... spend a very agreeable evening in iniiocemmt ainusemiuit in witnessing the Christmas Pat o- uimie,' LONDON PANTOMIMES. At Drury Lane the Pautomimeis Harlequin and Old Gam- mre Gurton, (from thre oldest conmedy in the English language.) In the course ...

... appeared this being the second night of his engage- ment. His character was Hlawthorn. Miss Land, of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, took the part of .oset/a, and Mr. Edwards, a gentleman of no very pliable character, as far as action and stage usage go ...

... tigint, Montrav. iloolin is blisy at a new opera, and Jerroldir as nearly finisret ris five act plai. Sinclirir is engaged at Drury Lane, and will shoitly appear in Rossini's opera of W illioam Tell. Mr. Haviues's tragedy of T/ie Denth of )li2zio, annornced ...

... of Bew an01 Vining, have recently made very successful debuts on the London boards; the former as 1elix in Cinderalla at Drury Lane, the latter as Lucille, in a burletta, entitled the Ch/aste Salute at the Olympic. Mr. Charles Kean is now playing with ...

... Templeton in the eminent situation he now holds in the profession. He enacted Elvino to the late lamented Madame Malibran at Drury Lane, which infused into his style energy, spirit, fire, and soul, added to the gesture, and this last is not the least essential ...