... PaINT5NG-OFFIOH.-On nannum Friday evening a serious accident Occurrda hpitn-t h ofieof Rcynstds' Newspaper- Parker-street, Drury-lane, Capel, tLondon. A lad niamied~olhn Cotteeltl,,wasengage atsa Georgo Icylinder printing machine,, laying onteshtsopar, nth ...

... by Mr. Charles Reade, and whicla was easic inl performed upwards of 100 nighsts in succession at the seen Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, last season, was brought out WlIe a 3' at the Royal Amphitheatre lest evening. Judging from Ci tinl having witnessed a ...

... William Harrison, George's Doak-gates. CAsTLE-sTREET WARD.-William Roberts, Castle-street; Thos. Briggs, and James Field, Drury-lane; Joseph Feeney, Slater- court; John Wilson, Union-court. ST. PETER'S WAnD.-Henry Francis Cambridge, Duke-street; Edward ...

... and sing all her capital parodies ; Miss Fanny Baker end an Miss Cathicart will pereonate the S~3i. of the Lyceum aen and Drury-lane; Miss Resins, Wmight and the, L96nnies Tli will appear in Pan's revels with the Corycian tyrnphos, a I Mr. Buckatone will ...

... most serious apprehensions of not long surviving. He wi p- had, it appeared, been at the residence of a; druggist in int ie Drury-lane, where he remained; but during 'the night, by L0 from having drunk rather freely, he awoke thirsty, and, to: La rseeingdown ...

... cowld ovens, to be sure., o'oloc A new five act pisy, called The Betrothal , was p~ro- serve sduced on Monday last at Drury-lane Thgatre. It is from sued I the pnof Mr. G. H. Boker, an American author. the tc Theeaauthor~tie5 of Manchester antd Salford ...

... consequently, 6079 tons. Sheridan is reported to have once fallen into a coal- t, cellar on his way home, after agoodsuipper at Drury lane; ts and his abulse of the vender, fur not keeping a light at s his collar duet-, was swarnily retotted by the wife. D-n ...

... death entirely arose dess from incautiousness on his part. res( The people living is the coalyard, near .the top of cess Drury-lane, London, are Said, in the. Builder, to be so ill. suns supplied with water that they Cthank God for a fire, as app the ...

... followiisg 'history of our great comic serial :- It was 10 concocted iii the dark baek parlour of a public house be. 60 hind Drury-lane Theatre. The paper was started: it struggled on for -about a Year, and was then sold for £100 to Messrs. Bradbury and Evans ...

... toithe mnemory~of~th& late John Wilson, the S~cottish vocalist. on Wednesday evening, during the performance -of larrlet at Drury-lane Theatre, a young mean in thO pit fell fromt his seat,- and was found to he dead. On Tuesday last, aut the Paris court of ...

... contrive to live that you neay depart in smiles by while all around you weep.' aet Dennis Riley went to work at a chemist's in Drury-lane, on London, and, seeing a slice of bread and butter on a plate la in thee cellar, ate it. It had been left for the rats ...

... shortly before six o'clock, a fire al broke out in a store underneath the office of Messrs. H. Jumip and 8on, corn merchants, Drury-lane. The fire Al brigade tinder Mr. Hewitt's direction scere early iii at- in tendance, and by their timely akd the fire was ...