... B Y THE SHERIFF OF PERTHSHIRE. SIGNOR BORRANI, W r HEREAS. bi the Act of 9 Cioo. IV, e. 344 is (From the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane), and enacted, that no person shall Nadu into his exelu. MR. DONALD KING, sl.• care and maintenance (except be be a relation) ...

... to the United States. The hold The Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association nold a . . read . a great meeting in Drury Lane Theatre. A report is Ad by Mr. Geo. Thompson, M.P. Frederick Manning and his wife are suspected of the murder of Patrick ...

... following eminent Vocalists:— MRS. DONALD KING. (•From the Theatres-Royal, London), SIGNOR BORRANI, (From the Theatre-Royal. Drury-Lane), and MR. DONALD KING, (From the Theatres-Royal, London.) open at half part Seven, to commence at Eight o'clock. Admiss ...

... prospectus of a new corn exchange for Liverpool has just !teen published. The new edifice will extend the whole length of Drury-lane, with entrances from Bruuswiek-street and Water-street. ...

... Shakespere's time, Drury Lane appears to have been celebrated for the best productions of the second-rate orderof dramatists, a set of men who would have been first 'in any other age. We have little to say of the par- ticulars of Drury. Lane at this period ...

... the prospectus of new corn exchange for Liverpool has just been published The new edifice will extend the -hole length ot Drury-lane, with entrances fruni Brunswick street and »aler- M Captain Bainbrigge. of the Royal Engineers, in letter the rimes, earnestly ...

... the prospectus of a new corn exchange for Liverpool has ju*t been published. The new edifice will extend the whole length Drury-lane, with entrances from Brunswi, k-slreet and Water-street. A person ot Halifax has constructed improved machine for the printing ...

... to do away middlemen and sweaters, and enable the men to get fair prices direct from those who require articles raiment. Drury Lane theatre, which was opened at Christmas for the regular drama, under the management Mr Anderson, is doing an ex. client business ...

... months after that event, the Council of the Association had deemed it to be their duty to convene an aggregate meeting in Drury'-lane Theatre, at which the name was changed from Metropolitan to the National Reform Association ; and subsequent events proved ...

... shelved by official indolence or inattention, and yet such wvas the case; it had long slumbered amongst the rejerted dramas of Drury Lane Theatre, when the almost bankrupt necessities of that establishment, causing a freshl search for some needful novelty, its ...

... _consequence of _the _immense _success ofithe MENDELSSOHN FESTIVAL , _given hy _; M . JULL 1 EN at the _Theatre-Royal , Drury Lane , ' on _Thursday _, November 27 th , and in compliance with the wish of many . Aniateurs that _on _Evening _should _he _set ...

... behalf of the community. The Scotch Church London On Sunday evening last, I looked into the Scotch Church, in Crown Court, Drury Lane. Having in the morning attended the church of tbe perish, in which thi* chapel i* situated, could not but be struck with ...