... there is no county hospital in Pembrokeshire. SUIcIDE.-Yesterday an inquest was held at the Crown Tavern, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane, on the body of William Rtoss, aged 18, who died from taking laudanum. The de. ceased was the son of a solicitor at Hlammersmith ...

... exception favour of two distinguished individuals—Miss Fanny Kemble and Mr. Kean. the engagement of that gentleman (be lessees Drury Lane, there is consequently violation compact. Kean's first apjie,trance will in Richard; lie will afterwards personate Shy loch ...

... Gift Cmmtp I Drury-Lane —The revival William Tell thi* ! Tbc.stte Monday nigl.t wan attended with complete I HiicteAH. The under or second plot ofthis historicnl (day, wiiieh most weak and inelTicieiil can conceived, was, perhaps, originally intended ...

... u|>oii him on the present occasion. A ness melodramatic opera, entitled The Deal t Brother, was produced Tuesday night at Drury. Lane Theatre. The daring exploits and perilous adventures of Italian banditti have afforded materials for several minor dramas ...

... dined at the Psavilion Saturday.-Their brees 9ajsties intend visiting Drury-lane on Tuesday nwxt, and ral .Covent Garden shortly after.-Duke, of Sussex takes the to chair at Drury-lane Theatrical Fund dinner on 18th of l e ?? Council held Saturday at Foreign ...

... Nobility and y was numerous and brilliant. e regret to state that on Tuesday night, when the and Queen were returning from Drury-Lane sre, a stone was thrown at the window of their age, which shattered it, and fell inside; but most dentially without injury ...

... penally the event of her not completing her engagement to that gentleman! and £5OO to Mr. Alexander Lie, the -proprietor of Drury-lane Theatre, under similar circumstaneea Times. The Archbishop of Dublin has given another of his sons, Itev. William Magee ...

... with him the Vice- hancellor, Chief Justice Tindal, and Mr. Justice fames Parke, after hearing the arguments of Counsel br Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres against Sir. Arnold, and the Counsel ill behalf of Mr. Arnold, ias advised his Majesty to determine ...

... Holden, William Vtinhonse, and William Alers d Hankey. jun., Mincing-lane, West India-brokers a R. Genrge, arker-street, Drury-lane, stage-coach-maker. G. Shillibeer, -Bury-st. Bloomsbury; livery-stable-keeper. Thos. H. Hancock, of the Castle Inn, Brighton ...

... BANKRUPTS. W. Dodo, and R. Moore, Percy-street, Tottenham- Coort road, linen draper*. R. George, Porker-street, Drury-lane, stage-coach master. T. 11. Hancock, Castle-street, Brighton, inn-keeper. R. Holden, W. Vanhoose, and W. Hankey, Alers, jun. Mi ...

... interrupted the King, smiling. “ will take anything from your purse but the ■eab. In Hie itaya of Oarrick Mr. Croas wa« at Drury-lane Tliratri*. Mr. SaiinJcra Hie |>riiicipal Mai liiiiiat, rarr horsra. lie one day came into the Prompter'* room while lie ...

... King and Queen of the Sand- il wich Islands wvere in this country they were taken to t: see PiZI&ro and a pantomime at Drury-lane. Unini- ti tiated ill civilized feelings, however, the poor Barbaric a. sovereigns laughed heartily at the heroic deeds ...