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... with a I IY New Ballet Divertisoment, in which Miss Louisa Waite and Mr.W. W . il. Harvey, from' the Italian'Opera and Drury-lane, will introduce cit ; some of their moet popular Dances. Mr. Pritchard, the Lessee of i the Circuit, has made arrangements ...

... Piatti, the enminent violoncelloist, is not of fti pi-ay. Neither is Alfred -Melloni, who led at thle reccel concerts at Drury Lane and Covent Garden. Thle priecipa violin last evenjing was dir. Hill ; the chief violo ncello Nlr. Collins. The wvind and ...

... Mr. Comunissiloner Hol-- royd)--lle Cci ,,cii r 8UNngRWaOOD-Tire banruinnpt, a grocer, of Jamices-areen, Covent-gas-den, Drury-lane, and elsewhere. recsntiv applied forhis certificate. Debts £28,200 assets rui~rriri 600 He. -le ws opposed by Mr. Linirheter ...

... House, who was nearly eight feet high. He acted the Giant in the romance of Cymon at the opera house, in 1809, with the Drury-lane Company, when their own theatre was burnt down. The Emperer Nicholas's state drum-major who stood at the gate of his palace ...

... 3Whatcan thimble-skein Schuttler waggons be? 31' they serve to convey parties to the theatre, wlh,,er Mr. (Phelps (not of Drury-lane) was only a monkt &go playing ICharles the Twelfth, and Jeremly fiddler, parts acted by ihim in California for hundreds ...

... cotton manufacturer, to snr. Sept, ?? at Leeds, ateI. W. Williams, toll-contractor, ActOn. J. B. Leno, excursion manager. Drury-lane, London, J. L, Millar, pieture dealer. lats eof S. James's-atrert, Loedon. J. I. Potbecary, estate agent, oaida-vale, London ...

... joking, the other halt in evading his angry creditors. He was sometimes for hours, even for days, ambushed in the treasury at Drury-lane. He seldom answered lettera, and very often did not open those he received. Be lost receipts, and paid bills twice or three ...

... gold-room at New York or the Bourse at Paris, it is -like the lobby of the House of Cam-. .-moma in contrast with the gallery of Drury-lane Theatre : n a boxing-night. On the Paris Bourse, when there is anything like a storm in the air, you may, meet men nadi ...

... and Cometh up as a Flowe r h long been waed in your *n2dexzpule rg9toritm-ana you never went to see 1F ormosa at Drury-lane. But other heads of families are not so careful, and the nursemaid, you seec, had not the advantage of your advice in her ...

... little fire, and its lantern, and the dim ghostly figures gliding about froni dalkness into light, like the demons at a Drury-lane pantomime, while an occasional hut was illuminated by some weary labourer returning from his nightly toil. The word here ...

... hehd } bbenindled a great babystillin his'siwaddling-olots. Thet double of Pantaloon.: whom we see tumbling about in .Drury-lane, would not have roused the blood of Laertes I to fury, still less led him to justify ssaassipatgon in aveaging his fall; ...