... the English Ministers received notice that an at tempt would be made to assansinate the King, and advised him not to go to Drury Lane. George 111. replied that he feared nothing. On arriving he took care to enter his box first, and as he did so a pistol ...

... Apropos of the owning electric light and Its struggle with gas, Byrn, tells us in on. of his letters, that for three weeks Drury Lane was empty because of their having used gas, which It was said would poison aU in the house • and an instance le very well ...

... 2 ; Viaconti, 3. PR. -Dr. Cumming. it is stilted, has °Hid illy retired from the pastorate of the church at Crown Court, Drury Lane. His 000gregation are now endeavouring to raise a fund of L. 1,000, in order to purchase him an annuity. Excrt DROWNED IN ...

... be said that '• wet harvest never hurt a farmer' are guns for ever. EPITOME OF NEWS. BRIT= AND FOREIGN. A to the pit at Drury-lane Theatre, when Edmund Kean playing in the Merdient of Vouies. sold the other day for a 2 2.. It is stated that Lard H. Thynne ...

... go about with a black A HAUNT or JACK SIIKPPARIL— One of Jack Sheppard's haunt., the Old Liun Inn, in Wy.,b-street. Drury-lane ' Landon, the carpenter's chop adjoining it, in which that young burglar is traditionally said to have been apprenticed ...

... lighting of our thoroughfares. Vern even more wonderful for this giant force will in all probability be discovered. Although Drury Lane has headed the het of pantomimes, so far as the London theatres are concerned, there are many of them which do not step ...

... parcel under his arm.— Manchesfer Times. Ale Acrol'a l'azsENci or Marv.— An alarming accident took place in London, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday evening, the house being extremely well filled, in consequence of the revival of the popular melodrama ...

... altogether but for a mistaken act of filial affection. Jack, who, after his second escape, had broken into several shops in Drury-lane, and rigged himself out in a fine new suit, with ruffles, sword, and diamond ring, called on his mother, in company with ...

... with an American gentleman named Elliot, who died many years ago. Returning to England in 1830, Madame Celeste appeared at Drury•lane and other metropolitan theatres, and hnally won a distinguished position on the stage by her remarkable power of pantomimic ...

... circumstances can be very well enjoyed ;List now. Her M•je.ty'e Theatre, at the bottoms of the Hay=whet, ha. long dialled Drury-lane and Covent Garden In t' e stamtavl high excellence which oharacteriess its attmettows During the lame f ew d a y s , however ...

... I sold that mare to the present owner for 60,600 dole. How TO Gar OCT or a Susses.—On Lord Cole- raine's first visit to Drury-lane Theatre, his natural turn of pleasantry brought him into a rencontre that gave him great uneasiness. Seeing a gentleman ...

... pictures, notably those of Jan van Eyck, Hans Memling, Cluintin Matays, and Gherardt David. In the evening a visit was paid to Drury-lane Theatre, where, though the purport of the drama, Pluck, was intelligible only to a few of the party, the main incidents ...