... operate as a caution to persons entrusted with the care of children. On the return, last Thursday night, of Mr. G. Weiland, of Drury-lane theatre, who is a widower, from his duties in k. jp, Arlhi r, to his abode in YVakefield- slteel, he was informed by his ...

... out of the great pro- tection meeting held in the Hall of Commerce, on the 1st. May, held its first meeting on Tuesday in Drury-lane Theatre, London, when it was fully and enthusiastically constituted by the adoption of the report of the commit- tee by ...

... and shown nothing by it all, but the declining nature of their profligate cause. The dinner was given on tise 2' ...

... Tuesday last was the day ap- pointed for the drawing of prizes in the Art-Union and a most crowded auditory assembled at Drury-lane Theatre, on the occasion, Ihe Marquis of Northampton presided. tTmes an?the tin°tWith8tanding the Pressure of tha times ...

... dresser, No. 24, Drury-lane which in a few moments spread with fearful rapidity. It originated in the warehouse and workshops in the rear, which were entirely consumed, extending from thence to the houses and shops in front of Drury-lane. The next house ...

... afternoon for London to attend his parliamentary duties. A very important meeting of Protectionists is to take place at Drury-lane, London, on the 26th instant. It will probably be as imposing and as important as any that ever was held in London. It is ...

... have nothing, I am ill debt for every- thing the rest I give to the poor. A LEARNED Sn VEIl.-A. barber in Prince's Street, Drury-lane, announces in his bills, that W. S. is semper ad doniuni. A rand match of speed between carrier-pigeons has been proposed ...

... SWANSEA AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. THE AnT UNION.—The annual general meeting of this Associatiofiwr's held Tuesday in Drury-lane Thea- tre. Amidst those fortunate enough to obtain prizes, we finrl-£20(), G.M.R., Swansea, A. Stanton, Stroud £80, Dr. Stanton, Clifton; ...

... take her first airing since the late interesting event, the horses (such is the force of habit!) instinctively went towards Drury-lane Tlieati-e.-Pttitch. CHINESE LITERATURE.—No profession is so laborious as that of literature in China. Among the Chinese ...

... whether the order is from the Hon. the East India Com- pany or from the British government. The fair Peri Carlotta Grisi, of Drury-lane theatre, receives fifty pounds per night. AN EXAMPLE To LANDOWNERS.—-Lord Northwick has let 120 acres of arable land, in ...

... and Mr. Cobden, members for the West Riding of Yorkshire, has been postponed until the Easter recess. A renter's share in Drury-lane Theatre, formerly worth £500, was lately knocked down, at the Auction Mart, in London, for JE70. In the eastern, western ...

... occasion. The total number which the managers can muster of those who shared in Nelson's great victory is 199. THE THEATRES.—Drury-lane theatre opened on Saturday se'nnight, under the management of Mr. Bunn. The pieces were The Siege of Rochelle, and the ...