... DRURY LANE. On Saturday evening, the last night of Mr. Boucicault's management, Shakspear's tragedy of Othello was performed, with the following cast :—Mr. Swinburne, Othello; L\lr. Ryder, lago ; Mr. Vandenhoff, Cassio ; Mr. Leeson, Brabantio ; Desdemona ...

... DRURY LANE. On Saturday evening another great and triumphant success was achieved by Mr. Chatterton by the production of Mr. Bayle Bernard's new adaptation of Lord Byron's historic tragedy, Marino Faliero, under the title of The Doge of Venice. ...

... DRURY LANE THIS EVrltNn, ItII Mews. Phelps, T. switihourne, W. seri& el. NI rr, itarrett, and Ililames E. Cross, R. G. L. .n.l E. conclude with WAN EU ll DS al X. Miss IluLlspeth. ...

... DRURY LANE. Tula EVENING, THAT JACK. Mesas. Roue and Neville: Mealanies Alle)no and Thorn n.—To conclude with THE GREAT (ITV. Mews. Warner, Morton, Fitsjanies, Rouse, Irving, de. ; itobertrua, Is. Were, and Thompson. ...

... DRURY LANE. This theatre has been going on very prosperously ; the second prices being very great to witness Fitzball's new Easter oriental spectacle, The Desert, with its orgeous scenery, dresses, and decorations. Certainly the scene of the desert ...

... DRURY LANE. This Theatre opened last night with Ball and the Adopted Child. As all pretention to an encrease of price had been previously given up, the . greatest good humour pre. vailed. God save the King was sung by all the performers at the beginning ...

... DRURY LANE. Old playgoers may remember the year 1816, two plays being produced on the same night, founded on the same French piece, at Drury-lane under the title o f A ccusa ti on , and at Covent-garden, of The Portfolio. The Casket of Jewels, produced ...

... DRURY LANE. - Miss L. Kelly assumed last night, for the first time, the character of Ogielia, and was receive) with considerable applause. Her voice enabled her to give the songs with much sweetness and effect, but she depicted rather feebly the anguish ...

... DRURY LANE. A translation of Schiller's Fiasco was proinoed at this theatre hat evening, but unfortunately its suer has not been such as to make it likely to repay the leseee the large expose. which he has evidently incurred in getting up the puce* ...

... DRURY LANE. The competitive examination for Macbeths is still going on nt this theatre, and Mr. H. Talbot, the third candidate within a fortnight, made his first appearance on Saturday before a large and friendly audience. PANIC IN A THEATRE.—OD Saturday ...

... DRURY LANE. Guilleaunze Tell, the last and best of Rossini's operas, was eich b certainlyouout at this theatre last night, i n a manner which does great credit to the management. Thi s p king proof of the versatility as well as t h e greatness 4ht f s ...

... DRURY LANE. F.VYNINO, THE Mr. Phelps, Messrs. E. Phelps, II ,inelnlr, C. Meyton, and II:smolt ; Mesdames 11. 11. Anndenholf.—And NUMBER NIP: OR, HARLEQUIN AND THE GNO3IK KING OF THE GIANT !lOU:CLAM HAYMARCZT. THIS EnckMO, A LEC:i43S. FOR LIFE Ileum Sothern ...