... as sung by Mr.Wallack, in ne popular Drama of THE BRIGAND, now performing with the greatest success at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, written by J. It. Planche, Esq., the Music °mos:Hied liY Cooke, price 2s. Also, !Warr( the Willow Glen, written and composed ...

... Columbine's head as she is seated at a table: but what is this among so many feats we have seen in our younger days? At Drury Lane the entertainment has been got up with uncommon spirit and splendour, and there can be but one opinion of the result of ...

... the Court of Prance. ln 3 vols. 3. LORD GLENGALL'S COMEDY of the FOLLIES of FASHION, as per- formed at the Theatre Roysl, Drury Lane. 4. MEMOIRS and CORRESPONIDENCE of TROMAS JEFFERSON, late President of the United States. Edited by Thomas Jefferson Randolph; ...

... Dr:di,. Rowlan i d-streei j Tot_ _ _ _ R. . t=th . , _ rt . , n j l' ; Sb a :rind It. I, Mae Ile .T . h 7 2 t irme IL R. Drury — lane.-•-. Pan. 11.01.7004, tergrena. 22.5. Morse, Hatfield Pererel. Sim:. MR It. H. T. !Hurley, Arlsbam, Nortolk, Ilnendraper-Jan ...

... it he had been annoyed, he would advise him to do so. John Russell, the son of Mr. Russell, watch-Nakor and jeweller, of Drury-lane, was charged with robblAg his father. _ The prisoner,it appeared, had been in the employment of his father, and had robbed ...

... tippet, and bonnet, all of which were covered with filth and dirt. It appeared that Miss Lawrence and Mr. Solomons went to Drury-lane Theatre to see the pantomime. Mr. Solomons being obliged to go to tee a friend who was going to the country, left Miss Lawrence ...

... from a stand of hot buns into the front of a brick building ? Or is it necessary to dilate upon the marvellous giant at Drury Lane, who falls asleep with his eyes open ? Our readers will give us credit for an abundant stock of sympathy; but there are ...

... sional assistance to be rendered by the Me. Garden Company to this unfortunate man Benefit the Haymarket spirited lessee of Drury-lane^ie^^ that any of the members of 1 engaged on the night in question (the his full concurrence to lend their aid m , deriving; ...

... tippet, and bonnet, all of which were covered with filth and dirt. it appeared that Miss Lawrence and Mr. Solomons went to Drury-lane theatre to see the pantomime. Mr. Solomons, being obliged to go to see a friend who was going to the country, left Miss ...

... THE CHRISTMAS PANTOMIMES. --44-40-- DRURY-LANE. Whether it be owing to the March of Intellect or to the march of a spurious kind of refinement, we know not, but the old mirth-exciting Christmas Pantomime is rapidly going out of fashion. Instead of ...

... Walnut-tree-walk, Lambeth, engineer—Jan. 22, J. W. Lhaw and A. W. Elmslie, Fenchurcla-buildings, merchants—Jan. 22, R. Levens s Drury-lane, coach-maker— Jan. 22; E. Cottingham, B exley, Kent, surgeon—Jan. 22, G. ,Moore, Sheffield,. scissors-manufacturer--Jan ...

... tnamiet:s, Jan. 22, at ten. HALL, J. Rupert-street, Goodman's-tlelds, licensed-victualler, Jan. 2, , at ten. _ LEVEN.S..R., Drury-lane, coach master, Jan. 22, at twelve. MORSE, S., Datfield l'everel ‘ Essex, silk throwster, Jan. 22, at ten. C., Maidstone ...