... proceeded to the refresh. ment room, where tea and coffee were served. Milton's ComuB has been produced with great success at Drury Lane. Misa Augasta Thomson-a lady who is favourably known in Scotland-is the principal vocalist. P.&UPE.SI3 IN THSE COTTON A ...

... affected by them? It is so with everything of the kind, and so with public exeen- tione. That man who murdered his master in Drury Lane seome time ago was a case in point. The very day that man ewes apprehended, I happened to be at l the police office in ...

... ingrcertain valuable documents and papers from Mr y Gye's private room, a labour in which also Mr E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, rendered the e mosatenergetic aid. e It was now hardly five o'clock, and yet in the few h minutes which had elapsed ...

... before, and merely creates sympathy for hard-working, well- 'meaning, but unhappy wives. The murder and attempted suicide in Drury Lane appear to have been the result of drink and domestic incom- patibility. A drunken couple never can bh comfortable, and the ...

... He travelled from court to court througlout St Giles's, and at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln's Court, in Drury Lane. In one of the houses in this place he discovered the woman An- drews, andl he also traced the child into her pos- session ...

... tine-Holyhead, E., breeze-Glasgow, NE., fog, dull. MR BLAGROVE, senior, the well-known violin player, died suddenly at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday night. THEl LOR D RECvTORSP OF GLASGOW UNIVERSIry. -The Conservative electors of the College resolved ...

... John Hellicar as Consol at Newport for His Majesty the King of Hanover. BANKRUPTS. F. G. Johns, late of Great Queen Street, Drury Lane, now of New Yard, Great Queen Street, London, medical and gene- ral fixture dealer J. Bain, Liverpool, stationer P. Van ...

... to each. That is, if there is faith in woman, or in advertisements. There is another “ very pretty quar- rel,” too, at Drury Lane. Mr Sims Reeves says he won't sing —Mr Bunn says he sing, Mr Bunn asserts that Mr Sims Reeves neglected his duty—Mr Sims ...

... g of Lord Robert Grosvenor. Wn intimated in: our issue of yesterday the success which had anended the second meeting in Drury Lane Theatre of the ADHX15SrRAThVS 1REFORMErPSS and now ptopose to add a few remarks by way of a general digest. The leaders ...

... Lin- coln, now Duke of Newcastle, summoned to the Upper House of Parliament. BANKRUZlIPTS. J. B. Cooper and G. B. Cooper, Drury Lane, ironfounders J. Holland and E. Warden, Preston, Lancashire, tallow- chandlers and soap-merchants W. Neck, the younger, ...

... in London the business of a merchant. ' He was one of the committee who, with Lord Byron, undertook the nuanagerennt of Drury Lane Theiatre. He was the originator and conductor of a company which competed not unsuccessfully with the Hudson's Bay Company ...

... transferred his entire trouape to Covent Garden. The programme, is identical with the recent one which was so popular at Drury Lane. A keel, coal-laden, was wrecked at Selby on Christmas. Mr William Broadhead, of York, the owner, was saved, along with ...