... a law agent, and carried on his business in Lichfield- street, Soho. On Wednesday night, about ten o'clock, he went into Drury lane Theatre to see the box-keeper, who was a friend of his. Whilst conversing he was suddenly taken ill, and was removed into ...

... sergeant of dragoons, having recently died. During their stay in town they lodged at the houseof Mr. Porter, surgeon, No.44, Drury. lane. Receiving no answer fromt the school, his mother deter- mined on returning hone to Lichfield, and left Mr. Porter's on ...

... I PLOTS OF THE PANTOMIMES. | DRURY -LANE. The Pantomime to be produced here next Wednesday is by G. H. Rodwell, entitled AULELLEQUIN ANtD GooD QUEEN BEss; or, Merrie England in the Olden Time. The opening, as it is termed, commences with the invocation ...

... THE WEEK. * --a THE MIAsoNs' STeitzS.-On Wednesdayevening an adjourned meeting of the masons was held at the Craven Head, Drury- lane, Mr. John Northington in the chair, to receive the reports of the several delegates from the different trades,and to take ...

... ;AWhere the tall Maypole once o'erlooked the Strand, But now (so Anne and piety ordain) A church cellects the saints of Drury-lane.' _his maypole was taken down in 1718, and given to Sir Isaac Newton, p.9 aest or stand for his large telescope. Pope has ...

... PRESENTATION CF PETITIONS. In the Comismons a great number af petitions were presented in avour of and againlst the corn laws. DRURY LANE TldEATRE. Mr. T. DuNCOMRsE presented a petition from the lessee and pelforni-ers of Dru r-line Theatre, comtplaining of ...

... CHITA NOVELTIES, I PANTOMIMES, UiULESQUES, eAND EXHIBITIONS. DRURY LANE. The Pantomnime at this hiouse, as the production of two men well known to the public as successful contributors to the light literature of the day, and one of thern (Alfred Crowquill) ...

... chseer, and invokes the aid of Rich in favour of Drury-lane. The Spirit of Rich (Mi. Darcie) obeys the summons, and, after expressing his belief that Shakspere and himself Cal once more fill Drury-lane, asks who is the friend for whom Christmas requires ...

... I ASSASSINATION IN PITT'S-PLACE, DRURY-LANE. k Shortly after six o'clock on Monday morning the inhabitants of Pitt's-place, a narrow paved court leading from Drury-lane to Great Wild-street, were alarmed by the report of a pistol from the house No. 4 ...

... DRURY-ILANE. I Certain members of and friends to the theatrical profession of Native Talent 'said there would be a row at Drury-lane, if the French Company who have taken it appeared there, and as that com- pany attempted to perform SMonte Christb on Mon- ...

... -ANuD 3DEWAT OF THE INVADERS. ?? The rench performers, who were so jealouply, and* violently, and stupidly assailed at Drury-lane Theatre, have withdrawn from the contest, instead of renewing it on Monday and Wednesday, as they promised to do; and the ...

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