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... hag the smallest pretension to respectability of character, --intetli- gence. There were but six bidders for the lease of Drury-lane Theatre on last Saturday, and only four names have trans- pired, viz.-Wallaek, Bunr, Chailes Wright,and Kean. The committee ...

... I I L i TH E NIf DRR Ca l IASN E DRAKEA,I BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. Losno% SucsDAY EVEaING.-Drury Lane has scored another triumph, and the success of the Prodigal Daughter, the new drama with which Sir Augustus Harris opened the season en Satur- day. may ...

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... be- fore seven o'clock, and proceeded at a tapid rate through the Park, intoPall-mall, by St:)lartin's-lane, Long-acre, Drury- lane, and Little Russell-street, to the theatre, whete sit arrive&A out a quarter after seven o'clock. A detach& -menrtof Grenadier ...

... intention of bonouring Drury- lane Theatre with his presence on the 28th inst. Moncrief hasin astate of forwardnessa new drama for Drury- lane; a comedy (we believe) for Covent-garden; and two :pieces for the Adol phi. Brown, late of Drury-lane; upon whom Doucliez ...

... THEATRE ROYAL-MR. SULLIVAN'S ulnaRICHARD III. WEaN the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre detailed his experience of the production of the dramas of Shakspeare and Byron, summing up his conclusion in words with a ring of epigram about them, that with him Shakspeare ...

... merits. It ray be remcmbcre:I that attention was called some time ago to the pub- licatiun, by Mr. Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane, of a pamplict, vurittenl lv Mr. Reniley, set. ting forth an account of the profits and losses sus. tained by the production ...

... THE. THEATRE ROYAL. TM- GEALT RUDBY.' Last night, before a large audiende, the Drury Lane 'drama by Cecil Raleigh ael Henry Hiamilton, entitled Ths Great* Ruby, was produced at tlhe Theatre Royal. As a spectacular piece, one presenting a per- fectly ...