... only saved by intrepidity of a dustman- they were taken out totally insensible, but soon ?? Cheshire Cheese, Russell-court, Drury.lane, celebrated theatrical resort, nearly burnt down Saturday night, owing to bed-curtains in the second floor accidentally ...

... his head. -On Tuesda y his falther came up from 'Shrewsbury, 1to visit him, and cl (inte evening they wentetlogeriher to Drury-lane ''Theatre. The deefasid.( who. conmplainecd of. inldisposition, i-C- iturned hotems before the pet~forroanee ivas over, ...

... Henry New, of Birmingham, common carriers. John William Bell, of Pinner's Hall, Broad-street, merchant. W'illiam Walker, -of Drury-lane, looking glass manufacturer. Philip Brown, of Prince's-place, Commercial-rond, draper. -isaac LDj of oldliam. l-escashire ...

... Overture to William Tell bids fair to rival the celebrated Der Freischutz-it was encored twice Friday at the Oratorio, at Drury-lane Theatre.-Miss Graddon udischarged last weel4under Insolvent Debtor's Act-majority of her debts (about 30001.) incurred by ...

... to embark for America, whither they proceed as settlers at expense of that parish. -M1r. Price has given up Lesseessip of Drury-lane Theatre- management has revolved to Committee.-Aliss Stephens engaged at this Theatre.-Signor Lanza's Panarionicon, for ...

... 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 ...

... ?? godmns in Russia since 11824 have produced ore valued a3,00,000i-silver mines propor- tionably ?? uproar Saturday at Drury-lane be- tween pros and cons for an encore of Madame Vestris-:the lady came forward and said 1 to be, or not -to be ?-the appeal ...

... There has been a slack demand for Oats to-day at no alteration in value. Flour still continues to meet a very dull sale. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-MiSs Stephens, after a long absence from the stage, returned to it last night, and had certainly no reason to regret ...

... applause from excessively I Icrowded ?? bill found Saturday by Middlesex Grand 'Jury against J. R. Anderson, new singer at Drury-lane, for pro- ,curing persons to hiss Madame Vestris Tuesday evening whilst performing Naheathel in Beggar's Opera-the gentleman ...

... itors Sunday,and several fashion- ables .promenended. Kensington. GTfrlezs.-Ke:sn gasi to have made pxopocuhls to lease Drury-lane Theatre-list oft emdidates Ut in Saturday include Brillant, Kean, Charley Wlright, Wal- acsk, ?? of .'nie of these fixed ...

... had ar- rived at the extraordinary age of 10B years, died in his apartment, at the h'ouse of Mr. Wellsodie Jhair-dresser, Drury-lane, opposite Craven-duildings. It appears ihat liheservd in t*e iar befween thie French and EngliUh in America, under General ...

... of Maidan, Essex, taior e Robert Back, of Mitchell-street, St. Luke's, back maker. WVilliaoi Williams, of Drury~Court, Drury-lane, victualler. Willian Lewes, of East Anstey, Devonshire, cattle salesman. Conrad Stieger, of John-street, Spitalfields, sugar ...