... upon this subject is that Burlington Gardens will t be made available for a site. Meantime it appears to be s settled that Drury Lane will be the scene of the forthcoming t season. In the Central Criminal Court, the ?? of Mr. Snape, the surgeon, charged ...

... niorniing the death of Signor ClorIlton, a professional harlequin, was uotified to the coroner. The deccased was last engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, at Christmas, in the pantomime, and since that he and his family have been reduced to a starving condition. Onl ...

... Fire office. A firelikewise happened on the premises belonging to Mr. 1I. Bearles, No. 7, Shaw's Court, Charles Street, Drury Lane, wbich nas well nigh attended with fatal consequences to two or three persons. It seems that a hlcifer match, by some accident ...

... inlteresting trial brought by the TI plaintiff, a dramatic anther, against, Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee i of the Theatre Royval Drury-lane, to recover the suim Of w h14 14,., for representatons duri ng seven nights at Drury- sa lane o[ ' The Game of Speculation ...

... member. The col- lection was kindly responded to by the congregation. FjRE AT DRURY.LANE TO5EATRr._Oa Friday afternoon great alarm wai created among the servants of Drury-lane Theatre in consequence of the discovery of a smouldering fire in the ' flies ...

... ATTEMPTED MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. On Sunday night, shortly before ten o'clock, the neigh- bourhood of Drury-lane was thrown into a state of great excitement in consequence of the cries of Murder issu- ing from a house in Orange-court, Drury-lane. On police- ...

... all the engagements in the late war. This regiment also possesses a milk-white goat, which on Tuesday night performed at Drury-lane Theatre in the play of Esameralda. They also have a stag, but neither was present at the review. The Duke of Cambridge ...

... . Mr. Gyo, after much anxious consideration and fruitless attempts to obtain a possession of her Mitjesty's Theptre and Drury-lane. Las taken at the Lyceum fir a term; and to this small theatre, built for the m, purposes of English opeia, and of late ...

... own son. However, it subsequently turned cut the poor fellow was the son of a tradesman residiisg in No. 8, Clare-court, Drury-lane; his age was 17. TiIE Goyi-RYNIENT SMALL Ainis FAC'TORY AT EN- mIELI).-A sum of .f100,000 was voted last session, and a ...

... K.C.B. and K.H., Lieu- ?? of Jersey, is to proceed to the Australian colonies. I At its last meeting, the committee of Drury-lane Theatre came to tie resolution of not permitting entertainments of the bal masque class to take place again in the building ...

... observations, discharged the defendant. THEn LADY AND Tur DOwiEY.-Henry Hollis, a coster- monger, living in Charieo-street, Drury-lane, was summoned for Tefusing to give -up a donkey to its owner, Miss Wheatly, of Regent-street-Mr. Leo;f, of Ely-place, objected ...

... fral off a portion of thle flesh. MO THE AMATEUR PXNTomiLME.-A repetition of the ama- Mail teur pantomime took place at Drury-lane on Saturday, with auc a degree of success quite eqaal to that of the remarkable night last year, when thle Queen witnlessed ...