... visitors, tickets nmust previously be -ur procured at No. t, Russell-place, Fitzroy-sqtare,ior at the ird - uoundry, N-i. ia, Drury-lane, either personallf, or by letter, in- post paid. I 3Iso solicit your personsel inspetaiot, and herewith iix tend you a ticket ...

... Bottth had entered into an cogagensent .with thfe f'ropri etore of Covent-garden Theatre bor three years the Manager of Drury-lane ?? thiiksk it clue front hini to the Public, to state, that on Monday last, thle s7th instant, Mr. Booth signed a written ...

... resnlt fiuluiwed itt , e~ St. Joun and another dete:titt vitch ie 1ar objedliong, . I Early on Sunday ?? tiuh lie he , Drury-lane, weas entered y unei- ' ec5 e s ?? Cr ~p ertt ~ ~iirc 3PI ie F ib rl Xth. iii noutes. seCisivrtrt-,~ cloth, and a quaitfo ...

... Insanity. -- Ttiusday vneiing ab'oy o five ytari ol' ageg fell down the. v4 area of.the hoyse; No. 26, In Browniow-street, Drury lane' d and'fradturedhb 'sulfl;' he tvas taken in a couch to. the hnspital h :h wlthout hope oit.recovery. 'liie atrident happeneil ...

... CoitaS is ?? ?? was taken last night, befofe flugi Lewis E'sq. Coroner, at the Crown and Cushion, .Little Rtussellstreet'; Drury-lane, on. the body of MIargaret Rlu'ggett, aged tyrar9;who wa6s burned to death. ' Charlntte Ruggett, tbe-daughter of the deceased ...

... founder. G Daniel Gardner.of Chisswell-street,h ,ter. . Srnuel Fish, of St. Jihn-^treet. tobacconist. - J hrn Wiodhead, of Drury-lane, (istiller -JohInLane, ofrhnrnhsugh-streer, 1Ldford-square, ,Oent, It I hoross Capper, of Beaufort Wharf, Stra!id, coal ...

... carriage, and he was drawn up the Strand, along which Mr. Thistliwood had preceded him.' They were taken too Mr. West's, in Drury-lane, where Dr. lVatton was r waiting tn receiee and congratulate them, where they alighted, and ; addressed the multitude from ...

... fellows, ho beg an to bustle ?? nof'them down', anti the rest ran awar. 'They' were again at-~ Itckedbyth same gang. at, Drury-lane Theatre, and again con- .quered them. ' 'Tie' fellows then 'glve a whistle, and attacked them in 'greater. nunmbjers at ...

... accompanied hbin, to see that c he did it firly, end to take care he was not rn'iever. * 'e was to start along Broker's-alley, Drury lane, White Hart-yard, and I down (Oatherine.street, and he found out cacti turning very dce- 'sverly. Ile perforrn ed liis ...

... ie Esq. Coroner, isi tlus bsody of Mr. J1 sl)iu -ettes,. a respectable en mavster-halter, 'oppsositie Brow'iliwstv-ttret, Drury-lane. ir-- Stephen Done, journeymnui to the deceased, said that on Fri. ler day night, ahouthfalf past elevein oclockt, he canse ...

... BAILEY SESSIONS- !.q F esterday IsaAo Ttionusos, 17; and TnuaiAs MAYroOW, IS were indicted for, stealing in Broad-court, Drury-lane, a silk 'handkerchief, the ~rop-erty of W~illiam 11vti Esq.- oil the 16th thof August last. T1he prosecutot- on passing ...

... Elder, living in James-street, she being ser- vant to the said John Roffan. The goods Ne ure pawned with Wt. Hawkings, 116, Drury-lane, on the 26th of July, on which a he advanced her 17 shillings-Guilty. P Some other trials of no importance whatever followed ...