... piece by their irresistible drolloy. In addi-1: tion to this, the fascinating Miss Ballin and Mr. Checkini r (both front Drury Lane), whose delightful dancing has e been a source of great attraction and entertainment from t the onset of this season, assisted ...

... each of its clerical mem- from2501. to 3001. a-year, about the income of a third n Tonrth rate actor at Covent Garden or Drury Lane, and ;shsiderahly less than the income of the secretary of a -ilular singer at the Opera. Cooks, wvho are eminent in ' ~hsir ...

... consequence -of'hostile tenoir of the speech of the American President towards France-thev closed at 92.-New comedy produced at Drury, lane Saturday, intitled The King's Seal, founded ott an in- cident in the life of HIenri Qetate, who is made acquainted with ...

... present Duke, now married to Col. O'Reilley; and 3. Sueamnah Stephanie, married to young Duke Wednesday last. is -Lessee of Drury Lane Theatre has announced intention from this day to reduce his prices to same scale as Covent Garden.- Sunday, at suenrise ...

... brought to ?? Gazslte. Yesterday morning, at three o'clock, as four persons, a Mr. Hall and his wife, of Craven-buildings, Drury- lane, and two young men, named Isnell and Cogger, were coming up the Thames in a small sailing-boat froen Gravesend, where they ...

... Metropolis, Mr. Buna de- termined upon having musical entertainments and exhi- bitions of lions on Wednesdays and Fridays at Drury- lane Theatre, when he received from Lord Chamberlain's Office communication, stating that her 31ajesty's Minigters Jlad given ...

... at mastn that they formed pact of the fresh importation, and fa resided wihl their masters at No. 1 2, Short's-gardenis, Drury- lane, a notorious depot for Italian velgraney. Eitratton tadded that in conseqtuence of his excrtions iast year to suppress tbe ...

... daughter of Air. Liston, presides over musical department-it will open early in October-AMr. Bunt retains lessee.ship of Drury- lane, which will open end of present month-he and his friend Planch6 have just returned frotm Paris, where they have been skimming ...

... uman may be seen daily actively employed in masking his purchases and attending Iis customers in the neighboumr- ulmood of Drury -lane. A blind mait is a resident in Hackney .orkhoumse, who is well known for Iis active disposition at fires in that neighbourhood ...

... for p?,ynset, and swallo6wed it-for this offence -Yoinst was -coviced;andsentenced to tweve ,6months' imprisoniment. -:-Drury- Lane Theatrical Fund Dinner fix~ed for-27th isaton' which occasion the 'Duke of Caiubridge has )egtibMselfto preside.Petition ...

... appre- bended, and is believed to have now quitted London.-Sniart, proprietor of Mhothier H.'B-Refreshment Roonis, opposite Drury- lane Theatre, and Jenkinms, Isis waiter, tribad Thursday at York for robbery of the- Doncaster liettitsg-rooms, and acquitted ...

... triumphant met the Adelphi, devinced by nightly overflowing ?? Duchess of St. Alban's has directed Mr. Hughes, Secretary to Drury Lane Theatrical Fund, to give several venerable ladies who have strutted their hour on the stage, and now annuitants -on Fund ...