... of burgh,,and Norfolk are estimated to yield £df ob0pe N~annuml. 0ain ?? Aj The Queenhaigrfsdt take a privat' e hx at d, Drury-lane Theatre, the manager, Mr. E. T. E, mith, re or fuses to permit Mrs. Frank Matthews, Mi' -. Charles ed Mathews, and Mr. Robert ...

... of Sligo in Parliament, intends to p~tition against the return of his oppovent, air. Wynni. Mr. Edffrd i'yrrel Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, is n about to bome the proprietor of the Saudao T,1.imes es nfewspauoM, r. e Lord Stailley is to preside at the ...

... nursery plate, LI veined at something under £500, carried off. pi On Saturday evening, Mr., Roxby, the stage manager of it Drury-lane Theatre, vwaited upon Mr. Smith, the lessee;' ti and presented him with a superb chased solid silver vago, i formizng atea-urn ...

... length been definitively settled. Mr. Gye, after filuitless attempts to w obtain possession of her Miijesty's Theatre and Drury- lane, has taken the Lyceum for a term; and to this small e theatre-built for the purposes of Euglish opera, and of V late dedicated ...

... Hano- lon ver-street atid Wols9tenholme-square were the BelgraviaCa of our merchant princes. The Theatre Royal stood in thel Drury-lane-so called from its metropolitan predecessor- thin where that thoroughfare is intersected by Brunswick-street. we The beat ...

... Mr. C. R. Jacson a e tnis to be solicited to come forward as a candidate on the wh age ow ie sea ee ome loose scenery in Drury-lane Theatre got on fire livi ol.o atra igt hls xeimnswr making on orS tesaewtanedscitooffraniitor. The nat or at casdgea aambttefire ...

... ten le corresponding weeks of the years 1846 55 the average ne number was 1521. n- At its last meeting, the committee of Drury-lane Theatre came to the resolution of not permitting enter- nt tainamente of the bal-masqise class to take place again in the ...

... In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1846-55 the average number was 1521. At its last nleeting, the committee of Drury-lane Theatre came to the resolution of not permitting enter- tainments of the bsrd-mnveqe class to take place again in the building ...

... gunnery. Io A metropolitan journal states that Mr. J. W. Wallack, I late lessee of the -Marlebone Theatre, Mr. Vincent, of ie Drury-lane Theatre, and Miss Clevelard, of t-e Strand is Theatre, have been engaged by AMr. Black, of the Theatre at Royal, Melbourne ...

... the engagcinrnts in the late war. This regi- ment also possesses a milk-white goat, which on Monday c night performed at Drury La.ne 'fheatre, in the play of i '-Esmeralda. They also have a stag, but neither was le 7 present at the ?? News.ci to ToE A ...

... one and two o'clock, a distre,,iog acci- e dent occurred to a man named Samuel licuson , 1i c [ No. 9. Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, asd POmpl. ed, Rat I machinist at Mr. J. E. Taylor's printing-otrice, in Li, s Queen-street, Holborn, London. The unfortunate ...

... it e transpired that Robson, on the night prexion-. to lis ,e absconding, left an authority wvith Mr. E. T. S;:tlii, of - Drury-lane, to take possession of his houns hold prooerny, a with instructions for Mr. Oxenhamn, of Oxfocd-Ftroet, to ar sell the same ...