... with the original share L at holders. ad The theatrical on dits are not numerous; but it is said ro Mr. Bunn is to have Drury-lane for the regular drama at re. Christmas; and that the Keeleys will probably start again ye by themselves. Miss Addison is ...

... et, to protect the pre- mises in case of run away ?? were received for sewering the following streets: Norfolk-street, Drury- lane, Liverley-place, Brick-street, Finch-strect, and Rathbone-street.-An application from Messrs. Evans and Clint, of Canning-place ...

... CABINET COUNCiL.-A meeting was held at the foreign- office this (Thursday)afternoon. Loss OF T1IE AMAZON.-A performance at Drury-lane Theatre, for the benefit of the sufferers, is announced. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY MEETING.-The chair wao taken at one ...

... widow ; John Griffiths, Whitechapel, to William D n Sagor; John Thorpe, Whitechapel, to Thomas Tayler- di e son; Ann Hughes, Drury-lane, to William France; Ed- f w., ward Armstrong, St. Andrew-street, to James M'Dowsll; at Miles Sumner, St. Andrew-street, ...

... issue ; and he now predicted that say the when this association was able to hold its meetings in who ati Covent-garden or Drury-lane, it would not he long before Narrat the chancellor of the exchequer ?? put the taxes on Trent, knowledge into his hudget ...

... on'the opoition benhesd, peak~ig to, smnot the 'frmr in3tehos and out of it, at farmes'clbshut is 11huatings, dinners, and at Drury-lane Theatro,,. (4Cheero and ;What Llaughter.) ~ He ('ir.Obotiae) 'ranimbeiedgog'er s-lan Icog.', within the lastithree years ...

... received aumerous, signtrs IS ROYALaAARUITHEATIME-11r. E .Dvnot -'Aeicntagediana, with Miss Fanoy iil, on h Thareioyal, Drury-lane, commenced an ongagenltes y here yesterdlay week, and in thle course of thec week sa: I- talined the leading characters ...

... evening last, the fain ose opening of the Victoria Hotel, Old-ropery, under the the: ro- management of Mrs. Berry, late of Drury-lane, was cole- of I brated by a large number of influential gentlemen be- and odlngied t the town and neighbourhood dining together ...

... where she dwelt. He knew that she dwelt in a ens I, street where clustered many of her class, in the vicinity of pro ii Drury-lane. He strode on, still muttering to himself, I d will save her; yes, I will save her ! Ia a little while ho pot was at the ...

... instrumentality Pril of t~hiemaestro. When Jullien takes his leave there is no the one to supply. his place. The concerts at Drury-lane, the havngn head, must cease to exist, and until Jullien fsve retursthy cannot, by any process short of magic, be Doic I ...

... Mr. Buckstono, a fashionablet setnetlyoung m~iss, and a, porter, wgith a cold. f 110 Mr. Tilbury, of the Theatres-Royal Drury-lane, Covemitr end I arden, and Hayma~ket, will make his appearance on C o- th one ocsion, in. tiso character of r .11b-.I1llfslgody ...

... -Onk Tuesday last, a little boy named ?? Brody, residing in Tucker-street, whilst playin ay 300 aboutsa new building in Drury-lane, fell into the founda-' lion, and received severe contusions of the bead and til Uir. ?? Wednesday, Henry Ainscoughl, a ...