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... not of great magnitude, bat learners are puzzled by small matters, and these imperfections ought to be removed. DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. Tne performance of The Road to Ruin at this theatre last evening showed considerable capabilities en the part of Mr. Anderson's ...
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... Datig Rcwz. DRURY LANE. Tnirs EvnFtno, THlE LADY O1' LONS. Messrs. Anderson, W. Mostxgue, Bialier, Romer, Davidge, and Parry, Miss VaridenIhoff.- And HARLEQUIN AND GOOD QUEEN BESS; or. 51crrieEng- land in the Olden line. Meero. Deulin, J. Deulin, Seymour ...
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... where thousands failed in obtaining admission. The same happened at the Prin- cas'.Theatre and for the great meeting as Drury-lane 17,000 persons applied for admission to a place which would x only contain 6,000. These were facts and gratifying facts ...
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... a journeyman shoemaker, was charged 'with stealing A a dead hare. 4 The complainant, a poulterer in Blackmnorc-streot, Drury- lane, stated that on Wednesday evening he observed the V prisoner lurking about his shop. Shortly afterwards the 20 prisoner ...
... %be 'Bat'lp jivam. DRURY LANE. A -.1. v ?? Tmus Ev.xm.so, THE ROAD TO RUiN. Alesslrs. lrker, Rmery W. Montague, W. lavidgo, and F. Vinili,; Mse. Winstanley.- And HARLEQUIN AND GOOD QUEEN UES3; or, Morrie 2ng- land In the Olden Tiuie. Messrs. Detain, J ...
... fon the !e i authoritiles of the Mint, hae oted hiselon h tth Defe,- I ber ina mrodel lodging-house, in Charlesatbrent, Drury-lane. I rom the windowh of which he u oald se a femaile, nas ed i olirabeth Phelps, who had been convited and senteced to I ...
... H. 8chart, J. H~erbert, Howrrd, KiuDele, and Davenport; Tr~es. A. Wigan, Parker, H. 1anston, Miss Gongenheim, and lti-s DRURY LANE. Tmns FvsNNo, AS WU LIKE IT. Messrs. J. Anderson, Baiter, Cof'tor, Vandenhoff, Catheart, Barry, W. Montague; Mrs. Nisbett ...
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... ROBBBERY AT MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION. Theomas Daldy, a respectably dressed man, formerly a publican in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and subsequently the keeper of a beer-shop, a well-known rendezvous of thieves, in the neighbourhood of Clare-market, was ...