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... FRIGI-ITFUL OCCURRENCE. On Snnday, aboutoneo'clock, screams wbichpro eeeded from the house, No..17; Shant's.gardens; Drury-lane, ?? the attention. .of the policeman on the beat, who,. on entering.~ thdipremiseg, di. covered in a back yard. the almost ...
... ATTEMPT AT MURDER, nY DONOVAN, THE PUGILIST.- On Sunday morning, about two o'clock, the inhabitants of Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, London, were alarmed by loud shrieks and cries of murder, issuing from the house No. 19. Several of the neighbours hastened ...
... THiE AnT-UceooN or LONDoNs.-The annual meeting for the balloting of the prizes of the society took place on Tuesday, in Drury-lane Theatre, the Duke of Cambridgye in the chair, who, in addressing the audience, congratulated them that the dispute which ...
... inittrferaneee of Sir George Grey. it ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A painfoli sensation prevailed ,e daring Sunday in the vicinity of Drury-lane, in consequence of *e a report Cleat Donovan, the pugilist, had murdered Isis wife, by throwing her out of window. Donovan ...
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... THE PRIZES IN THE ART UNirog.-Tae annual meetingifor the balloting of the prizes of the society took place on Tuesday, in Drury- lane Theatre; the Duke of Cambridge in the chair. There was a numerous attendance of subscribers present. His royal highness ...
... upon -their pails, dhanting with a. tliller-he-ore- tnsont, - nint Daw- ipretty Nelly standing at hter lodgings' door in Drury Lane, in her e stiock sleeves and boddice, lookitig upon one: she seemed a t diahtyuretty creature.' AtoJ again ?? -My wife away ...
... parish may be inside of ia dweling house, I and there the charity boys, with their long wicker wands, f beat for some time. Drury-lane Theatre had this morninglto r be thrown open to the young geatlemen of St. Paul's, Covent- a garden, so that they might ...
... protectionist progress. Startng from No. 18, New Bond-street, the association atcceively illd the, Hall of Commerce and Drury-lane Theatre At lis moment we will not trust ourselves to repeat in proper order all the other localities digrified with its ...
... LITucuARY AND DR.,abTATIC MONOLOGUE'- ii -Our readers will see by addt. that Mr. Bunn, Cthe late d highly popular manager of Drury Lane and Covent Garden Theatres, wvill visit Derby next week to deliver inh his extraurdinary and deeply interesting lecture ...
... Tuesday, a, divorce was decreed between the Earl and Countess of Lincoln, on account of the admitted adultery of the, latter. DRURY- LANE THEATRE.The performances; at this; theatre came to a termination on Saturday night, the actors, who had leagued together ...
... Sd-per T. IHurstItdd-per J. Ilirst is i1-Choeltmttnlihn, per J. Ifenunmin 3s 7d-It. Shaw, Thee it ton 2s Gd-W. Torimlieon, Drury-lane i-Stoclport, per T. a Woodhonse Is. d leceive- at LAND OFEicE.- G. W. ?? Tooomer ld. ~.d. he Received by W. Rider . . . ...