... CHI T-CH AT. Mr. Henry Phillips. the vocalist, has seceded from Drury. lane Theatre. All people are not despised who have vices, but every one is despised who has no virtue. The parliamentary papers printed for the session 1837-8 amount, exclusive oftmaps ...

... have heard of heoe, was a great thief- he is placed on the portico of Drury-lane, because there is no room for him in- side. There are besides the boxes, very fine stables at Drury- lane; and the green-room (a place for young actors, green being a fashionable ...

... fire originated are situated its Vinegar- yard, leading from Brydges-street alongside of the south portion of Drury lane Theatre, to Drury lane, and adjoining the welltlinown public-house, the Crown. The flames roared forth with terrific fury, and by the ...

... STREET. ARRE.ST OF SVr.vRAL MEMBERtS 6F TOE DEMocRATIc Asso- CIATION.-JY7ilitlhom Coraisi.,a shoemaker, 12, Drury-court, Drury- lane ; Charies 7'Tcrns, an iron plate worker; Henry Riile, a die- sinker; Thomes Irelasd, a porter; Francis ribWy, a schoolmas- ...

... PRESENTATION CF PETITIONS. In the Comismons a great number af petitions were presented in avour of and againlst the corn laws. DRURY LANE TldEATRE. Mr. T. DuNCOMRsE presented a petition from the lessee and pelforni-ers of Dru r-line Theatre, comtplaining of ...

... upon the consumption of October, 1837, and a decrease of 51 cows, and 3,396 kilograusises of tallow. Sinclair is engaged at Drury-lane, and will mnike is ap - pearance witll Brahans in Rossini's opera of William Toll;' which evill shortly be produced there ...

... of Newburgh took place at her residence at Brighton, on Friday last, in her 77th year. In a window in White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, may be seen a bill, announcing that karpets is beet and mezagees tended to by the person in the kitchen. In Duke-street ...

... written-' 0 heers the shop wot gire toopense for five pound of bones. N.B. Rags, ials and flint gles bort. The lessee of Drury-lane Theatre has announced Rossini's cele- brated opera of Guillaume Tell for Monday next. They write from Munich that the ...

... DauSrENNEss.-rllis mornting between twelve and one o'clock, Robert Meyrick, aged2, a porter, living at 28, Wyld-street, Drury-lane, returned hore in an linfuriated stalte of intoxication, and having quarrelled with sis weife, threatened her in a savage ...

... to the late nobleman, will be the candidate. Mrs. Al. W. Balfe, wife of Mr. W. Balfe (the popular actor and composer at Drury-lane), will shortly make her debut as an actress and singer. It is stated that Mr. C. Fergusson is about to retire, owing to ...

... the trade to perse- vere in their own exertions. God never helps any but those who help themselves. The QUEEN has been at Drury-lane Theatre-a place once celebrated as the home of the national draina-to see certain wild beasts, and a more than usually stupid ...

... treaty with the pro- prietor of Richardson's ambulatory theatre, whose entire apparatus he wsished to set up on the stage of Drury-lane. He considered that the effect would be novel, and that the blowing of horns, antics of clowns, &c., inviting the audience ...