... antagonist; but I blive no engagement. Well, at all e'fnl8, observed my first inquisitor, you hue a very good salary at Drury- lane. A very good one, indeed, sir, answered I, but then it is Duvr paid. But you have always a fine benefit, sir, said the ...

... under the notice of the Recorder at the Central Criminal Court. A trades- man, named Frederick Lee, of Brownlow-street, Drury Lane, had beensummoued toserveonthe petty jury at the sessions. Instead of attending himself, he sent a man in his employment ...

... Monday week, and the prices realizedwere very good. NBWPORT AINEX^FII AND MECHANICS' IssTixrTE.— Alfred Bunn, Esq., from Drury Lane, delivered a liighlv in- teresting lecture here, on Wednesday evening, on America, entitled A Visit from John to Jonathan ...

... the temperature. This circumstance will serve to hasten the close of the season and even last night the opera-house at Drury- lane was closed, the reason assigned being the in- tense heat of the weather. It was evident on Saturday and Sunday last, that ...

... XiofScSbroirbe QtbersUe ,hte The Royal Opera at Coyent Garden, after a very prosperous season, dosed on Saturday j but Drury- lane opened again on Monday—sufficient proof now its rival is out of the field—that something more than the''intense heat of ...

... strictly private. The snow has inflicted a very serious loss upon the places of public entertainment in London. The manager of Drury Lane Theatre estimates his loss at twelve hun- dred pounds. And a week lost in the holidays can never be redeemed. Captain Huish ...

... r, and who had occasionally practised in the same humble occupation himself, strutting one evening in the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre, in a pair of glittering buckles, a gentleman present remarked that they greatly resembled diamonds. Sir, said ...

... Miss Madge Robertson who is playing the heroine in Mr. Andrew llahday's new drama. A Gre.U City, now being performed at Drury Lane Theatre narrowly escaped a serious accident. The play is designed to meet tHe popular craving lor realism, and one of the ...

... PHIPPS. It is Miss Sedgwick's purpose, after making a short tour of the provinces, previous to which she will appear at Drury Lane for a limited number of nights, to sail for America in the spring of 1867, where we earnestly hope, and nothing doubt, an ...

... SHOCKING MURDER AND SUICIDE.—Shortly before seven o'clock on Tuesday morning Drury-lane was the scene of a X horrible traged. a man named Junes Wbeatley, a bricklayer, residing at Fe ither's-court, Drury-Iane, having murdered his '•^ife, nd then attempted ...

... MURDER OF A POUCBMAN.—On Saturday night lust a feartul outrage was committed in Drury-lane by a number of desperate persons who live in that locality. It appears that Patrick Fitzgerald, 50 F, a very active constable, bas for some time kept a sharp look ...

... builders Thomas Squire, Grosvenor-mews, Bond-street, coach- builder Charles White, Salisbury, upholsterer j Kobert Morison, Drury-lane, baker George Tenant, Market-street, Westminster, licensed vic- tualler William and George Reade, Hibernia-chatnbers, London- ...