... Al. JULLIEN. A grand concert of vocal and instramental music was given on AIonday night in Drury-lane Theatre, for the be- nc6t of' Al. Jallien, at which all the singers and players Afforded their gratuitous services, in token of respect to that long-tried ...

... ceremony. The celebrated tragedian, Mr. G. V. Brooke, has arrived from America, and will perform for twenty-four nights only in Drury-lane theatre, commencing September 5, previous to his departure for California and Australia. A MorSTEs TRAVELLIG CARnIAtE.-A ...

... testimony has been borne by the house- holders-of Castle Market and its vicinity:- We, the undersigned inhabitants of Drury-lane and its vicinity feel much pleasure in testifying as to the recent im- provements in the cleanliness of this street and ...

... and whose head, falling under the wheel, was literally smashed. She has been ?? as Eliza Frow, of No. 6, Hertford-place, Drury-lane, aged 30. At St. Thomas's Hospital two other sufferers have been received. The first is Wm. Reddle, of Bexley, whose waggon ...

... which he now enjoys. It has been recently stated that Puncs was born in the dark hack Farlour of a public house, bebind Drury-lane Theatre. The paper struggled on for about a year, and was then sold for £100 to Messrs. BrRdbary and Evans, the printers ...

... that, in some years after, I married James Leeeb, a stonemason, a native of England, and who resided in the coal-yard, near Drury-lane, bat who deserted me about seven years ago; and that I resided with a MIrs. Meares, in Penther-street, London, for several ...

... of the season. Bills, in daunting and' glaring c 'lours I whchmewrould frigteno the ghoststhaeot thauntslitheeprcsinct of Drury-lane and Covent 'garden, informed the msy heo'e a .opulation of at adrid, on Saturday last-in language, at the perueal of which ...

... saw by the English papers that the excitement continues, ,meetings being held everywhere. At.a great, meating, heldin the Drury-lane .Theatrehe sawthe follawing, andwould read it for the meeting. He then read the following smallex- . tracts as 'evidence ...

... appyroached bya rnarrow passage andlsteps In 1849 I registered 8ey9ral deaths there, from cholerac' In a'bomse.(No. 181) in Drury-lane two persons died after a short ilness. The registrirvieited It, and eays- I found it in a ve dirty ,,condition, the passages ...

... obtmiued. A ltter was read from- the aecretary to No. 1 committee, that preparations ars in progress to construct sewers in Drury-lane and Joseph'-lane, according to requisitions from this committes.' An order was made to remove the fountain in Lacys-Ins ...

... o'clock the company, to the number of one hundred and thirty, Bat down to a supper, prepared by Mr. Jacquet, of OCle-court, Drury-lane, with great tutt and elegance. The chair was taken by Gavan Daff Esq., M.P. Amongst the guests ?? treasurer of the society ...

... Kean was knocked down at 12s.' Trei AwAnTrau PERsosRsUAC AT DnuscY-LAmn.-The results of the late amateur performance at Drury-lane have been most satisfactory in a pecuniary point of view. After the payment of all the expenses, a nett eum of 7001 re- ...