... near Drury Lane, were greatly excited by the report that I a man had been shot in nearly the same locality as that c in which the murderer Wieks recently shot his master. A litliographic printei,' naned Blewitt, was returning home down Drury, Lane, ?? ...

... Connes, in ?? of France, where he purposes to spend the winter..- - - NEWV Muslc._Mr. EdwardLoder is composing an4era for the Drury Lane company, ;founded 'iot Sheridan's play of Pizcrro. Hec is also completing an, opera for the -Priness's on the subject of ...

... oIl., a sale, by auction, took place, of the intereat of the late Hon. D. Kinnird, in the property of the tbeatres ronjl, Drury Lane and Covent Garden. The figet lot pat up corneited of an annuity or rent charge iaU Covent Garden, which originally coat ...

... dealer, Nov. 5, and Dec. 3i at two, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Evans, Liverpool. J. Kidd, Brownlow street, Drury lane, coach currier,-J. A. Reynolds, Birmingham, hatter.-D. Welch, Derby, serive- ner.-J. M. Machin, High llolborn, tavern keeper ...

... Place, Regets ef street, lamp manufacturer-W. Taylor,c ?? ct gunpowder manufacturer- B. Turner, N ?? lncc tioner-R. Henesev, Drury lane, timber merchahst Gal.- w lier, Park street, Grosvenor square, carpenter-C. Leach ci Chelsea, baker-R. Wayling, jun. ...

... antiquaries ann, even then, criticism continred completely at fault. TIre great theatres were both eager for tire play, and Drury Lane was the successful elmpetitor, Sheridan being then at its hiead. JamesHenry Pye, the Poet-Lerureat, and Sir Thomas Bland ...

... Feb. 17, and March 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Att. Blrooke, Liverpool. G. Joshua, Browislow street, Drury lane, currier-VW. Inglis, Hounddditcih, and Well street, Cripplegate, card,1 _B. Norris, Oxford street, drugilist-G. Bagley and ...

... -SO faithfully did Mrs. Siddons fulfil hier duty to the. publicand- the I manager, t2hat; during a disastrous season at Drury. lane,' I saw her even perform' Millwood !- thus I proudly provingthlat,- thoub h ediocre taent is al. fiways struggling for the ...

... price is miuci reduced. Gll.1.r RErOitM 1)NNEII-Lord Russell, M.P., will preside at ?? great Middlesex Reform Dinner in Drury- lane Theatlre. This is as it should be. Tile Reformers of Middlesex cannot give a better proof of their desire to promote ?? ...

... thing will be serious. ART UNION or LoNDoN.-The drawing for the prizes of tite Art-Union Society of London, took place at Drury Lane Theatre, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock. LoDg before that hour the house was crowded to the ceiling. A very large proportion ...

... lest a second failure in London might influence the public mind greatly to my prejudice, in the event of my re- turn from Drury Lane, disgraced as I formerly had been. In due time I was summoned to the rehearsal of ' Isabella.' Who can imagine my terror ...

... I'42rd'o sfidd.'foi bills' disco'untcd,' '200.';'Mr1. s'te na. ngent, £4. fr services in his a ua isyliaad 'librarian of Drury Lane Theatre. he it 'difd'il.isrery, I ?? Chron clc. ' . ' . DAmnC HIGHWAY RODsttYL.-O4XQtMonday aSt, t Thomas Griffiths, ...