... MDItTUM PABVO ballot, Boda. .» Drury lane 1 Pnmo.'o Wibl tlroma oj Mofl.mo Ghaotblay bat boo., played IVrlo St. Martin. n„k, Srno.t, nt Worlomborg, who iiuttor Nfttba'io Fraooiui, Ujolldoad. „ 11 J.Bvrou'o drama, ‘UawtOTohlr. La», i at Wall**'. Thant ...

... P*P® »■ I® n*Tr Wiminwaki I.plnjln. CuMutlnople, where Madame Vanerl. an Bngli.h lady, who used * , »o to at rung heard at Drury Lane, and Signor Fiorarauli which, it will bring out clearly are tinging. writing which w barely Ti«ible.-A/rc/»a»icr* The Oreketfra ...

... Bed and Wiß. CsUar, I'ortßr Cetler, BBd IkrM rtai Ale Bex OlUx. cod Bfoood Ike Yard Bbiek epnmaphad from Sheep bueet and Drury Lane, 0»1 Hoax Neddie Box. with Stable •eeomesodatioo for horeee, with «• Xitloo«TlS»*. tha Yard os tha oppoaita aida of Last ...

... sent to the .. ~,,, The plan by Messrs. Parnell and Son. on behalf of Mr. J. J. McKinnell. for a warehouse the west side of Drury Lane, was the drainage of Oliver Street, and the new streets in the same vicinity, the Board were of opinion that would be much ...

... Rooms. Chamber*. Ettchena, Ail, capital situation.—Apply, Ad cert iter Office, Rugby- A GENTEEL DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Drury lane, Rugby.—Apply to Mr. A. CuiVEB, Grocer, St Matthew Street TT»roRHIBHKD, HOUSE in North 1) StiMt, Bug (late in the occapation ...

... Toole will join company at tho Oaiely Theatre Christinas. A ploy, by Mr. Andrew Holliday, will probably sut coed Formosa” at Drury Lane. Among tbo pieces produced at Spa is “Miss Holton,” the French version of “ East Lynne.” The Dean of Windsor has loft Osborne ...

... DVNCUVRCB. JAMES OSBORN, Prince of Walct, Drury Lane, Jtuyhy, BROS to iolimate Farmers and Dealers, that he* provided FOB SHEEP AND PIOS, on Market ami Fair Days. JAMES BRADSHAW. SHOULUKH MUTTON INN, HIGH STREW'. RUGBY, BKGB inlorm his Friends and the ...

... batchel), m behalf of Mc-srs, Bdmuuda nod Son, for the re-building of wareh-.osc and excavnling of cellar, the west side of Drury Lane. I sr-c uo objections it.—A plan from Mr Denny In behalf Miss Day, fora proposed watercloset to erected the first floor ...

... that Mdlle. x. voung lady who sang prettily M. Gounod’* Mirella,” at Her Majesty’s Theatre some years •>, is engaged for Drury lane, in place Mdilc. M.rio Roze. Wl.en the latter was about to sign her compact with the English manager, the impresario the ...

... Vuderwod. in Bailway Terrace, the house * reeled Mr. Davies is Street, and the store-rooms Messrs. Edmonds and Son, in Drury Lane, are satisfaction.—l have bean requested certify the honss* ktely erected Mr. Ora afield on the north side tbe Law ford ...

... have enough. Hr. Byron's pantomime, “The Yellow Dwarf,” will prod need Covent Garden; Mr. Blanchard's Beauty and the Beast” Drury Lane; and “Dick Whittington” the Crystal Palace. I see no others aauounoed present, Af/rupm theatrical matters, complimentary ...

... nentcinimea are doubt those Drury . mnl Corent Oar.lon, whore ajmlianoe. “J .. those tl« minor Imu-re. ••IhmutyaudtN.lW>Mt at Drury Lane, has boon adapted by Mr. G. Ul«an cliard to pantomimic ropreacotation, s|»rially ...