... DEAT11 or Mi1ssCLARA WRBaa'RIa.-We regret to state that the dis;' etiressissy accident whi-ch, befel Miss Clara WAebster at Drury 'Lane I' Theatre on Saturday w eek, has terminated fatally. Milss Webster died on Tuesday nmorning a'shortly after three o'clock ...

... earnest tenor of its onward wav. We have just learned that the council of tha association baa assembled twice since the Drury Lane mee.ing to deliberate the best means of carrying iuto effect the resolutions sanctioned by the unanimous voice of 5.000 ...

... rise 'iThe nestling Eagle flutters eye it flies : And who can tell, but that our Dratna's fame May one (lay rival even Drury Lane. Could we but penetrate, like Itighland seers, Through the dim vista of the conming yeArs; Then Idgilt we see here, oniv ...

... Clounmel, of a son and heir, At Rochester, on the 3d instant, Mrs Ternain (formerly Miss Jarman), of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, of a daugh- ter. At Callander House, Stirlingshire, on the 7th instant, the Lady Louisa Forbes, of a daughter. Marriages ...

... others. But Kean, without doubt, little about the matter anwiae child eould supposed. One person, Miss for manv years actress Drury Lane Theatre, was supposed tube in the secret, but her account*, like those Kean, were nut always homologous, •ho still bequeathed ...

... factory hands in the borough of Manchester without the means of employment. The lessees of the theatres of Covent warden and Drury Lane have given the free use of their respeertive theatres for the purpose of a Shakspere MemorialYHisght.' A young butcher ...

... WrATSON, wife of Mr Robert Joiniston, Shakespeare Square, eEdinburgh. snd mother of Mr Ilenry Erskine John- sston, late of Drury Lane Theatre. At his scat, at tile Priory, near Templemore, Ire. I land, on the 22d ult. Sir JOHS Ca/VtN GAMRn5S, Bart. its the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... £1,500 a-year from his future earnings, which a few of his creditors refused; his debts are'£9,000, with no assests; his Drury Lane Operas are the cause of his failure. In the Italian army njow fighting against the Austrians are a large body of Caputhin ...

... 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, ...