... Mark Lemon, who is a1 Jew, had tried the stage, and failed on it. Then he became landlord of a smalt public house near Drury- lane Theatre, and failed in that. Next he became editor of Punch. in which his success was great. After that he shone atthe Pastch ...

... dubious title), and flow we arc threaten * ed with ggantic. r.. Mr. Howard Glover announces a business of this kitfi at Drury Lane, which is to commence at half-past one O'cloclc on 0 Wednesday next, and may firaisl,, we presume, locking at the ? fleet ...

... cuarauter Which Mr. hik n- Stanifiald has painted for many years ; indeed, since the cole- at ad brated 1Aosi and Galateas at Drury Lane Theatre, when re te- unuder the management of Mr. Macready. 'Thle music must in lin, nmot be -neglecued,-eithaer. the overture ...

... press, his partner 'being the .1 tatlented Mi8s Featherstone,whol~aa actress and vocalialbecamae 'a a great favourite at the Drury Lane Theatre. - S Q ?? LITERARY SocIETY.-The fimt of a s eries of 'six lectures., ilt conntection with Middlewich LiteayI ;and ...

... thoughts of those cnow living. How different is the in ' . ,gland of our days from what it waswe h T. 0~~tof Londoa flocked-to Drury Lane to witness the D $&~g of SHERIDAN'S -comedies, or to see GAnwercq Si t,athe stage! Whenwe thialk of.BuaXindelivering i ...

... Canterbury, on the 4th of September. He -was 97 years and 2 days old. . An Americau actor named Roberts has made his debut a at Drury Lane as Sir Giles Overreach. He was success- ) fal. We never heard of him before. *lfNew York Tribune. t A young lady was asked ...

... POLICE-(ONSTABLE.-.. Iits On Wednesday afternoon~great excitement, was created in the We iffer immediate neighbiuihlood of Drury Lane, London, in consee.M '. quience of. an attempt having been made by an abandoned Bri woman to murder a police-officer, while ...

... and at the close of the poll got on to a cab, ordering the driver to take * him to his residence in the neighhourleood of Drury Lane. On his way Mr. Wilison stopped at several houses on the road, end made known the intelligence of his friend having been ...

... are now fixed to commence on Thursday next, when TZ/ Schoolfor SacndOd will be performed. Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, has refused to allow one of the gentleman ef his company to appear in one of the representations at Windsor Castle ...

... public places of resort. The Roman Catholic clergy have lately bought a piece R. of ground at the end of Charles-street, Drury-lane, St o Giles, which for some years past has been vacant, on u, which it is intended to erect a building for schools, which ...

... guilty. Sentenoe was deferred enboth cases. On Tuesday morning, Henry James, a carpenter, residing-at No, 5, Charles-street, Drury-lane, London, in cleaning a tin bottle, used by mechanics to hold their tea or cofee, incautiously placed the vessel on the fire ...

... Catherine Roberts, 32 years of age, r.. wife of David Roberts. a joiner, who was a servant at ?? jal house of Mr. Owens, 22, Drury-lane, an~d died 'suddenly C lon Wednesday night. The jury,-upon hearing that the ad, deceased was much addiotedl to drinking ...