... ART UNION OF LONDON. Jlie annual Meeting of the, subscribers to the Art Union of London took place tofday at Drury-lane Theatre, for the purpose of receiving the tunnual report, and distributing thle thas.tls DkeofCanibridge, onl talking the chair, said ...

... formerly of ilighstile within Saddlewoith, woollen manufacturer and merchant. Richard E. Leo and John HIaddook, Craven-yard, Drury-lane, priters John Conaway, Gray's Inn-lane, cheesemonger. Edward Arnatt, Oxford, baker. William (Uolding, Glemsford, Suffolk ...

... (Hlan.nms) near the uminuums, Covent-garder, about one o'elsok that morning. I-le said that having left his. opera-glass at Drury-lane Theatre, he was retuining to fetch it, when the accident occus-red. Witnessfound sovei-al ribs broken on both sides of the ...

... Chambers, Thursday, to examine witnesses ?? in case of Boinn v. Jenny Lindo for breech of agree ieeit, in which lessee of Drury-lane lays laages at 10,00so1. returnable first day of next Terhs.-Mr. Newman, the Puseyite, ordained Suh-de.icon and Deacon of ...

... the Free- a masolns'Tavern, Great Queen-street. The meeting was numerous and respectable. Almost all the old members ( of Drury-lane Theatre were assembled. There was a strong muster of vocal performers, and the aid of many b of the most eminent iastrumental ...

... MULTTUM IN PARVO. Her Majesty and Prince Albert and Royal children honoured performances of Cirque National de Paris at Drury-lane Theatre Saturday ?? firm of Messrs. Schestow, brothers, Moscow, has stopped payment-their liabilities stated to be equal ...

... the National Association for the Protection of British Inrbzstiy and Capital, was 'held on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, in Drury-lane Theatre; The Duke of Itichmnond was in the chair, and the number of persons present was about 4000. The most important of ...

... case, from letter in his delivery in Bishopsgate.-At same Court Saturday, Charles Williams, landlord of Coach and Horses, Drury-lane, charged with opening his house Sunday week before one o'clock, and selling wine, spirits, &c.-Police-constable Attwood ...

... conception of, and chiefly in the consumption of the agricultural villages. FALL IN THE PRICE. oF BREAD.-Yesterday the bakers of Drury-lane, Clare-market, and other places, fell the price of the 41b. loaf to 5)1d. being a reduction of one penny. There is some ...

... for du'ring his absence Don Pedro. a play written by him, and foundpd on the story of Don Pedro the Cruel, was acted at Drury-lane Theatre, the principal character being undertaken by Mr Macready, In 1827 Lord Carnarvon published The Moor, a poem, with ...

... Covent Garden founded on celebrated achieve- ments of Guy, Earl of Warwick, or Harlequin and the Dun Cow.-Macready opens Drury-lane on 27th, with .3erchla!t of Veleic.-lnhabitwants of Dover, Folkestone, and adjacent places, surprised with visits from some ...

... buildings, sinoulderhig ruins alone attesting theifr whereabouts.- Inquest held on Friday at Kean's Head, Russell-court, Drury-lane, on body of Mr. T. Field, onfarned in orchestra of Covent Garden Theatre, -who committed suicide by taking laudanum the ...