... detect these wretches, who may too probably seduce others to embark this Hlicii traffic. Saturday evening Mr. Horn, from Drury Lane, and Mr. J. Russell, from Covent Garden, gave most amusing entertainment Songs, Ricitations and Imitations our Theatre. ...

... she had some design upon her life. At length she jumped in, and sunk. A lad, named Dumblcton, son of potatoe-merchant in Drury-lane, who beheld the act, immediately came up, and seeing that no steps were taken for the preservation of the wretched woman ...

... just as they were, seventeen hundred years ago. The two theatres for dramatic entertainments are close together as our own Drury-Lane, and Covent-Garden. The larger one, which might have contained five thousand persons, like the amphitheatres, had no roof ...

... following incident created a lively degree of interest amongst the spectators:—ln one of tbe houses which had taken fire in Drury-lane, was heard the shrill whistle of a bird, and it was immediately recollected that there was cage in the first floor. How ...

... Queen was called for at Drury-lane and Covent-Garden Theatres on Saturday night, and sung the vocal corps, the audience joining, and substituting tbe name of the Queen tor King in various passages.—Ear] Grey was recognised Drury-lane, and greatly ■applauded ...

... nine o'clock yesterday evening, the two last-mentioned officers obtained information which led them to Sbort's-gardens, Drury-lane, where, after waiting for some time, diey saw die prisoner and some other men issue from a house and come towards them. ...

... pretending to be constable. Ryan was found armed with a Constable's staff, pretending to be Constable, and acting Duke's Court, Drury-lane, at the time of the fire. He was taken into custody about six weeks ago in company •with Diall, in Knightsbridge. No person ...

... birds, or ducks hatched from the eggs of the wild ones of last season. When the tragedy of Pizarro was first produced at Drury-lane theatre, the Dramatis Persona? contained the names of thirty-two actors and actresses, not one of which now appears in it ...

... with party, have had a Urn r . the that his Majesty deign to honour Ireland with his On Tuesday night his Majesty visited Drury-lane Theatre, and last night Covent Garden. And nothing can be more gratifying to the best feelings of Monarch than the reception ...

... the Island of Barbadoes; and Major- Gen. Sir T. Brisbane is appointed Governor of New South Wales. His Majesty's visits to Drury-lane and Covcnt-garden Theatres on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, were as gratifying to the public, the loyal and enthusiastic ...

... and Lady L. Lambton, Sir Ronald Fergusan, &.c The following singular circumstance occurred on the '*? the Kinf,r Was &t Drury-lane Theatre A Gentleman of Clerkenwcll, who was in the crowd, missing his watch, seized a man whom he supposed had robbed him ...

... ; 15*. 6d. ChuUcers Canterbury Tales, a Manuscript of the 14th or I.sth century 10,?. 6d. An extraordinary collection of Drury-lane and Covent-garden play-bills, from the year 17.51 to the present time. The early volumes contain, some curious MS. notes ...