... CROFT, (Late Mezzo Soprano of tbe Royal English Opera, Drury Lane); Mr. SIMS REEVES, (Principal Terror of Her Majesty's Theatre); And Mr. ALBAN CROFT, (Baritone, late of the Royal English Opera, Drury Lane.) INSTRUMENTAL SOLO PERFORMERS. THE FIRST APPEARANCE ...

... CROFT, ?? Meanzo Sopranto of the Royal Englisn Opera, Drury Lane); Mr. SIMS REEVES, (Prim ipall Tenor of Her Majesty's Theatre); And Mr. ALBAN CROFT, (DtrrttOe, ]tile of the Rtoyal English Opera, Drury Lane.) IN8rBTRU1MENTAL SOLO PERFORiMERS. TIE F11ltsT ...

... considering ob- jection urged at trial that indictment in consequence failed, confirmed, and prisoner ?? of fire given at Drury-lane Theatre Tuesday evening by flue becoming over- heated, aid extending to wood-work on roof, but by prompt exertions extinguished ...

... after a short illness. It will be recollected that en the previous Fr-i- day, n-iron she took her- farewell benefit at Drury-lane Tireatre, sire was ecareely able to go through the character- of Moo. r'ifslrrps'os, in tire ldo'sls, arising frem cons ...

... savet having one more enemy. A little planning is as good as hard work. SALARIES OF ACTrtns.-Mr. Bunn, theex-msnagerof Drury. lane and Covent-garden Theatres, makea some curious revels. tiosn respecting the exorbitant salaries paid to our celebrated actors ...

... L~ancashire, stone masons. From the GAZETTE of TUESDAY, JAN. 21. Frederick George Johns, New-yard, Great Queen-street, Drury- lane, general fixture dealer. Lionel P. Goldsmid, King-street, Holborn, importer of watches. Peter Van den Ende, Strood, near ...

... 1 From tire GAZETTE Of TUESDAY, FnB. i i. John, Barogh, High Holborn, oil and colourman. WInV. L. W~ood, Charles-street, Drury-lane, pianoforte-nicker. I Edewin Bliss, Barbican, brushmaker. Richard Brickwood Celtoran, Regent-street, court-milliner. John ...

... St. Helen's, Lancashire, chemical manufacturer. From the GAZETTE of TUESDAY, FEB. is. Jas. Binion and G. Binion Cooper, Drury-lane, iron founders. James Holland and Edward Warden, Preston, Lancashire, tallow chandlers. William Neck, jun., Torre, near ...

... succeeded in er-c-'tl'io thbat celebrated Gertian cantatrice, Ma(ile. JETTY TREFFZ, alto this scason, at the Theatro RoyIt.c, Drury Lane, has been received witth the most flattering applause. 211. VIVIER Will ?? for tie first time in Oxford, aitd perform his ...

... left a large fortune, which is entailed. His executor is Mr. Justice Williams. Mr. Macready took his leave of the stage, at Drury lane, on Wednesday last, in the character of Miablbeth. The house was crammed, and Mr. Macready's reception was of the most ...

... succeeded in r e'c)?9bgcz, that ?? derman Cantatrice, who this Madile. JETTY TREFFZ rho this season, at the Theatre Roval Drury Lane, has been received with the most flattering appiause. L M. VIVIER sill appearfor the first time in Oxford, and perfornc ...

... short deliber- ation, returned a verdict of Accidental death. MULTUIM IN PAiVO. - Her Majesty and Prince Albert honored Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on Friday evening, to witness spectacle of Azad the Prodigal, and ex- pressed themselves highly ...