... man was at present going about the town, and was known to have passed thirteen of them at a time. THE SIAMESE YOUTHS AT DRURY-LANE. Last night the Siamese youths appeared at Dury-lane, but not in the common acceptation of a first appearance—they took ...

... fever among some of the pupils. The young gentlemen have been sent home to their friends, as a measure of pre- caution. DRURY-LANE.—Mr. Kean went through the part of Henry the''Fifth on Monday night, but in a manner which all that we have heard lately ...

... to town on Thursday to attend Miss Kemble's benefit, and returned to Brighton the next day. DRURY LANE.—A Mr. Anderson has made his appear- ance at Drury Lane Theatre, as a singer, and has met with one of the most extraordinary receptions ever heard of; ...

... young woman named Sarah Kean, who had formerly been a favourite of the celebrated actor, and long frequented the saloon of Drury-lane theatre. With this female and her child, about ten months old, and a servant, whom he dressed up in a splendid livery, it ...

... ke cut down, and a very mild tobacco prepared from the suckers that j spring up. Theresas a great uproar on Saturday at Drury-lane between the pros and cons for an encore of Madame Vestris. The lady came forward and said, To be or not to be 1 The effect ...

... were being searched for among the ruins during the whole of Sunday. ATTACHMENT TO THE D£AD.-c.J\ilr. Lane, a surgeon of Drury Lane, and his assistatit, were had up to Marlborough street office on Monday, charged with having been found carrying a dead ...

... tone in a very bass (base) manner!—Wexford Herald. MADAME VESTRIS AND MR. ANDERSON.—An attempt was made on Tuesday night at Drury-lane theatre, to perform the opera of Guy Munnering but it was rendered in a great degree abortive in consequence of the recent ...

... who had arrived at the extraordinary age of 108 years, died in his apartment, at the house of Mr. Wells, the hair-dresser, Drury-lane, opposite Craven-buildings. It appears that he served in the war between the French and English in Ame- rica, under General ...

... embark at Yarmouth for Quebec.—Norwich Post. The question, which has been so long pending, of who should be the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, is decided. The committee met on Saturday, and after a deliberation of some hours, it was agreed to accept the ...

... John-street, Chicksand-street, SpitiiMeIds, sugar refiner. John Tutt, Rye Sussex, cabinet maker. William Williams, Drury-court, Drury-lane, licensed victualler. Vvrn. Binns, Staley-bridge, Ashton-under-Line, cotton-spinner. John Brownrig, Keswick, Cumberland ...

... of Mr. Swansborough being committed for trespass his oppo- nent was committed for the theft !-Bath Paper. The receipts of Drury-lane Theatre for the last three years have averaged £53,000, and it is estimated by competent judges of the subject, that the ...

... Wales,, York, flses dresser..w William Spencer, Manchester, cotton tfianufactuTer. Stephen Price, late of the Theatre K°yaI> Drury-lane, but now of West-place, Lambeth, bookseller- William Taylor, Birmingham, curner. Francis Henry Taylor, late of Manchester ...