The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-09 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 9, 1857.

THE DRAMA.

HAYMARKET.
If the leant doubt existed in the mind of any
rpm preen es to the popularity a Kr. Rool
thee as anther, wavier, sad =kr, it would hate been
MEOW lest nieht by the deist oldie amide who easerabled
to de knew le tide rearleet of patinae& on the cow
den d Ma bask. Laos bare the rising of the caste*
*sok *fig that ell portions *fibs boos were tall, roe
esbelind at the dome; eel whoa the allow had NOM
Ye link meth the woe we reefly a striking am male
the noir theatrical USW. A coopliarat to Mr. Dr&
Miss was not, however, the only owe et the themblegs et
se imp sad killing ea audience, for the geoid= bed boa
taken far the praised= et a new comedy by hr. Tan
Taylor, who is nadonbleby the beet din le sward id

to on tliir NOSS Take a dos of Isioloos 7 Sit
Awl am Silo old goodoon, omit so to Si pra
••11-01 loommor mg* ; biro so I albs kw to
Ibe Ilsooloiso Sot soma soweisalst Sim thookolowod
dosisjaor losooNe Ns, optlo soolitloa via to 00,
Is hos Sot yea soisowSigo, whams orty
allsolkso Sher Soosso, that at the Hayeserbst
yichaveoiwors boa So mot onroL"
Tho gra WY by the hoortirt
SOW solso"2lft Mr. Bucksaw
so so ~MS losoralo,Soholha Snag So Gibus tot,
to mut olonis alagge No So Soso Smith the might
of Sol Side TWA soritorod bis us&

IT. hiuss's THAATIL—Mr. Mitchell, to whom
Os pia hue bees so often indebted sa the manager of
Mai* E 421. this metepolia, take his benefit to-
y), when the " boos Perigees" will act
elms et mod favourite *me. On Saturday there will
be • wergsfes performs:co.

NSW

AT CAN3RIDOI.

A plan for the establishment of a manic-hall
politic rooms, both; and wneldwains, at Cienbeitp, has
bets est on foot, with every penmen of somas. A nesting
of gentleman favourable to the meows has bees teesatly
MM. Alderman ltdkia, lie Weyer ef Cenbridge, prodded,
sad a raa•bm atinthemlidlinhebineas etas Mora nil sem-
hers et the Univenity (tnetedbg tbs Yearrsr of Totally) wen
prmem ♦ peaeYts•l committee had previously been
tamed, kr the wpm of inquiring into the ow-
-1 limy and prectitehffity of the plea; and • report
male by them having been reed and discussed, the
fellow* resolution we. unntbsoudy agreed to: "That,
M the opinion of this reeetheg, the erection of
• tarp musio.hall and pull° room, with baths sad
wash-house., Is desirable to met the growing requirements
of the University, town, and county, end that the prod-
seet nesesides be requited to take the neeeetery steps to
seesseplith the fano" In menence of this no:nation a
moray ass now been formed and regbtared under the pro-
vider of the Limited Liability Act; the capitol is 17,60 W.,
in W. shins ; tbb sum bdag sufficient to cover the estimated
cost of the buildings. The provisional committee of direc-
tors includes a number of heeds of colleges and members of
the municipality, and Dr. titerndale Bennett, the eminent
rehear of music in the University, is meta the number.
The want of a spacious suite of rooms, for musical perform-
anon and other public purposes, has long bean much felt in
Cambridge. The present Toe is quite inedemiste, sad
several admen for improving it have proved skean). The
proposed site of the new buildings is In a antral situation,
End In every respect convenient and adventageom The
music-hal is the printed object . an the baths and mob-
hours it is not proposed to emend sea than b,0001., mad
they will be so constructed as not to interim with the hal. At
the meting shove =Maned, Mr. Aldermen Edhia rid
that the great object of the promoters of the same wee to
Anna music-hall, end that, while mayor of the borough, he
bed bola urged by Professor Bennett to do all in his power
In maimplii this purpose. The Master of Trinity said that
be drat be skol to me the scheme taken up now with
rape *lt, lean* that great inconvenience erase from
dr want set sly of the baths and wads-henen, but of •
Imp room in Conklins der all meal purposes ; and he
absent like to are the puma imp Mks In silaka so desirable
en end, to meet the growing requirement of both town sad
essity. _ .

--
Bad is the Cunbridge mon two letters on this nb-
jest addreend to Professor Bennett by H. Jellies and Mr.
Bede, of the dm of Creamy end Co., whose experience Sine
them seaway In &mew of this kind. I ma da-
te boar," awn. hits, " that there le s prospect
eint=&sew nnelabell at Catintedn. Wldiethe pre-
bed accesenedatlos ante, it t• nine lapenible
that aray enisdakiss an mow is die beet mann
en
swept • lop nes is arestial be asesesetism
hod sisdial prkennane vine as end is rruns
sad I nod that esti a is. wills, less be built in Cam-
bridge "We have eseadves" ern Mr. Bede, "so fn-
waYl- het
la Wt
sent el a eurniiises rat or
Wines, te the =ID der:nra liar; ag our add
el the IhAwssity, aid oilman Lep is min es, peat
tssebdwdreetteceeeesdairdprodtabi.. At pees* se
acid pedineesee dnagaitsileose asp oemb of
anintival sad ehoral mete es as ceding soak an be
miertahra et the University. The pion of elios to
siseleal pedormasee are sow so much reduced that acne
cas be sods preStable to which the public at large is sot ad-
mitted. The Wag died* be large and meneeMeaa, to
Malt alt dines at varier pier. I deli be Pm/ to Mar
that the seed= of a saw asele-bsil at Cambridge hoe
bees datandiel upon. It not pen aseendel."