... stopping from one carriaer of rtoanotlier, when be fell and fractured his ?? Friday, hi ;Themas Wilson, a seattian, residiog in Drury-lane, whilst ki .ii a state of intoxication, fell frinm the box seat of a car, th :2 in Chapel-street, atsd r-eceived a very ...

... Sir Thomas's-buildisngs (afterwards b brother-in-law to Mr. Roscoe); Mr. William Rathboue; Mr. Matthew Gregson, upholder, Drury-lane; Mr. Charles ,80 Eyes, architect and surveyor, Lord-street ; Mr. P. P. plBurdett; and M1r. Thomas Cbubbard. Mr. Richard ...

... The following~ is a Spe'imlea Of thle adctsst-- By Comedians fromn the Theatres Royal, in l.oir on. At the New Theatre in Drury-lane, Liverpool, thisl pre'.'nt Fridmay, June l5dh, will be at-ted an Historical Plea.'v Calli. King Henry tite Fourth, with ...

... s wish. But, as one of your English authors says, one of 8 whose plays I saw acted in a most ridiculous manner, at your Drury-lane Theatre, I think they call it, many e years ago, if (as that man said) it be a sirn to court e the honoar of expelling ...

... thena 15 ba,ds high, nbo have bt en shipped at Hiisvre for tho breeding of mules -M rthle southern staten of Amierica. Iu- Drury-lane theatre, Linden, in consequence of the in- ,he tense heat of the weather, ha been closed till further l n .ti'e. Aid Lord ...

... Bow- astreet police court, London, om Wednesday, Mr. Benjamin s Slomuan, carpenter and machinist of the Theatre-royal, l Drury-lane, appeared before Mr. Henry to answer a charge of wilful perjury, preferred against hins by Madame Cara- a dori, the prima ...

... BIQU0AIII.-Are those purchases being made with aI a view to imaprovement ? if Mr.,HoUNDsY.-Yes. The house at the corner ofd ,e Drury-lane projected, and in the event of any improve- it is ment in the street it would be necessary to take it down. Tile popertty ...

... Mersey-etireet W.whona astonie fell nupsii him and broke his ?? h I sam da, agirl, named A Devyre, crushed it.r wa-gon, iii Drury-lane, and sustained some seer cn ?? Sunday, a. labourer-, named Her eld son, residing in Addison-street, whilst under fte inleceo ...

... EAL TURTLE, is.; AMERICAN TEAL, do' uver &IU WILD DUCKS, and PARTRIDGE, Is.-THIs DAY, him thmat the MANSION HlOUSE, 11, Drury-lane. foi. slld. PHILHARMONIC -SOCIETY. pu A t &, R. SlIMS REEVES, THIS EUMING, the o(c loft, 31st instant. anld. GALLERY, 29s ...

... behalf of Mr. Van Boren ; Mr. John Lea, proprie- repri ytor of the Caf6, Haymarket ; Mr. B. T. Smith, lessee of effec leave n Drury-lane. Mir. Thomas was appointed assignee. Thete bankrupt applied fur an allowance, and after a brief con-thI versation his honour ...

... arido Charles Millward. To give due effect to She openixrg the whole of the original properties have beets scoured from NV Drury-lane, and Mr. Dewlaurst has been engaged as hi ?? the Adelphi, active Pre arations are going em in forward for the prodsmction ...

... Olayton-square, from Ediward sut Tur-r ti , Sir Lb Emma Johnson; Dawson-strcot, from Richard sati Hirh ?? Vililaus llWacle; Drury-lane, from George Bateman rec to Jlhi owows; Grafton-atreet, from Mary Parry (deooesod) to unt Willithi '17wroton; Horghton-street ...