... from disease of the heart, accelerated by over joy at meeting her mother 'TIhe second season of the present manaoemenet of Drury-lane theatre commenced on Saturday. 0011 after the doors were opened the house was crowded in every part. God save the Queen ...

... wonted force and skill. A new and successful littlecome. dy, ' Gertrude's Clerries, by D. Jerrold, followed the opera. Drury-lane theatre will not open until Satur- day tile 1st Oct. when the performances, as at present arranged, will consist of Shakspeare's ...

... Court. Edward Sanders 1,,-rests Carpenter, joiner, and builder, Star and Garter Inn, worcester. Junle28.-Roi~ett Levens, Drury-lane, Middle- SSx, Coach naster. Carsten Holthouse, New-road, Saint Georrtghe'sF in thle East, lMiddlesex, sugar-refiner. George ...

... Charles Lawton, Liverpool, shoe-maker. Charles Crickmay, Portsmouth, gun and pistol manufacturer. Juno 6.-John Charles Marter, Drury-lane, linen- draper. James Williams Thomas, Merk-laue-and Stroud, near Rochestmr, oern-merchant Rebecca Crane, Harrow-on-the-Hill ...

... October 12. G. Fendal, Wodtotck IE - street, Okford.street, butcher. Octo-er 12. E. Mdyo, late of 11. Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, woollen dra-i per, (ctfter 9. W. Bull andlF. Turner,`Birmingham,~ ?? 9.W J. Nicks Warwick, carpenter, Octob er 1 . i. WTurton ...

... merclhant. Benj a- min Oliver and William Goodwin , High Wycombe, Buckiiighanishire, drapers. Thomas Pilboam, Parker- street, Drury-lane, smith. Iteypold 1-logg Goddard, Wood-street, fringe-maker. Eldward Morris Alorgan, Welchpool, Montgomerysliiro, baryte ...

... LONDON, MAY 17. TROM FRIDAY AND TUEDAY NIGHTS' eAzurE. BANKRUPTS. May 12.-Richard Egan Lee, Craven-buildings, Drury-lane, London, printer. John Young, of the New-cut, Lambeth, victualler. Charles Bridger, late of Hampton, Middlesex, mealman. Joseph Stansbury ...

... trappings, which are exceedingly costly, have a magnificent effect. On Saturday night a frightful occurence took plmce at Drury-lane theatre, during the performance of The Revolt of the Harem, which has deprived the stage of the best English dancer of ...

... applying for parochial reliet. At the Central Crimineal Court, oin Saturday, John Packard, (a surgeoi and chemilist ili Drury-lane.) Joseph Packard, laid Alfred Keiiioet, were seiteiced to one mouth's imprisonment in Ne wgate, For causiiig the death ot ...

... ANECDOTE OF QUEEN ADELAIDE.-ThC Duke of Clarence, in the lifetime of Mrs Jordan, was fre- quently behind the scenes in Drury-lane Theatre. In deed, it is said that the royal autograph is extant in the Saturday Treasury book for Mrs Jordan's salary. Thus ...

... our city is a creditor of one of these houses for 40,00D ?? Alfred Shaw has accepted an engagement from Mr 'I.ncready, at Drury-lane, and will make her appear- ?? with Miss Clara Novello at that theatre in the q, rse of the ensuing week.-A small emneute ...

... and many of them were seriously injured. On Sunday afternoon a scene of riot and blood- shed occurred in Lincoln-court, Drury-lane,a place il- habited by the lowest orders. A man called Perryman, whose wife was fighting with another woman, attract- ed ...