... of Littleworth, near 'Faring (on, Beriks. Her end was peace. Aril 14, Daniel George, only son of Mr. D, Forty, of No. 1, Drury-lane, London, aged nine months. ?? DAY OP HUMIIATrON.-In consequence of the day of humiliation being appointed for Wednesday ...

... cabinet makers and upholsterers. Josiah Tihlett, Colcheste- plumber. Johni Macknees, Stratford, Essex, baker. William Bond, drury-lane, licensed victualler. Henry Quarterisan, Oxford, carpenter and builder. John Mlark, Duke-street, Manchester-square, butcher ...

... coming more into favour. AuEiscOAmw Cxncus.-The American equestrian company, under the management of Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, paid this city a visit on Monday last, and their procession through the principal streets attracted a large concourse ...

... sensation. From this tinm her success was complete, anid she reigned the spoilt favourite of the London putblie both iat Drury-lane cud Covent-garden, plioying w wlit is tehiiiciileiy termied 'fir>t lighlt comedy,'' ?? h as L' !',a Lamspra ie Te Rivals ...

... the water, were despatched in cabs mand carriages to the Mid- dlesex side, where it is said to have saved the lessee of Drury-lane frott Bankruptcy by filling that house to the - ccilinig for night after night. The Rent Day n-as another great success ...

... Regent-square, LOIdon, J. K. Pyne, Esq., mopany yeairs the l celebrated tenor singer at tine Theatres Royal Cuvernt-gardeni anid Drury-lane, and for uipw%-ards of 40 years a bieubr of the Foundling Choir. He0 died muche) lanie)tqed Sept. 23, at S tevenson, near ...

... ; Mr. V ernon Webster, of the Adeiphli * Mir. F. Willairis, of the Lyceum ; Mr. Cliffordd Cooper, ; h. J. Mon-ris, from Drury- lane; Mr1. W~illiamns, and Mlr. Dingle. OXF'ORD ROYAL RECA'n'A.-Tlris Regatta, which is under the immediate patrenage of eilse ...

... Royal, Drury- lane and Lyceum, a clever vocalist and most engaging actress; Miss Bronte, Miss Angel, and Miss M. Ternan, of the Theatres Royal, Haymarket and Lyceum; Mr. E. Rosenthal, primo baritone of her Majesty's and the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane; Mr ...

... outside the cause of religion. To them n. was also due the idea of starting the League meetings in it, the metropolis, hold in Drury Lane and Covent Garden s Theatres. Before matters hadl gone so far Mr. Cobden at offered himself for Stockport, but was defeated ...

... night last a police-constable named i 3 Fitzgerald was set upon by a number of ruffians to i whom he had become obnoxious in Drury-lane, and was i I so severely beaten and kicked by them that lie was talcei a to 3ing's College Hospital, where after lingering ...

... Hamilton, Mr. N. Ogden, Messrs. Harcourt arid Danniels, Mrl- J. Canlfield, andi Sylvestre, the 1' Charmed Monstor, frons Drury Lane and thre Alirambra. All tire roirga were loudly apphrruded, and moot of them escored. The ir igger perforianaices of Mlessrs ...

... Duchess uf Sutherland; and the Battle of Trafalgar, in 1836. Mr. Stanfield occupied a long time the post of decorator at Drury-lane Theatre. The Royal Academy made him an associate in 1832, and elected him an honorary member in 1835. He made frequent visits ...