... calculating children. Jedediah Buxton counted his steps from York up to London, and the words of a play to which he was taken at Drury-lane, besides reckoning in a minute the moments since the creation, the cubic inches in the globe, and many other equally inter- ...

... Criminal Court, on Thursday week, John Graham, aged 1G, clerk to a solicitor, was tried for shooting at Thomas. Blewitt, in Drury-lane, and causilng his death. The evidence went to show that the discharge of the pistol was, accidental, The jury, after being ...

... a national reproach among the well-informed of other countries. This cause of complaint will not be suffered to exist in Drury-lane theatre. Arrangements will be made and regulations enforced, not only to secure the respectable frequenters of the theatre ...

... Machin is a native of Birmingham, and is about 38 years of age. Ile came before tihe public at the Covent-gar. den and Drury-lane Oratorios in 1828, vslsore his voice and style of singing Handel's music gained him much applause.- He was originally a ...

... laconic reply.- I have heard a bon moet of his grace the Duke of WVellington, says Bimn, very applicable to his visit to Drury-lane. A nobleman ventured, in a moment of conviviality, at his grace's table, to put this question to him ?? Allowv me to ask ...

... this solemnity, there were exhibited (in the old theatre, in Fishergate, under the direction of the said Mr. Yates, from Drury-lane) various performances on the Black wire, by a celebrated equilibrist; ballancing, dancing, musical glasses, singing, pantomime ...

... attention blew up all of a sudden, giving him more than he bargained for. The young 'un was astonished. A shopkeeper in Drury-lane informs the public, through the medium of an enormous placard over his door, that lie .has 20,000 pair of shoes for the ...

... last week, to numerous aud respectable congregations. A LosiNG CoNcettN.-On balancing the accounts of the late season at Drury-lane Theatre, the management finds itself loser to the amouant of nearly 4,0001.-Norning Herald. IJS eTRESS IN IRELAND.-Thb Rev ...

... V~rfirst appearance. n LAr ADanrY-LXNE TnEATrE.-After a great Of caxing and coercion, Jenny Lind arrived safely ?? s of Drury-lane Theatre, on the evening of °Dterday Reek, to the great delight of the manager, who been under serious apprehensions that ...

... Apritl t'o] is the date of the first play-bill that i. t' d frett Drury.lane Theatre. The followingi' celY - By his Mtijesty his compatiy of cr dialtsh at the Newv Theatre, in Drury-lane .itt 'Jay, bttt', Thursday, April 8S, 1663, will b, Kte l a ce;t ...

... company attached to the Theatre Historique, Paris, 1who have made' public their intended appearance at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, in a few days. They promise -giving 26 representations, at the rate of three nights per 1week, and the celebrated novelist ...

... and Shuter left the house about five o'clock. A Mr.lCooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., stove manufacturers, of Drury-lane, London, having de.' posed before the privy council that he heard of the fire' vhen at Dudley, in Worcestershire,; a distance- ...