... allowed to take their leave-but nothing ?? Paper. Mr. Duruset (for so many years a public favourite at the Theatres Royal, Drury Lane end C~ovent Garden) died yesterday morning after an illness of a few months' duration, in the 52d year of his age. GREAT ...

... Giubilei, all of whom are well known to an Oxford audience- also Miss Sara Flower. whose brilliant debut last season at Drury Lane, in the opera of La Gazza Ladra, antl whose subsequent success in Tancredi and L'Elisir ?? at the Princess's Theatre, has ...

... I THlE QUEEN'S VISIT TO DRURY-LANE THEATRE. I _ I . .. ?? . I . . ,. .. . -4~ . . ?? Last night hier Mbjesty, aocccompahied iby P'rince Albert, paid a state visit-to this great national theatre. ;,As is usual, in ijuch cases, upons the announcement, a ...

... GeorgeSimons, ?? ibbs W~illiam Hodges Brown, Little Bowden, Northampton- shire, dealer in horses. James Binion Cooper, Drury-lane, ironfounder. Matthew Nelms, Back-hill, flatton-garden, hearth-rug manu- facturer. Thomas Radolyffe, Birrainghtm, stationer ...

... t. T. Milbanke, Burwood-place, Edgeware-road, surgeon. From the Gazette of Tueeday, November 21. John Marriott Wintle, Drury-lane, silversmith. Ilugh Welch Diamuond, Frith-street, Westminster, surgeon and apothecary. John Ball, St. G~eorge's-place, IHyde ...

... merchant. I'rancis Szarka and George Szarka, New Bond-street, furriers. FROM TUFESDAY'S GAZETTE. Daniel U-over, Marquis-court, Drury-lane, carpenter and builder. W'illiam Pughl, Gloucester, auctioneer. W, J. 73. H-1. Lofty, Bennett-street, Blael'riars-road, ...

... conviction- judgment of Court deferred till Wednesday.-In Bail Court Friday, Committee of Management for proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre brought action against Mr. Chap- man for 4501. balance of rent due for use and occupation of saloon for sale of ...

... 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 ...

... gave him some'money. She was not aware at the timet where he resided, but subsequientlyfopind that itwas in Log-alley,I Drury-lane, and on g oing there on Wednesday she found him *i Iyipg dreadfully ill, on a wretched bed, and in a rpost filthy state ...

... this country-there are nearly 400 ?? five- act play by Sheridan Ksuowles, intitled The Secretary, produced Monday at Drury-lane Theatre with great suc- cess, and repeated Friday with increased claims on pub- lic ?? performance on Saturday night at ...

... verdict of 1died by the visitation of God.-Tbis amiable young man was the only son of Mir. Bart- lay, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and. was highly respected by. all his companions in college, by whom his premature death is deeply deplored;- his age was ...