... lately lett Norwich and the winter gold medal (1843-4) for clinical instruc tion, to the same gentleman The committee of Drury-lane Theatre has granted the present lessee, Mr. a lease for the ensuing three years. Accounts have been received of the destruction ...

... Park. His Grace is going on favourably. A t candelabrum and epergne was pre- sented to Mr. Alfred Bunn, in the saloon of Drury-lane theatre, on Wednesday last, by the numerous admirers of his public and private conduct. Lord Chesterfield in the chair ...

... a majority of 82 to 7 over an amendment by Mr. Smith, of Sheffield, and secooded by Mr. Bright, M.P., for annulling it. Drury Lane Theatre closed for the season on Friday night week, when Mr. Bunn delivered an appropriate address, in which he stated that ...

... courtship. I never knew him to exercise bis profession on his wife. They, when they first married, went to keep cigar shop, 27. Drury Lane. They then lived ' privately in street, near Soho-square ; then Clerken well. He sang concerts. His wife did not sing. About ...

... succeeded, anda very cleverly by the Misses did not seem to be estimated derstand to its merits. These young ladies have, we ua- Drury Lane for the Prevent season. The drama of ‘‘ Sir de which west off somewbat tamely, the evening. wes Ow Weowesvary (Horse-\air ...

... the 9th of December the Loudon and Birmiagham Railway 1s postpowed Ma. New The Davebter of St. was on Weduesday night at Drury- lane Theatre, with the most unbounded success. A Gamekeerer Suor.—Saterday night last, Mr. Green, gamekeeper to Lescher, Esq ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. (From the Observer). Oa Satarday night a frightial occurrence took place at this theatre, during the performanee of the Kerolt of the which ia its performacce will, it is feared, deprive the stnge of the best Eagiish ...

... —Unfortunately, the death of this accomplished dancer has not been the only evil attendant upon the late sed accident at Drury-lane Theatre. A nurse of the name of Hudd, supplied on the urgency of the case from the Middlesex Hospital to attend upon Miss ...

... Moss » aged 45, = clerk, and brother of the well-known Barnard of the Satiriat. It appeared that deceased lodged at 119 Drury lane, and was sabject to He partook of his room soon afterwards breakfast on Sanday morning, and his landlady entering him speechless ...

... which were conducted to the termioation in an orderly but spirited Balfe has produced brilliant opera, which was played at Drury Lane on Wednesday evening. It is called ‘‘ Tee Enchantress,’’ and was most successful. Event.—On Tuesday morning, about half ...

... column, many of which are ' tastefully decorated, and generally the new branch of i locomotion appears well patronised. Drury-Lane Theatre.—This thestre opened for I the season on Saturday evening last. The greatest of the English theatres bss become ...

... cuntidence of his altrmate success, only fear iv that it may be injured by the dragging of ships. Prices of the vieimity of Drury- lane, the price of a loaf is Md., in the City on the Surrey side Thd. to 8d., whilst in Shorediteh and the neighbourhood it varies ...