... from his long and severe indisposition, anti was able to ac- company a party of friends to the Duke of Bedford's box at Drury Lane on Wednesday, to see the new ballet of the Daughter of the Danube. The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Mar- guisof Stafford ...

... the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, met with a serious accident on Friday whilst riding a spirited horse, which suddenly took fright in conse- rptenrce of a stoie thrown at the animal by an idle boy at play. Mr Bunn managed to reach Drury Lane Theatre, but ...

... most unen- lightened classes in the lowest and humblest neigh- bourhoods. Thirty years since, such a lively loca- lity as Drury Lane was. on a Sunday, from. day- break till ulog after dark, one carnival of revelry, from the south end of it even to the north ...

... that the number of lawyers in Lon- don is no less than 4972, and that the amount of their costs in 1846-7 was L.16,210,le5. DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Wednesday night we had a repetition of thnt dull hru- tality which was the grand nuisance of Monday. The pit ...

... kiln, for burning the sticks, that heated the bricks, and set fire to the house that Josh burnt. * This is Mr Cooper of Drury Lane, who went down to Dudley and back again, and 'heard a man say, the very same day, that the house was a blazing, a fact more ...

... manner that cannot be excelled in London. The Srhoolfor Scandal, aitted on Saturday, is one of thefe: 'This can only be ?? at Drury Lane, where the author retains the pro- perty ; and, if we except Mrs JoR )Ar;, as Lady Teaze, who now very feldnim plays at ...

... OPERA. A no:lcer new opera was produced at Drury Lane Theatre on Friday night-the promised one by Balle. The character of -Mr Balfe's operatic ability is pretty gene- rally understood by the visitors of Drury Lane Theatre, and Tho Bondman exhibits it in ...

... CLARA WEBSTER. (To the Editor of die Times.) SIB-In all the accounts that have hitherto appeared of the awful accident at Drury Lane Theatre, I have not seen any mention of the behaviour of the audience on that occasion. I trust that it is oiwing rather ...

... Augustus D'E,te is now, as a matter of course, Baron of Arklow.-Dbhlitr Free- nan's Jorirnal. TulE 1' LEAGUE AT DRUrY LANE TOOEATRE.- The Drury Lane general Committee assembled ott Tuesday for the first time this year, under tire presidency of their noble ...

... Albert, and was received in a manner befitting ber station, and the loyal feelings by which her subjects are actuated. At Drury Lane Theatre we thought that nothing could exceed the kindly feeling which greeted her reception * but her appearance at Covent ...

... j. S. Andrewvs, Iwerue MVlinster, Dorset,jobber in horses. i.Garner, W\orcester, boot-maker. ?? A11coick, Russell Courr, Drury lane. Indofl, virtualler. IC. C. S. Bodlen. NMinories, London, isisurance-broker. W. Redhead. Litile C'lelsel, haker. 3. Illiot ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, EDINBURGH. Mr .JAs. ANDERSON, From the Theatres Roval, Drury Lane and Covent Garden, and the American Theatres; end !IIRS WARNER, From the Theatres Roval, Drury Lane and Co rent Garden, Being Engaged to I'erform here for Twel-e N ghts only ...