... within these last three plls, for a ?? otfence.sohsfo sila ACCIDENTS, OFFEACES, $c. BOX-LOUNGING BLACKC-4-RDS.-The ?? at Drury-lane Theatre were on Tuesday evenin- disturbed by a pugilistic contest betwee Capt. B. of the-Navy, and Mr. C. a city merchant ...

... wounded, did not strike till she was in a sinking state. The Linm - was not injured. BANkKRUPTCY- SUPERSEDED. 'Wiliam Harris, Drury-lane, London, Woollen draper, BANKRUPTS. William 'Barker, Bread-street, vwarehouseman, to sur- render Jan. 25, at eleven, Feb ...

... March 26, ateleven, atthe Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Attorney, Mr. Blakelock, Temple, Loudon. John Maclachlan, 11arford-place, Drury-lane, cabinet- maker, Feb. 20, 27, March 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Surman, Golden-square. Caleb Whital, Fencho ...

... BING FRO01 STAG I-RE ,.s. The theatres have produced very lit~te worthy of otice dnurig the last -wee. It i.s .ufoctate.f Drury-lane; that the new ftre called inz ane o2uf Tune, which Tan; perforaled for thie first tiue oil Tues- day, has appeared just ...

... ShoveU j Of Moge-dMore. TIhe mIUSiC is by KELLY aud BRASA1. - A new melo-draijiatic Ballet of Action is in rehear- sal at Drury-lane Theaire, svritten by Mr. 'it ml- Mr. CoOKE I has renewed hit engagement at Covent Garden for three. years, at an.encreasedsaiarg ...

... Wolverhanmpton, iron- ?? 19. J. Martin, jun. and J. Russel, Li- verpool, ?? 22. J. Dipple, Wands- worth, ?? 16. Wm. Crauston, Drury- lane, ?? S. W. Williams, Lad-lane, vic- ?? 2. S. Harman, Modbury, Devonshire, ?? 26. Rt. Poole, Ratcliffe-Highway, ?? 19. II ...

... -June4, J. Underhill, Barbicaii, strawhat-manufacturer.- May 24. T. Read, Whitecombe-street, jeweller.- June 18. W, Morley, Drury-lane, warehouseman.- May 24. J. Richardson, Holborn, ?? 2$. ?? Davies, North,street, Chelsea, plasterer.- July 9. W. Haumbly ...

... mr. TR[ ny, a gIce-simier, hrom Drlry-iane theatre; an d IFassun, tihe slave vwho is Irhde so luch of hv Mr. DoWlroN at Drury-lane, was perforimed by my oll acqu2;intance in wvretchednes3, asr. Jon'N PALMER, who, it is quite necessary-to assure t--e public ...

... firemen, they nsf- fered little more darmage than a severe scorchitg, Some apprehensions were entertained for the safety of Drury- lane theatre, as the Rakes of fire were carried byathe wind with force and in great quantities in that direction. A great number ...

... allowable qnaintt- ness, as Mr. MAH'rEws can give the character without injuring it's natuce, WhHe MATHEWVS therefore -is at Drury-lane, the theatre cannot possibly want an actor like SIr. Scnxv;ar, who is at best a Mr. BCTERLLY turned singer. Jle would be ...

... T-ZI GHOST IN HAIMLET. TO TTI EDITOR OF TInS EXAMINER. I. HDITOR, At the last representation of Hamlet, at Drury-lane Theatre, I was forcibly struck withthe use, or-rather the ne-use, which the Ghost made of his truncheon. In that horrific speech, beginning ...

... places devoted to gaiety. It was to' on Thursday last tiat a crowdedl audience was witner- SitP' the son- and the dance at Drury-lane 'Ilhcatre, and on I ?? L;t night that imrense edifice was alaiost reduced to ashes O' course the Examiner need not mnake ...