... in a manly and proper spirit. If others wer to imitate his conduct, or assume the independent attitude of Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre, there would, foi the future, be less likelihood of English artists bein1 subjected to a repetition of those flagrant ...

... 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 ...

... keeps the Prince Alfred Inn, at Bays- water, and married, in 1844, a Miss Mary Ann Berry, whose father was a tradesman in Drury Lane, and they lived very happily together for many years, and had four children, girls, all now living. Nothing definite was ...

... members of his establishment with very handsome gifts, in comme- moration of the extraordinary success which has attended the Drury-lane pantomime Isince Christmas last, and which that gentleman attributes mainly to the zeal aad energy with which each member ...

... aot degenerated, whatever may have befallen our national drama. However much that grim figure of stone over the portals of Drury-lane may have winced when Manager Smith elbowed Hamlet on one side to make room for Sands, the ceiling-walker, still, at the ...

... overdowevig; for many of the visitors ix ere forced to take their stand upon the stairs. A RENTER'S SHARE in the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, held for forty years, originally entitled to 2le. Od. per night of performance, whirl has since been reduced to is. 3d ...

... County Court an action was brought by Mr. Cousins, potato salesman, of Bow-street, against Mr. Edwards, greengrocer, of Drury-lane, for the sum of £10 16s., the amount of a dishonoured cheque on the Royal British Bank. It appeared that a crossed cheque ...

... rises, 3m. past 7; sets, 25m. past 5. 23. MoNDAY.-C. F. Gauss, mathematician and astronomer died, 1855. 24. Sunovn TuEsDAY.-Drury-lane theatre deetroyed by lire, 1809. New Moon, 2mn. before noon. 25. Amn-WEDNxsDAY.-Sir Christopher Wren died, 1723. 26. TmIInsAY ...

... understood, was not insured. ROYAL ITALIAN OpEsu.-We understand that Mr. Gyo will commence his next operatic campaign,lat Drury-lane Theatre, on the 14th of April. DETERMINED SUICIDE OF A MARRIED WOMAN- SINGULAR RECOVERY OF THE BODY.-Yeaterday Mr. W. Carter ...

... IN AID OF MB. Tros. (RoaAN.- & meeting of the friends of Mr. Thomas Grogan, late land- [ord of the Feathers, Wyld-street, Drury-lane, which house was burned down on Sunday morning, Dec. 14, 1856, took place on Monday evening at Mr. Ireland's, Masonio-hall ...

... Regent-street 1fHEATRTE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. iL h~~~esee. Dlr N. T. SMITH.L All over by haslfsst elevesn to enable country ?? to return by The tweclve wcloc tra ins. scmflcri Pnoieette TheE SEAW.T MSTE ITf r h the DRURY-LANE PANTO.AY Ni~ghty overlowsl. Tbh ...

... 'Haymarleet; Mr. Eensley, Waterloo-road; Mr. rent Dorell, Brosle-street, Ratcliffe; Mr. Lahler, Seven-diatls; m Mr. Mackness, Drury-lane ; Mr. Pike, Knightsbridge;- Mr. Cey Darner, Shadwell; MSr. John, Stangate, Lambeth; Mr. that Sosith, Whitechapel; and Mr ...