... David Ogilvy, ai -retie fro the oard y rottioss hutare eligible 'for re- 3, election. LnPf Teeaaan overflowing audience at Drury Lane Theatre on Monday night, owing to the double attrcin ,of the first appearance of Mr. Charles M1,athewve since his r -late ...

... mistakien his vocation. The F entertainment he gave the public in Farringdou hall on Tuesday, January 27, ought to have been at Drury-lane. h The ticket.of-leave men ought to have been a picturesque r assemblage of outcasts, patriots, or bandits, all wearing ...

... on board the Persia, which left Liverpool for New York or Saturday. Mr. Gye will commence his next operatic campaign, at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 14th of April. Fustana and Co., of Liverpool, Greek merchants, have f stopped payment. ~iabilities estimated ...

... Guernsey, 9 and a daily mail communication between England and the f Channel Islands. fi Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has n with characteristic liberality placed £50 worth of tickets h at the disposal of the Newsvendors Benevolent ...

... ir, for the western division of Middlesex, hefd ans in. 'ig quest at the Brownlow Armis Tavern, 1-owwulow- Dn street, ..Drury-lane, tonching'g the death Oi Mfr. se Eda'trd Wilson, aged thirty-nine years, Mho %vac I killed on the 28th ult.: trse TThe ...

... again takes refuge within the Pears narrow precincts of the Lyceum, the difficulties attending Marts, the occupancy of Drury-lane Theatre having proved to -she he insuperable, from A few days since a sale took place at Nauntons Form, with Toddington ...

... POOP. WOMAN.-A serious accident II occurred on Tuesday morning to a poor woman named ti Penneat, of No. 9, Charles-street, Drury-lane, who was t passing up that Street to her residence, and when Opposite bi the Gallery of illustration painting-room, a gust ...

... Tsar VALUE or TIEATRICAL PROPERTY.-A fev days since, at the Auction 'Mart, Mr. Robins disposed of a 5)00 renter's share in Drury-lane Theatre, paying an annual dividend, with a marketable free ad- mission, transferable yearly, which produced £4( 6s., and ...

... Correclin at Wandswerth. FtGoTartaL OCiCUE.csNeCE NEAr, DR1JRX4ANE. -On Monday morning the ihhabitents of Shaw's-buildings, Drury-lane, were thrown into a state of considerable ex- citement in conseluenuce of a frightful accident which befel a young woman ...

... nslley, armed daCorohill, Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye submitted organi g to public auction a £,500 renter's share in Drury-lane of the Theatre, originafly entitled to 2s9 6d. per night of casioni performance, since reduced to Is. 3d. per night ; but ...

... TO MURDER A POLICE-CONSTAL BL-0.- d Monday afternoon great excitement was created in the im- a mediate neighbourhood of Drury-lane, in consequence of t an attempt being made by an abandoned woman to murder 0 a police-officer, while in the execution of ...

... death of a fine young girl, named Mary Ann Sullivan l who was found in a state of insensibility lying in ]King.' street, Drury-lane. She wa 'conveyed to King's College Hospital, where Mr. Anstie, house surgeon, used every means to restore animation, but ...