... a ?? Bart'.'of MochsruR. ' ' la On the sit. us i oreiegton Place, Londor, willotugshby:Lacy, Es'l. formerly patentee of Drury Lane Theatre, ansd pn ne the contsnpore- rieo of Garrick, aged eiglity,-thre e. : -X g~k ru p1B. ?? - , Creditors, of William ...

... O'Hara, a' accom pished young: dg i the proter - of t!he Countessof Ely, in her a2d year: she was se ized .with a fit Itt Drury Lane Theatre, aiid expired next morning. At Dover, Mr -Smith. What iaptain in the Guard, by his valoulr, twice saxed thie prsent ...

... The Financial and Parliamentari* Reform Association.—Th« association held the first of a aenea of asgreffate meetings in Drury Lane Theatre, Monday evening. The theatre was crammed overflow. Sir Joshua Walmsley, M.P., presided, and several other members ...

... fell in Shargate-street, and, damaged several houses, en- sevvral lives were lost. On Fridaya ho- rein White Hart Yard, Drury lane, London, fell down, and: ay, kilcd Win. Annison and his -dife. Several others of iev thetenants were much hurt. a ac b vn- ...

... ning Balfes New Oper a.—Another new Opera, from the ferule genius of this favourite composer, has just been produced at Drury Lane heatre, under the name of the Bondman. The libretto Air Bunn and for once unanimity seems to prevail among the best critics ...

... Tradesman in Drury Lane.— At an early hour on Monday a desperate and premeditated murder was committed by an apprentice, named 1 nomas icks, aged 19 years, upon his master, Mr James Rostock, a brasstounder, residing in Pitt's Place, Drury Lane. appears that ...

... to keep him cut doors, hurried into shelter with much expedition as the prevailing darkness and contusion would permit. Drury Lane, opera and ballet are the ascendant. The 80. hem tan Girl has lost none its attractiveness, and has fairly placed Balfo ...

... of s -ttorney to Signeur Jims. c1ietti to se1l her property in I ltaly.l .uionday last, tie Queen utnexpecteily visiacld Drury Lane theatre, to see Lord Ilct-on's newt play. Cler ,iujestyv was not expected, and no prepiarations laid bleen ricle frr her ...

... belief that our theatrical the f all events its patronesses, are really innocent of o - arner (formerly Miss Iluddart) of Drury Lane, &c. known as one of the first tragediennes of the t who, some seasons ago, in joint manaaean Mr Phelps at Sadler’s Wells ...

... of large size, was sold tor 100 guineas, the same sum being paid for Juliet, beast ot truly mammoth proportions, known at Drury Lane Jenny Lind., These animals were said, to have originally cost .£lOOO 1 hey were sold to Mr Batty of Astley’s Amphitheatre ...

... as Knights «f the second class. The Queen, Prince Albert, and the Royal children visitei M. Dejean’s Cirque Nationale,ttt Drury Lane, on Saturday evening. Her Majesty appeared greatly delighted with the Eerformances, and frequently applauded clapping her ...

... house in George Street, St Giles’s, for 104 unmarried working men, the lodging house for unmarried men, in Charles Street, Drury Lane, the model lodging house for 57 single women of respectable character, in Hatton Garden, and the model lodging house in ...