit of Mr. Harley. Mr. Bonn, in the course of the evening, delivered th# following address: and Gentlemen, —At the end of & long and eventful season appear ...

... The Daily News. DRURY-LANE.—'This Evening THE MAID OF HONOUR. Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Weiss; Lady Hmriette, Miss Birch; Lady Alison Miss Miran; Sir Tristram, Mr. Weiss; Lyonnel, Mr. 8. Reeves; Walter, Mr. Whitworth. And the new Christmas Pantomime, FRIAR ...