The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-14 00:00:00

DRAMA.

This ancient and always popular place of enter-
tainment, is which these oily who are dull, as well 00
batlike', will refuge le be planed and amused, semis
likely to retain, wader the new management of Mr. Batty,
as large a N/1/110/811/ of the general favour es it posesseed
during the reign Cl Yr. Cooke. The smideoes end up-
swing emiseveer of the present lessee to prod& a variety
of diverionti both os the siege and in the ring, goes fir to
make up ter the withdrawal of the accomplished Coen
family frost their late eine of action. The whole theatre
has been eletald, painted, and decorated in • style widish
almost vies in brilliancy with that of the fashionable
opara-heness. A superb chandelier in the centre, sad •
arise Cl mailer chandeliers along the frost Cl the bone,
VON er the net within the house. There le • ben& I
erne empet sin the ring, for the etaaileaspeend
the dares and the tambinggiond of the
policemen whilst the adahla
the ind " Rein=
amedint nankin far equestrian evolaikes
nettles This is en fewerattea, bat It has a sere=
=l""then the aid arrameet. The greet
2Zapelerteie lihtorkal odrama, which hes had so
kir a ma, will be repeated at lent until the Wlelliminde
Malays, whoa it may wheys be socesedsd by some
nevelky whisk will peers ea equal snesses. It is ea meted
epitome Cl these ai&enereme were Cl the amielati end
wara whisk may as well point a nerd sad Wont a tabs
at sas enywhere else. Prom the famous Dridp
Anon t the mem* deserts al_ RDA wine the Prima
heroes are diersenl with the beikand the g..
of Runk where they ant teenreited by Iho24"1:
gallant Twelfth Regiment, with their officers love,.
and all totemetteg objects of the sympathy Cl bone, pat,
and parry, ere essinstsd, through many menbate and
dengue, hewn to Peen A ruthless remegade, determined
to the enteel honker Cl the Cannel and Cl the fair
Min* who follows the map, boasts then as all
and sesemes all ellsgeisar, now a Yeineleke at Cairo, and
sow • Cann peemilig Is the retreat from Moscow, till
finally the shisons esnple seaqw kis gibs, and he receives
the pentilinisat Cl he crime. • risk eseeks ehemeM le in-
troduced to the pumas of another an" the esisfinare
and her husband, who get iato the bream of a llesealwen
grandee, and shut him up Is • binned Amyl he bevy Cl
giggling beauties. The eeemery, thee wineessalles the drools
4neoiru, in which • festival with rue brillsimbegag takes
place, sod sgaia the contrasted senery ad the wildness% is
very effective, and the tireassies of several mauls _need
the illusion. The performing to the circle, whisk men
after the play, are highly evidllable both to aims eni boost
engaged therein. Herr Fenian Mr. and is
Mademoiselle De Bead with the meal doing berelire=
tin to which the fine-named pawnor kw it.o hells
closed ends of a draw).
_llladesethelle Mend is the
with a beautifull treimedaafmd, aid the Dellinaill—q
in various fuses Cl peeterieg, enenlasd t
reputations is flateasneng ; end the twee/yetis (Mr.
Thorne. jests are t
hasenswiee) went thesegh their
la et the late priarheht, to the
lonseen dsitgi t.

IXAXII!ATIONi AT THR LSOOILPOILATIO LAW SO-
OIEM—ZAWITA Tat, 1860. —At the cieneleallss if tan-
Maim fee adraimion on the roll if Metonym and aoliciton
Ile impair courts, the examiners reemmakended the fol-
lowing esellorma, under the age of IS, as b entitled to
bestiary dlalnetios. and bane amnia Meer prime of
hooka :—Cleaqp Pear Ansa, and 16, *he mined biodak-
ship to lealies. Lanford. of Deapiel-bail. Lesdea. mid
Maim Lanford sad Watering's. el Draper. -hell Loudon ;
Willett Ram, aged 21, whe eireed his clerkship to Mr.
&Moe Batley Janus." af Iptigjak, and Mama Aldridge
ad Bromley, of Grafes-in, Lewin ; Sway
*red 21, who send his sieriedifp ko Mr. Jolna bs°l7ll4
Stamford, and Mews. Pubic', ffseke. aid Parke" el
Bedford eow, Louden ; Joshua 'Tann Beard, aged 21, nba
samed elarkeltip to Moans Newman sad Harper of
Madinah, and Maws. Ores and Lad, of Orsertaa,
Leades.