... justo r made known that Sir Walter James has offered to hima to endow the chapel belonging to the parish in Broad- t court, Drury-lane, with the sum of £5,000, which is to sic he comamdthe area of the church to be entirely , free, andcollectios. wadge fobr ...

... talented powerful AMERICAN TROUPE, and STUD of FORT V HORSES (wyhich created such a great sensation at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Tondon, and Bingley Hall, Birmingham), will open ON WOODBRIDGE ROAD, IPSWICH, On ThurlidRy and FridaY~, Asugust Ilth and ...

... celebrated the anniversary of his first open- ing in a manner which, for Drury-lane managers, is most extraordinary-he has actually opened it again ! Monday night at Drury-lane was a boxing-night of the good old noisy school, the uproar being hased ...

... week to the relief of the crg destitute poor of that city during the severe weather. th M r. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, . *omnpassionating the distress of the poor in this incle- l ment season, has for the last fortnight issued in ...

... can be done, by temporary pecuniary assistance. The sub- ascriptions arc already liberally comning in. The propri- etor of Drury-lane gives a free benefit at that establish- ment, under distinguished patronage, in aid of the funsd, and has placed the theatre ...

... London Theatre. will sustain his original character and other Entertainments, in which Miss SrSCL&1s, oe ltt T:eat:' Royal, Drury Lane, will make her nirst appearance. WANGGFORD UNION. THE Guardians will receive Tenders for Meat, Bread, T and Flour, as per ...

... stealing a watch from the person of Henry Belton, who described him- self as a musician, residing at No. 34, Short's garden, Drury-lane. When apprehended, on Wednesday even- ing, the accused referred to Serjeant Quinnear, of the P division, and that officer ...

... provision dealer. Jo2NEs, James David, and GOLD, Charles, Cheapside, taletn anld eating-house keepers. 7oteisoN, Robert, Drury-lane, baker. PaeOCTER . James Eckley, columbh 3hinor, Cot waiI, shipoWner. PtRDY, James and William Thomas. King's Lynn. boilders ...

... born in November, 1775- B the same year in which his illustrious sister, Mrs. Sid- c dons, made her first appearance at Drury-lane-and at a the age of 14 was sent to the College of Douay. where s his brother, John Kemble, had studied 12 years before. ...

... Tvilneouth.e: FIRes% IN THE MIFTROPOLmS.-On. Sunday morning, bt ahout a quarter before three o'clock, the inh~abitantls of w Drury-lane were painfully excited, in Consequence of ra the outbreak of at serious fire, which wass nearly attended hi with the -acrifire ...

... Admiralty. t I)r.ATr (IF IMR. *lnAVrlS, Tllt: VOCALiST.-The I death of Mr. T. R. Travers. the popular voralist, late of f Drury lane and the Surrey Thentres, took place at Ken. t sinzton on Sunday blst. lle was known in the mtusical i 3 profession y the ...

... during a journey to Italy. I The first meeting of the Administrative Reform As. s soeiation was held on Wednesday night, in Drury.lane Theatre. The chair was taken at sevev o'clock by Mr. S Samuel Mlorley. The proceedings, consisted entirely of P atalk. Df ...