... many rlftf bad elapsed after onr meeting in this place before we felt it to be our duty to convene an aggregate meeting Drury lane Theatre. this time it had become evident that the feeling in favour of reform, which had been displayed throughout the districts ...

... in that place early j n April next. Drury Lane Tae ATRE.—It no doubt will be highly gratifying to some of our readers to hear that that highly-talented actress and esteemed lady, Mrs. Ter- nan, is still at Drury Lane, where she has been perform- ing for ...

... FIRST. O jing Address—Master Ormonde born—A great Historical Gap—First Visit to London—Early Im- Cider Cellars. ressions—Drury Lane Theatre—Kean in Shylock— Song.—* Popular Superstitions.” A Frenchman's Opinion of the Metropolis—Monster Excursions-—John ...

... a ludicrous passage in the Rejected Addresses, where a heroic fireman, engaged his dangerous vocation at the burning of Drury Lane Theatre, is represented as perishing in the midst of his courageous exertions. Still o'er his head,while Fate he braved ...

... Leeds, on the 5th inst., Jolin Longford Pritchard, .. manager of the York Theatrical Circuit, and late of es Covent Garden, Drury Lane and Edinbu: he Lately, near the foot of the Hill of Allen, county of Kil The at the advanced age of 125 years, the patriarch ...

... AANKRIPTS. Richard Groves Ward, otherwise Richard Ward, Brownlow- street, Drury-lane, coach currier—Thomas William Dornford, Suffulk-lane, Cannon-street, wine merchant, — Fred Bennett, Clapham-rise, Clapham, soda water manufacturer.— Edwin Hytons, John-street ...

... afternoon, when, off the Houses of Parliament, Mrs. Sl.adbrook, residing at No. 10, Queen's Head passage, Charlesstreet, Drury-lane, who had conceived that an improper intimacy had taken place between female of the party and her husband, in » frenzy of ...

... communicated to the awning, and before the fire could pat oat the van was a complete wreck. Mrs. Short, of Charles- street, Drury-lane, the wife of the proprietor of the van was severely Injured that *b* had to bo taken the hospital The disarier was occasioned ...

... Folkestone, received on the Ist instant, from octobasse,”” which we believe is intended for M. J ullien, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The wonderful height bein of this instrument may. be imagined from its © tones w &§ upwards of 12 feet, independent of ...

... clerk. Mrs. Ternan. —A new comedy, written Mr. R. Sullivan, called the Old Love and the New, was brought out last week at Drury Lane Theatre, in which our old friend and favourite, Mrs. Ternan, plays an important part with consummate skill. The London critics ...

... habits and become sober men. This winter a series of meetings of a similar kind are tiking place in the same room; and in Drury Lane Theatre a great tem- demenstration been at which Sir J+ 112 George Cruikshank, Esq., and earnest have most eloquently and ...

... innkeeper, and barge owner.—Richard Brickwood Coltman, RKegent-street, Middlesex, court —William Leighton Wood, Charles- street, Drury-lane, pianoforre maker.—Henry Durham Steven- sun, Weet Sum je, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, merchant, chain and a jor Fels 20, at ...