... DRURY LANE. The Lem; 'season of Oratories commenced at t'als linage Wndoesday night, with an eacellent selection of from. l'iieZauberfutte of Monrt and The Creaiion .Hoydr. ; itt wl.ich Mrs. Sahnon, Miss Mr. Prne, owl Signor Akehregmli, hi4llly distinguished ...

... DRURY LANE. The second part of Henry the Fourth, one of the richest in character and poetical writingolSliskespeareschronicle plays, was produced at this home on Saturday night, according so promise. Though it contains no 'pentacle —no incident capable ...

... DRURY LANE. THE engagement of the Ita'ian opera company has been continued at this theatre, and the house was reopened on Wednesday evening with the opera of La Sonnambula, Mine. Gassier sustaining the part of Amino. The house was literally crowded in ...

... DRURY- LANE. The troupe of equestrians from th• Cirque National, under the management of M. Dejean, who were so successful here last season, have returned to this theatre for a brief . period. Their performances are already so familiar to the public, ...

... DRURY LANE. THE GREAT CITY. Marra Warner, Morton, Eitzjanws, Umbertsuo, Le Mere. and Thotapion.—To .lu:hle with THAT RASCAL JACK. Mews. and Lime ; Mesdames Alleyne and Thomp,un. ...

... DRURY LANE. DRAMA. Mr. Dion Boucicault is not disposal to let Lis patrons fall off for want of novelty in his programmes. The pieces in his well-filled portfolio are not bet half ex haunted, and long before the Colleen Barn bas ceased to be attractive ...

... DRURY LANE. Thenational theatre will open next Saturday with one of the most promising programmes pia forward since the memorable leseseship of Mr. Macready. The first pert of Henry IV. will be repeated on the opening night, with Mr. Phelps Sir John Falstaff ...

... DRURY LANE M. Franconi wilir;tllatoiiancepleased, we should think, with his reception here, and with a treasury bearing substantial marks of John Bull's love for novelties and appreciation of merit. The Cirque flourishes apace, as crowded houses nightly ...

... DRURY LANE. This hour opened for the season last night with &Mr.! Lytto►'s play of the Lady of Lyeas, Oaenfcrd's of Twin Rated, and a Ballet Divertissement. A sew entrees. Mrs. Emma Weer, of Californian and ♦ostrelian celebrity, was introduced to the ...

... DRURY LANE. Tats EVltainu, THAT JACK. Messrs. Rouse and Rteville : Mesdames Alleyne and Tisompeon.—To conclude vat& THE GREAT CITY. Messrs. Cowper, Al •Intyre. Villiers, Irving, Rouse, Yitzjansts, & Warner Mesdames Rubertenu S Lo Tldere. JIAYMARKKT. Er=lad ...

... DRURY LANE. THE management has added another branch to their polyglot establishment by the production, with Eng lish words, of Fra Diavolo, sung by Mr. and Mrs. S. Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Weiss, and Mr. Leffler. The experiment was very successful, and confirms ...

... DRURY LANE. The troupe of equestrians from the Cirque National, under the management of M. Dejean, who were so successful here last season, have ret urne d t o this theatre for a brief period. Their performances are already so familiar to the public, ...