... AT HA\Snnlt)'-S PUINcNo.-OrnicE, LoxDON,_OD Thiirsday a fire broke out in the ink-room connected wvith ?? prilthig-hou-e, Drury-lane, and all thle enginles in one room ivere ?? loss (£2,000) is cover- ed by insurance. FIRE 1N S'l:.TA.LriELDS.-On Saturday ...

... nosvtlstsubsidcd in its inditnatioli against this itidivi- dual. Iie was reognised oel Tuesday night at the con- cert in Drury-lane Theatre, and there was very soon n crowd uuder the box that Ile occupied, exp'ressittg thoir disapprobation in on very ...

... interests, favourable to the principle of moderate, just, and equal protection to every interest of the State, was held in Drury-lane Thentre, London, for the purpose of receivinig the re- port of the provisional committee, and completing all necessary ...

... during the performance of the first act of the Duen- na. On' its conclusion, I left the box, intending to proceed to Drury-lane.. I had just closed the door;, and turned to- wards the stairs, whenI heard some one rushing behind me from the dark corner ...

... Or Mondaiy last, the Grand Reform Dinner to the embers for the County of Middlesex, Messrs Byng and fume. took place in Drury-Lane Theatre, which had been lpeciallyfitted. up for the occaqion, Lord Russell, eldest bn OF the Marquis of Tavistork, in the ...

... Waterford and Lord John ]3eresford have arrived at Curraghmore. A dinner is to le given to Mr. Charles Kean in the Saloon of the Drury-lane Theatre on Friday next-the Right HEn. Lord Morpeth, al P. in the chair-for the pur- pose of presenting that eminent tragedian ...

... Christimas. In the last week, utp to Fri- day night, the money taken amounted to £3.800. r - The receipts. t kin- Acrcler, at Drury-lane Theatre, during the last week. bhave averiged £500 a-night. LoxN. ?? old lady Ittely died at Rheenen, in Holland, aged 104 ...

... exception of too years after her marriage with the late Captain Nisbett, she had con- |tined to he a member of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane lanl the Haymarklet. The latter being the last establish- ment in London where her professional exertions were exhibited ...

... surrender the silver vase, stars, books, snuff-boxes, &c. presented to Mr. Kean by Lord Byron, Lord Essex, the Committee of Drury-lane, the Theatrical Fund C(omimittee, and others, in compliment to htis industry, talent, and genius. CURIOUS CAsE OF SmiLrtro ...

... losing his farm owing to arrears of ?? Observer. Captain Polhill is said to have already lost X25,000 by ?? theatrical ?? at Drury-lane. ...

... to pick a tuss n wid poor ni- r dis ?? Paper. em Her Majesty honoured the performance of Mr. Keanin Richard the Third, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Tbursdav a evening, with her presence. Her Majesty was attended s by the Duchess of Sutherland, the Marchioness ...

... Queen has appointed the Earl of Uxbridge one of the Lords in Waiting to her Majosty.-London Gazette Her Majesty's box at Drury.lane adjoins that of the Duke of Bedford. rt las been elegantly fitted up with blue silk curtains, riebly gilded chairs, &c. ...