... is-li-tle chance of her ever again cn retarning, especially as from what we have lately- heard of t her sister's appearance at Drury lane, her succeis catuhot be doubted. Iobstrve Mr. H. Jossfal ox appears this even- ing, and trust the Aberdeen audience wili-shew ...

... existing are on an unsound basis, and are doomed to the same fate.” Short Supply oe Shoes for the Million.—A shoP “' f;„ m Drury Lane, London, informs the public, through the meci of an enormous placard over his door, that he has shoes for the million.” ...

... offering .£1,500 a-year from his future earnings, which few of his creditors refused; his debts are with no assests; his Drury Lane Operas are the cause of his failure. In the Italian army now fighting against the Austrians are a large body of Capuchin ...

... wearer*, frame, work knitters, or members of ant other trade, the actor* have reported conspiracy and riot; which broke out at Drury Lane Monday erenin*, a scene a* disgraceful for vulgarity and intemperance as any common mob excesses in Nottingham Green. The ...

... about the bush, our contemporary at hut tbas comes to the point;— For, say what we will, there is denying that even the Drury Lane agitators are truer, practically speaking, the spirit of the age and to the genius of the constitution, than an and immobile ...

... in perhaps imprudent zeal to promote the great temperance movement.” JENNY LIND AND MR BUNN. Mr Bunn, the late manager of Drury Lane, has published pamphlet in reference to his dispute with Jenny Lind. The following passages are rather amusing specimens ...

... daughter was so unfortunately united to Jerome Bonaparte. An Old-Renter, who felt the ?? on his Wald- pate. on Monday, at Drury lane Theatre, observed, This is a new way to liqsuidote our demands!- You have no cause to complain, said his neighbour, ...

... of envelopes, the last discovery being a somewhat curious one. This a patent envelope brought out by Spalding ana Hodge. Drury Lane,_ made of cotton, the writing '“mb cannot be erased, while if it gets wet it can be read easily, it is likely to be used ...

... fians had in view, as his money, &c. wvere all found 5t in his posscssion. -.WIieljd h2is. At a meeting in the saloon of Drury Lane Theatre, F_ on Tuesday, a subscription was begun for the unfortu- nate stihirers at the Brunswick Theatre, to whom all thc ...

... astonishes those accn stomed to sec him in tragic parts alone. His huff ,° fr olll audience which completely filled that in Drury lane was enthusiastic. The crowded an] l e ded gallery, the boxes partitioned into stalls the Cr ?' v ...

... at the lamst ag rrcate fieti ti in Dubliln, and swec most graciomisly received. Onl Monday steek, his Aijesty hotiouiced Drury Lane Theatre .:ithl his preseitce. I-le wenit in lftifl siate, and was most ?? recuived bi etn lin- ii ?? over-crowded almost ...

... return until after the Easter recess.-Smendarlusld. A dinner was given oni Friday to MFr Charles Keans, in the sa- loon of Drury Lane Theatre, and a silver vase was presented to him, which had been subscribed for by his friends. The Mar. quis of Clanricarde ...