... iolonel ID9A ° to jonmrnent of the delate, which segtived by majority 211. , , Mr. LAYARD made some explaation of his BPNA Drury-lane, malntaint~tjhgi Loen FaliSton hld ;AA than once treated serionsa mate~ith levity The house then divided- 46 For Mr. Layard' ...

... FALL OF SEBASTOPOL (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Loxrlox, THuInSDAY, ii P.m.-tt has just been given out at the Italian Opera and Drury-lane Theatre that Sebastopol id taken. No authentic partieulars as yet. TlE BOMBARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. BE~rORE SEBASTOPOL, JUNE ...

... Sir CHIARLES WOOD did not wish to use harsh vo des, 9 but the whole of the statements made by the honuurable Y member at Drury-lane were, to his knowledge, deatitute of foundation. The right hon. baronet entered into the trans- d port arrangements, showing ...

... iumour circulated in London on Thursday night that Sevastopol was taken. It was announced cotemporaneously at the Opera and Drury-lane theatres; but Lord Panmures despatch of yesterday morning developed the true account- not that Sevastopol had fallen; but ...

... ITHE ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION.I Another meeting of this association was held on Wednes- day evening in Drury-lane Theatre-Mr. S. MoRLHYt in the chair. The theatre was well filled. Atnoog those present on the platform ?? Reed, Mli P; Messrs S ...

... of Toddlf.poPs. We perceive that Mr. Henry Webb, the leseee, has effected an eagagement With Mir iHoatetetrdnPae, of the Drury-lane Theatre, and also with Mr. Howard Paat. A b-illiant ?? is also in preparation. psiOsjRxDE CoNoXU-s, R0TuO5DO.-The announcement ...

... committee of the French Charitable Association for i buufit, to take place on Thursday, tbe 9th inatant, it the Teeatre RoyHal, Drury-lane, in aid of the funds of tha inetitution.' CAiusa ?? Masson, at a recent meedting in Scotland, said that, though aScotobman ...

... application was made in Chancery this day fir en injunction to restrain the sale of the above journal to Mr. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane. The Vice Chancellor did not think the plaintiff (Mr. Levy) had made out his case, but whether he could do so at the hearing ...

... to' ?? -Xegions.-13vening Mail. -'Tka 'FuiJ' ;Ar Dmuarw-nA4xE TnwEA!rR-An official in- vebtigation' held'- on Thursday at Drury-lane 'Theatreinto tte cause' ?? fire in ?? beilding showed-that it arose Ifom some ?? projected' frinm a gun fired' off in the ...

... brated part of Romeo. The s-ole cf Juliet Will be sustained by a new debutate on the Dublin boards, Mies Anderton, of the Drury-lane Theatre Royal. ...

... roomy and commodious inl the 1* interior than the ordinary hoeu. Ilbs carriage is the, inven- 10 tion of Mr. Ayahford, of Drury-lane. The front of the omni- bus, instead of projecting forward to the horses, recedes back- wards in a bold curve, like the ...

... property to the Crystal Palace Company- #that Mr. Remington owed him 1,0001. (money leut)-that IMr. B. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, owed him t 1,0001.-that Mr. Lesch owed him 801.-that Mr. Wallack B owed him 8001.-and that the lease of his house ...