... appears that thirteen persons had been in her. We have bi much pleasure in announcing, that a performance will take H place at Drury-lane Theatre, under the patronage of Her e Majesty, in aid of the fund now raising for the relief of the ti sufferers by the ...

... benefit of the funds of that new Volunteer ars. building. A young lady, Miss LETTIE NORTON, pupil t I of of Mr. RYDER, of Drury-lane Theatre, will make her i leo- debt on this occasion, and, Miss MARiAN will appear t nan as Nan in The Good-for-nothing ...

... where a range, tw;.nty-five ymrns long, has been established. Thir. iseaclosed wilt .c- niry paicted by Mr. B3tuae Smith, of Drury-lane, ani tbe- :aspcct is charmimr. In the dittatoe can he seen severnl miniature eoldies, (if a e ze that repreoents the appearaxnce ...

... were drank, and responded to; the t . meeting breaking tip about eight o'clock. I Jullien will commence his concerts at Drury-lane next a month-rather earlier than usual. S A society has been formed in Jamaica, to promote the cultivation of cotton in ...

... sad record continues. On Saturday night a police-constable named Fitzgerald Ist was set upon by a number of ruffians in Drury-lane, and Bit was so severely beaten and kicked by them that he was Be taken to King's College Hospital, where, after lingering ...

... out here on Wednesday, before fashionable auditory. The libretto is written by Mr. T. H. Key - noldson ; Mr. Cooper, of Drury-lane Theatre, recited the dialogue. We hear that the composer intends shortly to introduce the opera in a complete form at one ...

... had their plum pudding ittd roast beef at the Cumzou-atreet Schoolroom, after which they adjourned to Mr. Smith's field in Drury-lane. ST, JOHN's. t On Wbit-M onday, about sixty ui the young men and i women ontinected with St. John's Sunday School, accon- ...

... Falconer, where the Manufacture of Cement has for many years been carried on most successfully by T. B. Stevens, Esq., of Drury-lane. London. For particulars and to treat, apply to Mr. FLEWKCER, Solicitor, Derby. KIRK LANGLEY, NEAR DERBY. o be SOLD by PRIVATE ...

... (Miss HelenFaucit), has resumed her histrionic performances.- She appeared a few nights since in the Lady of Lyons, at i Drury-lane Theatre, when she supported her favourite character of Pauline with her usual ability an d discrimination. She again appeared ...

... - was collected. Mn. BuNN's LITERARY AND DRA3ATIC 3IOteoLoCGF_- n, We understand that 'Mr. Bunn, formerly manager o. c- Drury-lane and Covent Carden theatres, will shortly i,. Ids one of his entertainments in Derby. 'he ILondon press speak in the highest ...

... Friday last a new and extensive establishment belonging to Messrs. James Smith and Son, tailor-con- tractors, was opened in Drury-lane. The occasion was celebrated by a ball given by the proprietors to their wrorkpeople, numbering about 160, and a fewf friends ...

... Childrens Hospital. They also wish to thank Mr. Hutchinson, of the Shot Tower Stores, for a gift of flour, and Mr. Denaston, of Drury-lane, for two boxes of raisins, and for baking the bread free of cost. Any of the following would be glad to receive contribu- ...