... (From the Royal Acadeniyof Music, London, and Pupil of Signor Cittadini.) MADIEMOISELLE WRITZ, (Pront the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) IM'ONSIEUR. FLEX1 MORE, (From her Majesty's Thleatre.) Conductor, Signor CITTAl)INI.-Lcader, Mr. NATTHEWS. PROGRAhlaIE ...

... well known in periodical ?? Gillingham- street, Vauxhall, in his 70th year, MIr. Henry Erelkine Johnston, former ly of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatrs.-At 1al- hamn Bill, Sarah, daughter of the late Rev. A. B. Haden, of Chapel Ash, near Wolverhampton ...

... and the Prince partaking of holy sacrament. on both ?? of Cambridge has appointed Wednesday, Oth April, for celebration of Drury Lane T'heatrical Fund dinner at Freemasons' Tavern.-Mr. John Drinnr'mond Dlay, son of late Consul General at Tanigiers, appointed ...

... 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 ...

... robbery tip to Sistuiday last, whlsn lie received information that Elliot had gone into a public-house in the Coal. yard in Drury-lane, anid, having watched, saw him come out Iabout four ,s'clock !in the afternoon wvith a tall man, anti after followving them ...

... belongiiig to Mir. llilmphlroy Grover, oil ?? ColiUr Su N arch ouseniain, situalte No . III1, Hiugh ?? born, nearly facili ?? Drury-lane. 'Tie discovery wvas made by olie o li'M. Grovei's 9t me~n,,by perceliv1,g snioko issiminig froil thle stores at thle barkd ...