... REVIVAL.-A sound, saystlie fe Athe-nwAuim, 'as'that of the old, :pleaiant, and w peculiarly play'going time,'reaches us from' Drury Lane. There Shakspeare is about to run a new and splendid course. Old'Drury will,'indeed, ol open its approaching campaign ...

... hisaliberty was not in periL It seeons: that wben -the child' was discovered by Brett in the filthy den in Lincoln CobrO, Drury Lane, the prisoner was livingj in Bruesels, -andalthough his wife resided in the sarezcity,. they were nlot 'upon friendly terms ...

... Act in that case made. aud provided, for workiug a dozen of heryonlig lsdie6 over hours. She pleaded a large order frou Drury Lane for Girls of the Perio'd Mr Tyrwhitt very properly decided that empl'uyera musc not work Girls of the Period, oter ...

... their very name tells them, all the States should be United. Taix PoPa's LAST.-Some years ago a drama was pro- duced at Drury Lane, in which Mr Anderson, acting as a Red Indian, made a great sensation by repeating expressions of violent hatred and contempt ...

... contemplation to devote Her M Majesty's Theatre exclusively to the non-lyric 1 drama, That there will be an Italian Opera to at Drury Lane Theatre, under the direction 0 of Mr George Wood, is, however, upon the d best authority beyond a ?? Mall Gazette. THE ...

... and theatrical speenla- tions, it was rurnoured -that he was connected' with me in her- ?? TsTiqtre nnd Theatre- Royal, Drury Lane. Mlay I beg the favour of the ?? of your columns for the pnrpope of giving a denial to the same. I have no ozfe bonneeted ...

... popularly known. as Blue Hanger, from the colour of the clothes he used to wear, had an alterca- lion with a stranger at Drury Lane Theatre, at the conclusion of which the stranger trreateiffd to pull his `o0, TXe.3eoble Lord applied to his brother, CoLionel ...

... deceased-committed suicide while in a state of temporary insanity.- Globe.. DRURY LANE THEATRE IN 1663.-The following is a copy of the first play-bill issved from Drury Lane Theatre in 1663, the first year it was opened:- By his Majesty's Company of ...

... found in the centre of the broad water. One was that of Jlames Griffin, aged 29 years, who lived at No. 20 Lincolii Court, Drury Lane. This poor fellow was selling oranges when the ice smashed up and was in the midst of the skaters. His father, mother, and ...

... presentpr~ioo'of,cotinalitb os frd unreasonably bhigh jBErp.IRIINED SUICIDE, Thin morning the Ilnhabstante. of White Hart Steiat Drury Lane, a eiiiaseiy.popnlated'neighbourhood of persons' of the lower class, wer thrown int a state of great excite. meat, In t ...

... Cometh up as a Flower have long been placed in your a- index cxpurgatofeius-and you never went to see Formosa er at Drury Lane. But other heads of families are not so care- if ful, and the nursemaid, you see, had not the advantage of your advice in ...

... ers, and druken studeets But swe can hardly questionthe propriety qf For- mona, for did not the Prince of Wales visit Drury Lane soon after the production of thl naughty piece; and have not the upper ten en- doreed his Royal Highness's taste by nightly ...