... 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; slr. Ryder, lago ; Mr. Vandenhoff, Cassio ; Mr. Leeson, Brabantio ; Desdemona ...

... DRURY LANE. A new romance, entitled The Mountain Chi f was produced at this theatre, on Thursday evening. The Amite is laid in Wales. Mr. Wallack sustained the principal character, which is that of an .oue.aw ; but though his exertions were not sparingly ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. Curdle oberrved to Miss Suevellicci that the unities consist of completeness—of a kind of winged dovetaileduses with regard to place and,time, sad a sort of general oneness; and Mr. E. L Blanrhardhas evidently kept this definition steadily ...

... DRURY LANE. Notwithstanding the present languid and somewhat discouraging state of theatrical affairs, the proprietor of this establishment, aided by the zealous personal superintendance of his stage-manager, Mr. Wallack, seems determined to abate no ...

... DRURY LANE. The Lent season of Oratories commenced at this Wednesday night, with an excellent selection of music front Alozart and Th e C rtu ti on of Haydn; in which Mrs. Salmon, Miss Goodall, Mr. Prue, and Signor Ambrugetti, distioguisi.cd' theniselvel ...

... DRURY LANE. I_ Ii ~' 4' Mr. Russell hag-, on Monday night, the pleasure of displaying a most ridiculous picture of co semnbical vanity, in the part of Tom Shufflelon. in the Comedy of John Hull, before the most overflowing Audience which this Theatre ...

... DRURY LANE. The order of the day at this Thew:re still continues to be Brutus, amt the pantomime. As hone,t critics we ca.:not account . fAr the great run which this has had, but from its Lcing a fine si,ectacle, and front the expressive of Mr. Keen. ...

... DRURY LANE. On Friday the tragedy of Douglas was performed at this Theatre. The part of Aroma was attempted by a youth of the name of PAYNE, who we uuderstand comes from America. Ilia figure, as far as we could judge of it from the dress he wore. is ...

... DRURY LANE. Tut. , A V AFTER THY, WEDDING Nl' MISER Mesdames L Thompson. Hudspeth. Seymour, Vandenholf ; Messrs. T. Matthews. Clifton, Mauler Moselle. Lauri, Commack, &c.: Ildlles. &demo anal Yahoo. ...

... DRURY LANE. TAN EVIII7IIO, 711AfiCATiar.AF.A. Messrs. Rouse and Neville Mesdames Alloync and Thompson.—To conclude with TUE GREAT CITY. Mews. Cowper, M•lntyre, Villiers, Irvin*, Rome. Eltsjames, a Warner Mewlames Robertson aLe ThSere. ...

... DRURY LANE. On Tuesday last a . fashionable play, entitled The Mosteriou.: Bride, exactly suited to the present taste, and supported by the kindness of the Nlanagers, anti a judicious audience, dittoing three representations last season, was acted before ...

... DRURY LANE. The interior of Drury-lane Theatre on Saturday evening presented a scene of the most remarkable description, crowded as the splendid theatre was from floor to ceiling with one of the merriest Christmas audiences that ever assembled. Hundreds ...