... merchant John Wm. Berwick, street, Regent s-park, corndealer William Starie, Houndsditch, builder William Beaver Walker, Drury lane, victualler James Clarke, North Brixton. Surrey, stock-broker Parker John Harrison, jun., Couimercial-ioad, Middlesex, stationer ...

... the Court Exchequer, Monday last, Mr. Vandenholl, the tragic actor, recovered verdict against Mr. Bunn, the_ lessee of Drury Lane theatre, with damages, being for nine weeks' salary, at 151/. per week, after the premature closing the theatre on the 17th ...

... Sion/' and Mr. Latham, from the Dublin stage, made their first appearance before an English audience on Saturday evening, at Drury Lane, in The Barber of Seville. The ladv, as Rosina, sung and acted very prettily, and was much applauded. Mr. Latham's Figaro ...

... another Court was held, for the purpose of receiving the Address from the House of Commons. Her Majesty last evening visited Drury Lane theatre, and was received with the most enthusiastic tokens of lovalty and affection. Sunday last was the birth-day of tlie ...

... acted here), the interesting Melo-Dramatic Spectacle, founded on Le Sage's celebrated Work, performed at the Theatre-Royal, Drury- Lane, upwards of nights with great applause, entitled GIL BLAS ; OR, THE BOY OF SANTILLANE. Tickets to be had of Mr. Hield, Mr ...

... Benjamin Shaw, Esq. presided. lAtt evening, new opera, called 44 The Siege of ,He« the composition of Air. Balfe, was proiced Drury Lane Theatre with complete success, irt' Ul 'ii si , , uas exceedingly beautiful. The gifted /list, Balfe, is native Ireland ...

... it to his residence, attended a surgeon. On Saturday evening, Mr. Vandenlioff sustained the character of Richard 11. at Drury lane theatre with great effect. The performance was, iu many parts distinguished bursts of true tragic genius. On the same evening ...

... of the borough. A very clcvei 1 production, called The Nervous Man, from the pen of Mr. Bernard, was brought out at Drury Lane, on Saturday evening, and was eminently successful. The piece begotten in the true spirit of mirth ; it is fraught, from ...

... he had latterly sunk. Alleged Murder of a Woman by her Husband.— GVeat excitement was created amongst the inhabitants of Drury Lane and its neighbourhood Sunday afternoon, in consequence of the savage murder, it is alleged, of a young woman by her husband ...

... Gower, Secretary of State for Irdarul, had lung interview with Mr. Herries yesterday, at the office the Board of Trade. Drury-Lane Theatre.—Mr. Kea*i Monday evening represented the character of The Merchant of Venice, lie appears great renovated : his ...

... the course of about ten days. Drury Lane. —Count Tareistro, an Italian nobleman (said have been a particular friend of Lord JJvron), on Wednesday night played Zanga, in the *' Revenge, with capital effect, at Drury-Lane He pronounces English well, but ...

... popular pieces, was produced at Drury-lane Saturday night. did not realise the expectations which the audience had formed from tile previous successful dramas of the author. very laughable piece was performed at Drury Lane yesterday evening, called Mr. ...