... announces that lie has added Mad'ile Piccolo- mini, M. Belart, and Signor Vialetti to his company, and that they will appear at Drury Lane forthwith. PeccoroomcNr.-The New York Herald says that Piccolo- mini has gained reputation, but not much money, by her trip ...

... elevation from the level of a house-pain- ter's apprentice, with an interval of noviciateship spent as a scene-painter in Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Ruskin coquet- ted with the brush before he took sip the pen, as vigorously as Bishop Coluso attacked algebra ...

... the 'Upper ci Ten, related to the Marquis Londonderry, lhes resolved to e take to the stage, and will make his debut at Drury Lane C after the run of C'omus at Easter, t ART Gossir.-We are informed tllat a new art union is ti in coerso of formation here ...

... 1795, wisile yet quite young, having herself p end her snubber to provide for', else inace her first appearance ciss ant Drury Lane, ais Lydia Languish. She caused mocha stir or de. during the next tweicty years, albeit Mrs Siddono was then in alive and ...

... mending Mr Buctlan's book to the attention of all who are liit engaged in Meteorological pursuits and studies. offo ofer Drury Lane Theatre will open on thle 26th of Septemberfo 055l with a dramatic version, by Mr Andrew Halliday, of The at du-' Fortunes ...

... Paris. I Anthony Trollope will publish a new novel, in weekly ^ parts, on Oct. 3, to be called He Knew He was Right. Drury Lane opers on the 26th Sept., with a drama founded on Scott's novel, The Fortunes of Nigel. The author is Mr Halliday. Edmund ...

... cannot greatly surprise those who take an interest th in operatic affairs. Whether the new company will be th housed at Drury Lane or at Her Majesty's Theatre is not co certain yet.-Pall Mall Gazette. co EDITORIAL AMENITIrs IN CEY1oN.-The Ceylon papers ...

... and leave Her Majesty's Theatre unoc. cupied. There will, however, be an opposition, as a con. paoy is to be organised at Drury Lane. THE BYRON ScANDAL-There is one useful lesson which we may all learn from the controversy-it shows that the beet mode of ...

... suits of mouning, heats and gloves. IVANeIIE.--A drama, founded on Sir W. Scott's romance of Ivaulsoe. wias produced at Drury Lane on Saturday night in presence of a vtry crowded house, The play has been constructed or arranged by Mr Andrew Halliday The ...

... works n Will shortly be translated into English.--Jucip. ce MAr F. B. Chatterton las obtained a renewal of the lease lo of Drury Lane Theatre. A he Aliterary curiosity, the Poems of Mary, Queen of Scots, M6 is in preparation. The verses of this Qneen, collected ...

... Chaucer's. Canterbury Titles, illustrated by- his wife. The complimentary performance on behalf of Mr E. P. P' Hingston at Drury Lane Theatre was a great success, and B realised not less than £800. Mr Hingston, we regret to say,. contirnuesveiyil. The perso ...

... Clark goes back to America in July. tI Mr IV. S. Gilbert's new play will be in blank verse. q 5 CIrChatterton retires from Drury Lane after next w season. tr Mr Lytton Sothern is going to play Lard Dundreary se in Melbourne. if The American papers state ...