... James and Mr. Charles Kean. part of will be ‘The first performance the Sth bn COU- Mrs, Nisbett and Mr. tove of sarcasm, Drury Lane, in As you Like it ; and the latter, by « ir ever who quitted the stage on | riage with the Count Giglivesi, of Pe ty ee ...

... Colonel Buckley, and Lieut. Colonel the Hon. Gordon, honoured formance of the French sa-day, their presence on Monday evening. Drury Lane T! of clean honoured ov Saturday evening by the presence of he el must 1s fowls his Royal Highness Prince a and the Royal ...

... since her arrival in Town. Every evening there has been visit to the Theatre, a little Dinner Party at home. The Haymarket, Drury Lane* and St. James's Theatre, have each been visited in succession* The Royal juveniles were taken to see the Pantomime at Old ...

... were laid in their graves. On Saturday evening, a baker, rather inebriated, paid for admission to the upper gallery of the Drury-lane Theatre. He ran down towards the front seats in the gallery; when near the bottom he becamc unable to stop himself, and ...

... to New York for Mr. H. Grinnel, the g “An is fitting out o to: rork on John Franklin. d other There was alarm of fire at Drury Lane 7 on Tuesday, but it was extinguished 1 &e. He man fell from the gallery of Drar. low of jared, but for omise of ‘Theatre ...

... ALARM or FIRE AT DRURT LANZ THEATRIL—bIo small es- Chet/mut Una created uu OVedoesday afternoon in the neighbour hood of Drury Lane are the Strand, by a sudden alarm that kilts line theatre was Oh lire. Hundreds GUIs rushing front all quarters, aid the ...

... which shall make a show—a frontage of delight; easy to hire twelve beggars that their feet may be washed. Mr. Anderson of Drury Lane can furnish any amount of popular feeling or pious awe at a shilling a head ; and the managers know these things in Rome ...

... ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN DRURY LANE. A very painful sensation prevailed during the whole of Sunday in the immediate vicinity of Drury lane, in consequence of a report that Dan Donovan, the pugilist, had murdered his wife by throwing her out of window. It ...

... Admiralty to accompany Sir John Ross in his expedition. Alarm of Fire at Drury Lane Theatre.—No small excitement was created on Tuesday week, in the neighbourhood of Drury lane and the Strand by a sudden alarm that this fine theatre was on fire. Hundreds ...

... former housekeeper.—Mr. Berrington was remanded. Attempted Murder.—On Sunday morning Donovan, the prize-fighter, who lives Drury-lane, attempted to murder his wife. Donovan, who is a blacksmith, on Saturday night was drinking with his wife at a public-house ...

... London.—The fourteenth annual general meeting of the subscribers to the Art-Union was held on Tuesday, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, for tike purpose of receiving the report of the couucil, and of distributing the money subscribed for the purchase of works ...

... family. The first witness examined was a young woman named, Mary flirt, who stated that site lodged at 19, S'aort's gardens, Drury lane, for a fortnight, in the mime room with the prisoner and his wife, and on going home at a quarter to one on Sunday morning ...