... de la Couronne,” ealled “ The Crown Jewels,” adapted for the lish stage by Mr. Tully and Mr. Fitzball, was performed at Drury-lane, Madame and Bann have Anna Thillon appearing as the heroine.- Lumley en bidding against each other to obtain the services ...

... was at the London Tavern, the Lord Mayor in the chair. The amounted to upwards of £1000, On Monday, the anniversary of the Drury-lane Fund was held at the Freemason’s tavern, Great Queen-street, the Dake of Cambridge in the ch The sum collected amounted ...

... Rotherhithe ; it was not subdued till after two hours exertiou.— Monday, the unfortunate man Blewitt exp who was shot in Drury-lane, a few weeks ago, by a lad named Graham.— poor woman, Elizabet Palien, who was thrown from a window in West- | minster, ...

... evidently the most popular vocalist with the audience.--The Theatres, too, all have considerable attractions: and whilst Drury-lane is nightly crowded to hear the music of a Benedict, Auber, or Macfarren; the Hay- market, the and the Lyceum have always ...

... —Edward Gardner, Whitecha 7 e I, manntacturing chemist J.C. Staines, N orthamptonshive, tailor. T. Pilbeam, Parker-street, Drury-lane, coachsmith.—J. Boul- ton, carrier.—W. Kirby, Li- verpooi, hotel keeper.—J. G. Smith, Liverpool, grocer.—P. Hare, iverpoo ...

... remembrane of Tamburini’s finished ele ance, Th 2nd & 3rd rate singers at the opera, are inferior to the sh vocalists at Drury-lane ; but the Chorus ts magni feent. In yew opera in this of Lombardi, (pertormed for the first country, on the ay,) the choral ...

... co-operate and trade upon this plan.—In London, a number of the strong * boot and shoe makers” have opened ashop at 151, Drury-lane, and are actively at work for themselves; and it was stated, at the Manchester conference, that though only a few weeks ...