... exclo- of the name ForMor. who had In the main nennitte I hlmaelf. with dl-«rctlw. and ; but that, on your appearance at Drury Lane. Wacoar-a and temper had comi l -teU changed, and ‘hal.’»• « .l of treating your performi.nces. with the impartial-ty abich ...

... accustomed to see him in tragic parts alone. His reception from an audience which completely filled that huge theatre in Drury lane was enthusiastic. The crowded pit, the crowvded gallery, the boxes partitioned into stalls and crowded still, all united ...

... gaol. SrAsNGt SutCIDs.-On Tuesday morning, about two o'clock, a woman of the name of Payne, residing in Charles Street, Drury Lane, hearing a strange noise'at her window, she opened it. and saw a man s legs dangling in front of it. She put ouit her head ...

... Knights ef the second class. The Q:een, Prince Albert, an(d the Royal children, visitet1 M. Dejeari's Cirquc Nationale,at Drury Lane, on Saturday eveniung 14er Majesty appeared greatly delighted with tile performarces, and frequently applauded by clapping ...

... apparently .* . iat so great distance from the earth. ?? 'n e ' Mrs Orger, from, the Edinburgh stage, appeared 3t 'at , 'Drury Lane Theatreen Tunesday, in Lydia Languish,, in ti e sheridan's pleasant comedy of the rivals. She was very. IW favourably Oceived ...

... and is shortly expected in Listoni nccord i'g tio report, is to receive- £50 a- *:ee cIIL-ilg ticiii CenSing SieliOn at Drury Lane I Thet. ! ii l-t aterihias is to have £25 every night 1, thit slit perioeai BI . T.'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~d ...

... out of doors. hurried into sheller witti as ituth expedition as the lires'ailhin darkness and confusion wiould per'uit. At Drury Lane, opera andi ballhet are lit the ascendlant. Tule Ito- lemalan Girl ha, lo.,t noiie of its attraceiveness. and liau fairly ...

... Enlargement andt Building of Churches and Chapels, a Hank of Eng1cland jioe for £1 000. The Committee of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, has gatd the present lessee, M~r Bunn, a tease for the ensuing three year.s. Two young ladlics, daughters of Mir 31-Hardy ...

... Suicide.-Onl Friiday morning Mr. Nb,% tle boot and shoemaker, residinig at Mr hBirtlett's, corner es of Whiichlart Yard, Drury Lane, in a lit of delirium, Put an elld to his ?? by cutting his throat with c of a razor. His wife was in bed withl )him at ...

... -Jamcs Hatfield, who hi wvas tried at the Old Dailey, in the month of September, 1802, ii for firing ao loaded pistol, in Drury Lane Theatre, at his Mla- jesty King George III., aud acqiuitted on the ground of snoarn-h ity, died on Saturday, the 23d ultimo ...

... the complinieits of the Nobiiitv at Glouc'ster Lodge, Weymouth. Mrs Billington, by her engagemient at Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres, for the ensu- ing wvinter, wvill reaiiz~e 5oool. sterling. Butt it is not true that she has petitioned fur a pension ...

... be in London wi st in the couise of the week, and thit previous to his de- ch, partm re fur Brighton, he n ill hoiourir Drury Lane an IC auri Coven t 6arde i Theira tres w iti his presenCe. ftlC Ic TIlie doublL sovereigi-s lrave been issued, but the rat ...