... presided.- We (Bra, of yesterday, Saturday), regret to announce the death of Mr, Henry Lee, late of the theatres royal,5 Drury lane, Olympic, Marylebone, lao., after a po tmacte an painful ?? (Saturdayi Mr. Bedford held an inquest at Westminster hospitaL ...

... as the one in Drury- lane, had his oysters deposited at the former place, from whence he conveyed some of them to Drury-lane. On giving up the former shop the oysters were still brought to Billingsgate, although addressed to Drury-lane, but on every occasion ...

... produtttion of a inew Opera from the industrious e pen of the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha. It is oalled Diana - di Soen~ges., At Drury Lane Flotow's1 Martha lies been rreplaced by Vincent Wallace's 1Marltana. JBelf'S Rosa Of - Ceetille still proves an ...

... artistes, it is upon tile ntithority of La Presse Theatrale, Mali- bran received in London, for every representation at Drury Lane, £150. Grisi, at New York, for appear- ing at an oratorio, £400. Lablacie, for singing twice, was paid £150. In Italy, Rossini ...

... d, Drury- lane, but he drove to Caldwell's public-house, nut the dancing rooms, in Dean-street, Soho. He there called and paid for a pint of wine, and after drinking that they again got into the caband went to the Red Lion and Still, in Drury-lane. By ...

... c, Holborn-end, late a branch of the British Bank, and opened as luncheon and refreshmenut-rooms by Hr. E, T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Bodkin supported the appeal; Mr. I'olaed appeared for the magistrates; Mr. Giffard for publicairs in the neighbour- ...

... eminent iii Due- nmsical art, front which we cull the followinlg :-Madaniie Mali- r- bran received for each performance at Drury Lane Li1fi. )f Madame Urisi, for singing at a musical festival at York, i. £400, and for one soirde, in Londoi, £24101 Lablaclie ...

... lurk. Helmes, F division, said that the prisonerse belonged to a i notorious gang of thieves whose headquarters were in Drury- lane. Jones had already been convicted, and the others, who were brothers, and whose right name was Dare, were I well known to ...

... admiration. i The value of theatrical property may be estimated by the fact that an original renter's share of £300, in Drury ''Lane Theatre, was sold on Tuesdaylast, by fMr. Robins, for' fire £40. 19s. - similar share fetched £42. ted e sisters, Ellen ...

... and other business expenses .. 42168 By domestic and personal ditto ?? 1,8106 1 By lone on 2o54 performances at Lyceum and Drury-lane Thea- tres, as per profit And loss state- ment .£21 0. . .. ?? 8 By ditto upon sub-letting Lyceum Theatre from April 4 to ...

... GUILDHALL. LzBsnnroas OF CouNsraL.-Mr. G. Peacles, the proprietor of the Whistling Oyster Refreshment-roomns, 13, Vinegar-yard, Drury- lane, and Mr. Benjamin Lawson, the landlord of the Crown Tavermi adjoining, attended on Wedniesday before Mr. Alderman Salomonls ...

... special share of, pplause~. r, f-Mr. James Anderson arad Miss; Ele~wurthy Are ahont to com-31 g menee ano engagement at Drury Lane, and Miss Helen Foauct sd.dis announeds for six nights at the Lyceumg.I The Italian version, o Iof galfe's Bohemisi Girl ...