... Physi- J cian, and Dr. Ferguson, of Edinburgh, elected Professor J of Surgery and Surgcon to King's college Hospital.-fi Drury-lane Theatre suddenly closed Saturday evening i from unavoidable circumstances, owing, as understood, c to disorganized state ...

... Talbot for the sitting Mvlember. ...

... Physi- j, ciaii, and Dr. Ferguson, of Edinburgh, elected Professor J, of Surgery aid Surgcon to King's college Hospital.- e Drury-lane Theatre suddenly closed Saturday evening il from unavoidable circumstances, owing, as understood, cc to disorganized ...

... Bedford has commanded his agent to con- tinue his illustrious father's donation of 501. annually to both Covent Garden and Drury-lane Funds-latterfestival b to take place the 8th of April, also under presidency ofT the Duke of Cambridge, and to which her ...

... 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 ...

... regeived the 1large suns of macey he had so oftenJ talked of, and requesting it might he sent to him to Morgan's eating-hos.i Drury-lane. Mr. Rose inirnediatelyoonmmunicated in withiir.uHse'wlentt, at W'izdsor, and it was then ai'ranged that Sims, dc the gaoler ...

... u awarded this year to Mr. Mlain for classics, Mr. Harpur C for mathematics, and Mr. Phillips for Prench.-Concerts ?? at Drury Lane Theatre continue, notwvithstanding s warmth of weather to attract crowded audiences every llight.-Mr. Franks re-opened Victoria ...

... morning a dreadful accident occurred on the Ux- bridgc-road to Mr. Howard, a cab proprietor, residing in Short's- garden, Drury-lane. Mr. Howard was proceeding on horseback down the road, when he wvas thrown from the saddle ; his toot hung ini the stirrup ...

... Docks, and Director of Romney Iron Works, formerly carried on an extensive business as a builder, having erected present %v Drury-lane Theatre and other public buildings, and was possessed of great property-his health had latterly failed, c! and he haid been ...

... the ?? of Kent and large party of Nobility visited Thseatre last ?? I Majesty and the Prince honoured Germian company at Drury Lane Theatre with their presence Friday evening. -Sunday illustrious couple and ?? suite attended divine service in Chapel itoyal ...

... fought with rifies at fifty paces, and Judge Smith, who gave challenge, was shot dead.-Mr. Macready leas become lessee of Drury Lane Theatre for term of years, and has enlisted sevoral eoinent performers as part of' his C'ore Draleatllue, among others, ...

... 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 ...