... Arctic Regions. DiUtnY-LA?NE THEATRE. -Yesterday a general meeting of the actors and actresses, and the other cmploy&s of Drury-lane theatre, took place in the green-room, for the purpose of devising the best means by which this theatre mlight be kept open ...

... tion for the Protection of Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire was held yesterday, in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, which was crowded from the floor to the ceiling. The Duke of RcHxMOND, the president of the association, took the chair ...

... oif thle hreroship. A year or two thereafter the play wee adapted, in three acts, by Mr. P'IANCIIL, We believe fur thre Drury-lane stage, Mr. LLTONa and Mrs. STIRLING supporting thu characters last stighrt re- Ipresented by Mr. and Mrs. C. KHANs. This ...

... d ner for Westminster, held an inquest at the CrpUtyvet0 Tavern, Drury-lane, touching the death of William ?? aged 62 years, e bootmaker, lately residing at N geo t ford-place, Drury-lane, who committed self 4 STai by hanging himself on the morning of ...

... not passed by unheeded. Hitherto we have omitted to mentirn the theatres, but we have not overlooked them. The lessee of Drury-lane I gave a benefit, which realized £338 6s. ; Covent-garrden I £278 ls. ld.; Haymarket, £201 ]Is. the Royal Circus, £115 INs ...

... at tb; of the committee of the French Ciaritable I for a benefit to take place on Thursday, ts Oil it, the bheatreltoyal, Drury-lane, in aid of the hu institution. Her farewell performacce to thi willthusbedevotedto the cause of charitjy,. entertainments ...

... repeated menifestations of e applause. The account of his examination of the low lodging-houses and wretched tenements of ,Drury-lane, Gray's-inn-lane, Whitechapel, the Miat, and other resorts of g poverty, was full of interest, though of a painful character ...

... - P UBLIC ,SALES BY A UCTION-YESTEPDAY. AT THE MART. By ME SSRS. GADSDEN, WINcTEIRFLOOD, AND ELLIS.- A renter's share in Drury-lane Theatre, with free adniis- sion, and held for 75i years from 1821. Sold for 4. . No. 3, Addle-street, Wood-street, London; ...

... SALE OF A RENTER6S SlrARE IN DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-On Wednesday, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye offered to public auction a £500 renter's share in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, the property of the late Mr ...

... BENEFIT.-T!hi5. gesetlemnian, who is the indefatigable director of the English operatic performances at the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, takes his benefit on Wednesday evening next, when lie will present a varied round of attractions. In the ordinary cocerse ...

... waterproofing fabrics, paper, lea- as c-s ding will thier, or other materials. egre! LTvention. Thomas C. Richardson, of 1.01, Drury-lane-the process whic Improve- for the procuring aisf manufacturing the sulpliosacehiarate undic 7on being of simartibine., Servoi ...

... liability, 11c ilow in course of formiation. I am, sir, your obedient servant, THOS. B. AYS11FORD. fr-c Coach Factory, 56, Drury-lane, Sept. 5. va (Thre letter of Mr. Ayshford amounts to little inure than the moral of the old fable- There is nothing like ...