... daughter, the sum of £ 15,000 each; to his sons the residue of his property Mr. Burn, the patentee of Covent Garden and Drury Lane. ! has presented a second silvervase to Mr. Dacrow, on account of -the splendid and siscesiful manner In which he his got ...

... person who re- moved any fixtures liable to be indicted for a felony. The total lose already incurred by Captain Polhillat Drury- lane Theatre has beqn calculated to amount to £25,000. if Ireland contains 20.399,608 statute acres; its value is In £T2,715 ...

... poor man whose trowsers had been moth-eaten while in the pawnbroker's came A rich example of rural simplicity occurred at Drury. lane Theatre, last Monday week, during the representa. i tion of The Rent Day. In the dittraining scene, i when Walack, (as ...

... whom they are so largely indebted are left in a state of ?? C/eo-cfic/e. The stage procession in honour ?? W. Scott, at Drury. lane, promises to be as attractive as it is nbvel. Braham has consented to study the character of Francis 0e hldis lone-a bold ...

... time. re Edit. Mercury. it] Afr. Fanreenhqff-On Moaday ae'nnight, a new drama, at entitled the Jetivus, was brought out at Drury Lane. in which a Mr. Vandenisoff performied the principal character. The rc London critics are almost unanimous In their praise ...

... well supported. There wvere £200 in the house. I am really so busy, having to play Farren's business until the close of Drury-lane, that I cannot enter more into detail, but I knew your anxiety to hear from me on this occasion, however briefly. Theatre-rooal ...

... - gain than lose by such men as Stanley and his c/ique Join s ing at once with the Tories. The reception of the Queen at Drury-lane, or, Manday evening, was the antipodes of flattering. The Tory jour- nal., Iperceive, are harping upon She enthusiastic ...

... purreyora af the good things of this world. The cook-shops and gj_,h,,p were filled from an early hour. One eatirg hlouse 'a d Drury-lane, actually cut up two rounds of heef befI t twelve o'clock. A party of about fifty passed atlng befere r street, two and ...

... gin and malt per diem. In the Insolvent Court, last week. Mr. Henry John Wallack, a ac member of the corps dramatique, of Drury-lane theatre, took his wi a benefit. There was no opposition, and he was ordered to be cll ,discharged. in n The revised pension ...

... Bel Lte- mounted on brushes attached to the shoes. The dector Is of im course making a fortune. of ox- A gentleman goes to Drury-lane Theatre every night, in ex- ast pectation of seeing Van Amburgh himself made a meal of, for he fer out would not miss the ...

... repealed during the years 1833.4 wee £3,398,650). Captait; Polhill, M.P., lost zE55,000 while lessee of Corent.. garden and Drury-lane Theatres! ?? has orderedan investigation into theconduct of Lieut. Reynolds, of the Coa-t Guard at Aichil, Ma, o, for having ...

... -Money Moses, as he is more familiarly called, land- 'ted lord of the Black Lion public-house, in Vine ar-yard, ,4th near Drury-lane Theatre, and his daughter, Mrs. Alice Ign Abrahams, both of whom wore taken into custody that lsmorning, were p laced at ...