... Colenial-office. Despatches were sent off last evening from the Colonial- it office for the Governors of Hong-Horig anid Ceylon. DRURY-LANE THEA TRE. Mrs. NISBETT made her first appearance under the prcent management last evening, il her favourite character of ...

... months had elapsed, after our meeting in this place, before we felt it to be our duty to convene an aggre. gate meeting in Drury-lane Theatre. By this time it had hecome evident that the feeling in favour of reform, whiils had been displayed throughout the ...

... aminiation of tbe dimensiots and aceommodations of the lodgintg-liotuses in Gray's-imi-road, Bagtigge-wells, Charles- street, Drury-lane, and Streathani-street, Blootisbury. Thte isost recent erection of this stature was it Spicer-street, Spitalfields, for ...

... be starai noted. Thie ?? am acquainted with, though enjo] I haven't been in it lately, is in the neighbourhood if hi of Drury-lane-this is the worst both for filth and mast for the character of the lodgers. In the room where ways I sle t, which was like ...

... of' phethisis (6 montihs) bronchitis (4 weeks), in King's College Hosp4ital. He had bhen brought from Feathier's-esurt Drury-lane, which Mr. Jones describes as close, crowded,ald badly drainhed. Chapel-place, Clenserit's-lane whence a cap- maker, who ...

... Majesty and Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, honoured Drury-lane Theatre with their presence on Satur- day evening. The Royal suite consisted of the Countess of Mount Edgecinibe, the Marquess ...

... t In connection with the translation of old boots aind shoes, I. have ebtained the following statistics. There are- In Drury-lane and streets adjacent, about.. 50 shops. c Sevenl-dials do. do. ?? .100 do. e Monarouth-street do. do. ?? 40 do. Hanway-court ...

... It's done bya real architectural desiganer-bit he's dead too: I sippose I snail go nsex. - - did this here stage-front mmf Drury-lane as it was after the fire; and he did Covent-garden for me as well, but he wasn't good at architect. This here, siir, was ...

... t, Drury-lane. 31. Jolly, 2, Globe-place, Globe-road, Mile-end. A. Murray, 6, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. 31. Harwood, 65, Park-street, Poplar. M. Wilson, 2, Burley-court, Smart's-buildings, Hlolborn. E. Smith, 24, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane. H. ...

... Liquorpond-street; Fox-court, Gray's-inn-lane ; Yeales-court, Clare-mariet Brewers'-ceourt, Great Wild-street; King-street, Drury-lane; Neales-yard, Seven-dial,; Streatliam-street, St. Giles ; Irish Free School, St. Giles's; Phillip's-gardens, Now-road; Little ...

... premises belong- ing to Mr. Mackerell, potato-merchant, No. 7, Vinegar- yard, noarly facing the upper gallery entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. The premises, which were five floors high, includ- ing the basement, were adjoined by numerous sinsilar erec- tions ...

... typographical error called a romance), are, or may be, as well acquainted as with the Maze at Hampton Court, or the passages of Drury-lane Theatre. We need not linger among the echoes of the edifice, the mortar of whose foundations was tempered with the blood ...