... being much below the anticipations of the owner, the property was withdrawnl- Globe. SALE OF SHARES IN COVENT -GARDEN AND DRURY- LANE THHATREs.-On Friday, at the Auction Mart, Mr. Edmund Robins, the auctioneer, offered to public compe- tition a renter's ...

... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM. ITHE Wednesday evening's proceedings in Drury Lane ' *ere a sort of rehearsal of the first act of the Par-liJ', . mentary' perf6rmance, *hich took plae on Friday. .Ur' . Layard, took.thle ead in both cases, and seem.sto havet studied ...

... rendering of the grand bass song, In diesen, from the Zaubcs:#itte, it was which first struck his English auditors in Drury Lane ; and since then, his magnificent execution of the air, which his ponderous and sonorous organ is so well fitted to develop ...

... v' corded by Colman, between the supernumeraries who e enacted the fore and hind legs of the pasteboard s. elephant at Drury Lane. I- ...

... thrown of the passengers would be sa' 1TISTRATIVE REFORM MEETING. 1 meeting of this Association took place on vening, at Drury Lane Theatre, on which house was filled to overflowing. Mr. S. ded; and Mr. Charles Dickens and Mr. the lions of the night. The ...

... had a friendly termination. NARROW ESCAPE OF DRUnY LANE THEATRE.-On Fri- day afternoon, fire was discovered smouldering at Drury Lane in the flies of the stage. It was traced to have le- sulted from wadding in an ignited state, discharged from a gun, ...

... of £1,000. A very alarmiug fire broke out on Saturday last in the pre- mises of Mr. Dimond, oil and colouripan, No. 12, Drury Lane, which was nearlyattended with fatal consequences to the inmates, The whole stock in trade was nearly destroyed. i ...

... FetuscTrUr ACCIDENT.-On Monday evening, as Mrs Neale, re- siding in Pitt's place, Great Wild street, was proceeding along Drury lane, she suddenly slipped off the foot pavement, and fell under the wheel of a heavy-laden eoal waggon, whicis happened to be ...

... specie, TE{E DISTRESSED MOTHER. We have recaived the following note wi h its generous enclosure from Mr. Smith of ?? Royal, Drury. ,lane, who is at present in Dublin with his operatic corps- I *$ Grrebam Hlotel, Dublin, August 10. I M Mr. E. T. Samith presents ...

... Hall.-Athcoswunzs. We ((Crlic) understand that the differences of opinion between Mr. E. T. Smith ansd the committee of the Drury Lane Theatre have been adjusted, and that gtantlemlnan will continue in the lessceship of that theatre. To guard against accidents ...

... the poor mother some consolation to learn that a situation was open to her daughter. The. ?? letter from Alr. E. ?? Smith, Drury Lane, was also placed before Mr. Eott: Sir, Permit me to encloseiyou two sovereigns on behalf of the poor virtuous ballet girl ...

... extremely creditable, we think, to the jury by whom Bernard was l tried. A committee, of whom Mr. Nicholay, Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane theatre Mr Beales, of Piccadilly, and others, are members, has been embodied at the news- room of Mr. Wyld, in Leicester ...