... purreyora af the good things of this world. The cook-shops and gj_,h,,p were filled from an early hour. One eatirg hlouse 'a d Drury-lane, actually cut up two rounds of heef befI t twelve o'clock. A party of about fifty passed atlng befere r street, two and ...

... Liverpool, whilst London contributed scarcely le £30,000. d The London Courier of Tuesday, with allusion to the s, play at Drury-lane on the previous evening, states,- s, - Pizarro was the play. Mrs. MIGibbon, who has been n absent from these boards for ...

... s -yestBs hrlequin ditt tooknfiree, 42aa iosniecesi1one aned two acts, exclusife of comuc jeras anaothsr pieces saped at Drury-lane and C6vet-gadn -theatres. . Fire.3he rch of- Newtoibler, county Fer.- manort h aesrd-by le on Sv -t.hA man employed to shoot ...

... BORROWINGS FROM PUNCH. t - 7 MR. Pips His DrARY.-Saturday, March 10th1, 1849: ) To Drury-lane this evening, to see the Horsemanship, I which did divert me mightily; but had rather it had f been at Astley'e. After that to supper at the Cider I Cellar, ...

... e- tion of our paper with an aiflicting ?? t ed illness of the Queen. On Monday se'nnight severe is Maesty's return from Drury-lane Theatre, 'I her X_ )es Y sfre urn . _ - , ?? to~ plamed of much indisposition. The sYiptnOn, rn. disorder, which was an ...

... Broker, Kxchange alley. David Lamb, Merchant, Union street. A. W. I'owles, Merchant, Water-street. J. H. Butter, Merchant, Drury-lane. Richard Allionson, Meichant, Fenwick-street. Samuel Beck with, Broker, Tower-garden. Thomas A. Bushby, Broker, Dale-street ...

... Barnell and Grice, Church-street, (London) was last week consumed by fire. The property destroyed is estimated at £X0,000.-The Drury-lane theatrical fund dinner was held on Friday se'nnight. The sub- scriptions amounted to above -1300. The King sent £100, the ...

... gin and malt per diem. In the Insolvent Court, last week. Mr. Henry John Wallack, a ac member of the corps dramatique, of Drury-lane theatre, took his wi a benefit. There was no opposition, and he was ordered to be cll ,discharged. in n The revised pension ...

... Latolach aA theatrical Picture, painte by rO aretontha'n .~~e by musumsrthshhus discovered. The subject is Garrick in th Gr.11 Drury-lane Theatre, evidently actinegan O echaracters (we believe Sit e of a select circle, hro h? an, are d left hand stands his botarer ...

... Bel Lte- mounted on brushes attached to the shoes. The dector Is of im course making a fortune. of ox- A gentleman goes to Drury-lane Theatre every night, in ex- ast pectation of seeing Van Amburgh himself made a meal of, for he fer out would not miss the ...

... en a gaged at the Birmingham Theatre, ?? has got 1 the appointment of Stage Manager.-On iday night v several offices in. Drury-lane, Lverpool 4ire broken n open, but fortunately no articles of any telllv were 5 found. The Coinrt, tffial, Arc.-The allowance ...

... Blatt, . 0- Isaao Barter, and Charles Shritpton. for aidingandassisting, ^i 's were found guilty and sentenced to death. At Drury-lane Theatre seenms fated to disaster. Time theatre has lit 2- been suddenly closed, and Mr. W. J. IlHanmond, the late lessee ...