... Blunt, of the Chan- cetybrir, to the Commissionership of Bankrupts vacant by the death of Mr. Impey. The masked fete at Drury-lane on Wednesday night was attended by a company very various, very merry, and very nu- merous. It was well-conducted, and the ...

... ENLARGED. Thos. Mansfield and Jas. Hackney, Colridge, Staffordshire, and Barbican, earthenware manufacturers. Newton Jones, Drury-lane, lithographic printer. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Lever, King-street, warehouseman. Thos. Bush, Hugh Fergusson, and Duncan M'Naught ...

... appeared to have met him. (Laughter.) Where's the use in instructing the obstinate and the brutal? I sent a play, a tragedy, to Drury-lane theatre, and they promised to bring it out before the public, but it was obliged to yield its place to the dragons, tigers ...

... The haunts of these unfortunate beings are in Vine-street, Saffron-hill Bleeding- heart-yard, I-Iolborn-hill Coal-yard, in Drury-lane; and in the purlieus of Shoreditch, whole houses are occupied by these wretched boys, who sleep eight and nine in a bed ...

... which she had placed in a drawer in the bed-room. She never saw the prisoner again until about a fortnight ago. She was at Drury Lane Theatre, when the prisoner came in to the next box where she was with a friend. Upon seeing him, she immediately exclaimed ...

... said that he remembered a boy named Carlo Ferrair, who lived with his master about 18 months ago, at No. 2, Charles-street, Drury-lane. Witness examined the body of the deceased before the inquest took place, as was quite positive that it was the boy, Carlo ...

... THEATRES. DRURY-LANE.—After the performance of George Barnwell, on Monday evening, the Christmas amusement commenced with the production of a new pantomime, entitled Harlequin and Little Thumb and the Seven-leagued Boots. The Ogre, after getting tipsey ...

... Body-and Jemmy Jumps, in The Farmer. In 1813, in conse- quence of a quarrel respecting the amount of his salary, he joined the Drury-lane Company, making his first appearance therein Sir Able Handy here he remained until the 31st of May, 1824, when he took his ...

... thinks no sea view like a sea of hends. But whence this pleasing change ? No showman's train Has brought us lions fresh from Drury Lane, No pond'rous elephant to walk the stage, Or tiger train'd to act without a cage Our play-bill boasts to night no stranger's ...

... was explained, and they were set at liberty. A ROYAL PUN.-A gentleman in his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex's box at Drury Lane the other night, remarking to the Duke on one of the actresses, observed, that she spoke as if she had no roof to her mouth ...

... the: MR. PRICE AND .-It will be in the re- collection of our readei sequence of two unfa- vourable seasons, Mr. e lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, bcame a bank ne since. That which should have excited ( > as a misfortune was immediately magnifiec )f his creditors ...

... distinction in this country, has returned to Geneva. It is seriously in contemplation with the proprietors of Covent Garden and Drury Lane to make a very important change, by materially reducing the price of admission to all parts of the two houses, so as, in ...