... hyptercritical writers. The solo portions were given by Miss Birch, Mrs. Sunderlauid, Mrs. J. Wood, t Mr. D. W. King (of Drury Lane). and iMr. Machin. With the exception of our Grand Mlusical Festival, ?? inine or tell years ago, we do not thinil this ...

... load arnd copper merchant, Gores. al J. W. idullineux, Esq., rectifier, Dale-street. Thomas Mather, Esq., corn merchant, Drury-lane. Re t John Jordoln, Esq., banker, Huskoisson-street. ifo There were seventy-five prisonere for trial for felony, Pa Rad ...

... Bridgewater-street, was the defendant. Mr. Yates, jun., of Fenwick-street, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Anderson, Drury-lane, for the defendant. The case is ;r briefly this:.-The plaintiff (Mr. Swann) called at the . defendants Qffice for an amount ...

... INTELLIGENCE. in Oi COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. th BUNN V. LIND.-This action, in which Mr. Alfred a 15 BUNN, late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. sought to I. recover compensation from the celebrated Jenny Lind, *d the Swedish Nightingale,forbreach ofacontract ...

... and the Hlon. Colonel Seymour. TuE Couar. Her majesty and Prince Albert honoured the performance of French equestrians, at Drury Lane' Theatre, with their presence on Saturday evening. The' royal' dinner party on Monday included the Prince' and Princess ...