... few nights ago, about ten o'clock, a man between forty and fifty years of age, went into a houfa, No. 8, Chiarles Street, Drury Lane, where, alter con- tinuilng ?? time, lie fell into a kind of doze, and con- tinued fo till two o'clock on Saturday mmrning ...

... of Wiales Issd ber' first. cevtuesti party Monday lasts Osseen, &r,. with a select nuniber of Noblility, 'present -aIt Drury Lane, Frislay, ts. witness Kciia's Zimsga. 1The .r ucess of Wales arrived] at Milan. on tile ish lt'--slie was present ?? a Boll ...

... Albert, his Royal Highness at same time graciously consenting to be patron of Society.. Thirtieth anniversary festival of Drury Lane Theatrical Fund celebrated Friday at Freemasons' Tavern, Duke of Cambridge presiding, supported on right by Count de Montemolin ...

... declaration of entire and uiquailified reli- c gious ?? of the Clergy C had their anniversary at St. IPaul's, Thursday. r -Drury Lane Theatrical Fund held its anni- a versary Saturday at Freemasons' Tavern-M)Iar- a quis llertford presided, and most of the ...

... their stoppage, though nothing could eventually have prevented ?? Theatres last week doing what is called good business, Drury Lane well and fashionably attended, Covent Garden clearing 1501. a night, and Adelphi brimt ?? Court of Exchequer Saturday Rule ...

... be procured, proper care will be taken of her. On Saturday a landlord went to feize for his rent, in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, and took a broker with him. On the woman occupying the premiffes being informed of the bufinefs they were come upon, The ...

... inqueft was held on the body of Mr. Martin Wood, in the Strand. E e vias for twenty.five years one of the box-keepers of Drury Lane Theatre ; and received his death wound on Friday night, in Petty France, by a man friking him with a rpade. It appeared ...

... twelvemonth, and fhe remains perfecfly well. Any information of the above faaL may be ob- taiued at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilikury is not accountable for any mixture fold unlefa the words By the King's Patent are ?? on the bill ...

... -At Bruflfels, Sir J. Buckworth, Bart..4At his houfe is in Crutched Friars, M. H. O'Conner.-Mr. Griffith, for. _ merly of Drury Lane Theatre.-At Hoddingtoo Houfo, Hants, John Limbrey, Efq. in the iord'year of his age.- tC Mr. Richard Wimburn, of Jermyn ...

... of his ?? Dyffrynaled, Denbighfhire, Mrs. York, relidL of P., Vorke; Efq. of Erthing.-At Wandfworth, Mifs Miller, late of Drury Lane Theatre.-On boird the Laay baize Dzendars Ealt Indiaman, Mr. W. W. Ware, fon of Mr. T. Ware, of Sloane Street.-After a fhort ...

... weatheras yet too u11farourable j to enjoy its attractions-the bandl and singers this year are ?? goes to Atnerica at closing of Drury Lane ?? t Meeting took place at St. Paul's, Thursda;y, Of t Charity Schools, within cities of Lonidon and Ia Westminster, Southwark ...

... u awarded this year to Mr. Mlain for classics, Mr. Harpur C for mathematics, and Mr. Phillips for Prench.-Concerts ?? at Drury Lane Theatre continue, notwvithstanding s warmth of weather to attract crowded audiences every llight.-Mr. Franks re-opened Victoria ...