... o'clock yes- terday morning, the neighbourhood of Drury Lane was thrown into the utmnst state of alarm by the discovery that of , a fire had broke out in the bakehouse of Mr Penfold, No. tha l128, Drury Lane. Such was the rapidity with which the. I flames ...

... purser of that ship. Bishop, the composer, is still employed on the music of Aladdin, which is in preparation as an opera at Drury Lane Theatre, on a scale of great magnifi- cence. Miss Stephens is to perform the character of Aladdin. Mr Braham is engaged ...

... nesday evening, in the person of Air Penson (who, we are no informed, is a scion of the veteran of that name, formerly of m Drury Lane theatre). The character chosen. for his debut he was Figaro, in the Barber of Seville; and it is but justice a.to acknowledge ...

... G-. Smart. rl iave ~. Plooll B3ARNARD), THE CbsAniio-Aw.-A night or two The 'ago, this once favourite cometdian, of the Drury Lane seen establishment, was sitting, with* scarcely a rag to co- in vein him, at the Harp 'Theatrical house in Russell 'ti in ...

... sawv that matters. wrere all goit wron g, antd wondered the house should have ]asted so long, a.S he toll James Day friom Drury lane, who went there every moritnigandt back again, to Laing the sur- ve'r, v.ho took ?? ch are, to order the spandrels stout ...

... LONDOAN. ate WEDNESDAY-NovExvttER 29. be an His Majesty has signified his intention of honour- ing Drury Lane Theatre with his presence on Friday on next. The performances which have been command- P' so ed on the occasion are, the Devil's Bridge, and ...

... SALE OF MB ELLISTON'S EFFECTS. Monday being themday appointed for the sale of the ef- feats of the late lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, a great crowd assembled at his residence, No. 9, Stratford Piace, Oxford Road. Brokers and Jews were in abundance, al- ...

... When he parted with his. P friend Price, lie assured him he should return to a' England, and resume his performance at Drury Lane tl in February. The report of Kean's having any thing to do with the lease of that theatre, is devoid of truth. Mr Price ...

... Castle Huntly,. outward bound, was all well on the 22d April, in bu lat. 22. 40. soItt, long. 29. 20. west. an soteti, . ?? DRURY LANE THEATRE.-Mr Bish has declined wl becoming the lessee of this theatre, in cons quence of du the most extraordinary binding ...

... THE KING'S, VISIT TO COVENT-GARDEN AND DRURY-LANE THEATRES. The announcement of His Alajesty's intention to visit the a National Theatres is always received with unmingled satis- st faction by the public, and is justly regarded as somnething 1 more than ...

... place called Cha, vu from whence he expected to reach Youri in a fewe days. - 0 Mr Bish of Cornhill is the newv lessee of Drury- lane Theatre. The entire management of the th eatre ti will be placed in the hands of Mr Bunn. . t Public curiosity was excited ...

... hsbe teelby~h~re enonhas been engaged for next sea- ' lotote loanaper of Covent Garden Theatre. The ?? he had an offer from Drury Lane 1Tuesday John Marr, whose case had been re- befror t'he High Court of Justiciary, was tried Ile ahe ?? of this county, an(I ...