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THEArRE.-A ne,p drama is to be produced al this establishment tonight, founded events con. nected with lhe history of''Mary 1udOr," Queen o England. The cruel nature of this sovereign is but too well known, and the dramatist has seized upon such incidents in her life, offer the fullest scope for the portrayal of the passions of love, jealousy and revenge:-pa'sions which burned with the fierce. ness of volcano, in the bosom of this sovereign whose memory is dwelt upon with shudder, even to this day.

 The piece has been most successful wherever il has been produced-as may have been anticipated from the acknowledged lame of the author, Victor Hugo-and we have doubt that the patrons of the legitimate drama, will find in the literary merits this sterling piece, an agreeable relief to the reign of spectacle, which has predomnated for the past week.