... dv7eIt;at some length, onthe progress of Popery dand Ingdelity. With respect to the latter, he said, tChere was a oue .1 Drury Lane, London. in which was followved S a regular system of baptism into Infidelity. Rev. Dr. BROWN then proposed the thanks of ...

... on the 5tb inst,, IMrs Morn, of a son, Mlarred, ?? Church, on the 17th nlt. RceriAnD e TEKs, REq. of the Theatir. Royal, Drury Lane, to Miss EL19A MAI~Y, lute Of (dinegoW. Married, at Knock, Isle of Skye, on the 27th ult, by the In -Rev. Alex. Alaciver ...

... seasures 157 d- fiie is totuid tlc Cliest. ! iii Rlajeity, on WVedelsday, sent a donatiotn ofui' hundred guineas to the Drury Lane theatrical fund. 1! r. Owen will probably have the opinion of a pu!. lie body on the practicability of hi5 system soon-; ...

... a ?? Bart'.'of MochsruR. ' ' la On the sit. us i oreiegton Place, Londor, willotugshby:Lacy, Es'l. formerly patentee of Drury Lane Theatre, ansd pn ne the contsnpore- rieo of Garrick, aged eiglity,-thre e. : -X g~k ru p1B. ?? - , Creditors, of William ...

... of Kirktonhill. A t Croma.rt, Mr Wishart. Lady Charlotte iFitzroy, sixth daughter of the . Duke of Grafton. MrsPope, of Drury Lane Theatres at the ear- l Iy age ot 26 :-She wvas an accomplished adress, . and a most amiable wornau. At sea, Colonel Win ...

... England to all our Australian settlements. On Thursday week, the 4 lb. loaf was reduced-to 6id. in the neighbourhood of Drury Lane, and other districts in the metro- polls. . The American Ice Company have just imported into London a- -number -of wild ...

... 0 0 N C E n T 5. TltEATRtE'-1OYAL, ABERIDEEN. MR. TUM1PLETON. (101In Ttl5ATRESi11l0A.At, DRURY LANE AND COVENT GARDEN) AND THE MISSES SMfITH, B Oto anritotnawo that thtey itill give 'VWO CO NCERTS in ?? 1 mATRY.. Alherdtccn, oan 11O.NlAY and ?? Estritngr ...

... O'Hara, a' accom pished young: dg i the proter - of t!he Countessof Ely, in her a2d year: she was se ized .with a fit Itt Drury Lane Theatre, aiid expired next morning. At Dover, Mr -Smith. What iaptain in the Guard, by his valoulr, twice saxed thie prsent ...

... The Financial and Parliamentari* Reform Association.—Th« association held the first of a aenea of asgreffate meetings in Drury Lane Theatre, Monday evening. The theatre was crammed overflow. Sir Joshua Walmsley, M.P., presided, and several other members ...

... fell in Shargate-street, and, damaged several houses, en- sevvral lives were lost. On Fridaya ho- rein White Hart Yard, Drury lane, London, fell down, and: ay, kilcd Win. Annison and his -dife. Several others of iev thetenants were much hurt. a ac b vn- ...

... complete manner, and every character well supported. We hear there is a lielt- hood of its being speedily brought out at Drury Lane, and we shall be g ad of it; for Mr Aldridge's exertios to make the play fit for representation, and his performancesi are ...

... of s -ttorney to Signeur Jims. c1ietti to se1l her property in I ltaly.l .uionday last, tie Queen utnexpecteily visiacld Drury Lane theatre, to see Lord Ilct-on's newt play. Cler ,iujestyv was not expected, and no prepiarations laid bleen ricle frr her ...