... , Jan. 16.) v.street, Drury lane. iimi.toisr, Surrey. uLer, iucea-street, War wickshire. -place, Brli reatham place, Rrix. Ch. ware road. rr Westmore. •arehousemen, Lad- I rect. - J.I.V. 19. ish Brain last week toddy was large; of The trade th Pi- Ir ...

... splendid in precise proportion to the dirt and poverty of the sue. rounding neighbourhood. The gi ns h o p s in and near Drury lane, Holborn, St. Giles's, Covent Garden, and Clare Market, are the handsomest In London—there is more filth and squalid misery ...

... the melba for • • copies of all earrespomlenee which had tikes Mrs between the Lord Chantherlain's (Race and the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre from Monday last. HIGHWAYS BILL.—Sir G. STRICKLAND opposed the beige rim into committee on this bill, alleging ...

... have yet been able to say what fish it is. On Wednesday evening. as Zr.. Harrison, the proprietress of I hmker's shop in Drury lane, tearing up the bottom of a very ancient chair, fur the purpose of converting the hair to other purposes, she was agreeably ...

... expired in great agony. Verdict Accidental death. Narita TALENT.— Auber's Opera of The Crowns Diamonds was performed at Drury Lane Theatre, on Thursday evening lout, with the greatest weans. Amongst the tongs were seseral interpolations from English authors ...

... that beats cock. fighti og. To hundreds the fight furnished a preferable diversion to the legitimate drama at either Drury Lane or Covent Garden. Men like to see conflicts—that's the truth, humiliating as the fact is. It is only in consonance with ...

... guess, with nut so much success as formerly. A few days ago he addr-ssed a letter to a person named Partridge, residing in Drury' lane, stating that, on the payment of 20s. the write. could inform him of something greatly to his advantage. Mr. Partridge ...

... actions, to the ewe e of Holroyd. the king's plumber, who turned aside pistol of Hatfield, when levelled at George 111 in Drury Lane theatre— . Don't you see (said he) that he was the king', plumber, and that he did net like any bat himself to supply his ...

... Chaplin was tke sun of Mr. Chorles Chap•Vggigainager of the Theatres Royal. Liverpool and and wmerly of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. Ma was 26. The Gazette of Leipsic states that M. Arago Soliman Pada% aide-de-camp, was killed in a duel, at Cairo, by a ...

... REFORM DINNER. The °rend Reform Diseer to the Members for the county (Messrs. Ilyng and dime) took place on Monday last, at Drury Lane Theatre. The nrrangemants made for the were the mot mies. and most libeled stole. The tables were spread for persons. a ...

... Doke of Argyll declared he would Introduce • meager,. relative to chiral, entenolon in Scotland.—A on the tusked halos at Drury-lane Theatre took place between the of London and the Earl of Coleridge. the expressing warm at the oli.acoing iueteceowia.of ...

... gaping wide mouthed to see the stone lion ea the parapet wag his tail! And many dui are old enough to remember how erowded Drury Lane Theatre was with fasbkmables, to see the conjuror get lato a quart bottle! and how quietly t►e audience took the manager's ...