... attained the pinnacle of fame (modern) as a writer of fiction. 'The new play of the Bachelor's Vife, now playing at Drury-lane, was not written by but for- Charles Matthews. The author is a young Englishman in the United States, named Frederick Watson ...

... Mrs. Kean do not got to- America next year, as they originally intended, having entered -into an en- gagement to appear at Drury-lane. . , Fron a parliamentary return, it appears that during the past year there Awere 2,3il6 detections in Ireland of ofiences ...

... M.A., has been elected' warden of Winchester College. The wardenship is worth 1,2001. i year. Nearly 450? were taken at Drury-lane on Mr. and Mrs Charles Keant's benefit nights a sum almost an- precedented. n Nearly all the bees in the south of Eagland ...

... numerous enterprises fh which be has embarked; therefore, as iapre- swno of her Majesty's Theatre, lessee and manager of Drury-lane Theatre, proprietor of the Alhambra- (laughtcr)-projector of hotels and luncheon bars innu- mneable, and purchaser of e ...

... le travelled from court to court throughout St. Gils's, and at length went to a filthy valley called Lincoln's court, in Drury-lane. In one of the houses in this ?? he dis- covered the woman Andrews, and hbe also traced the child into her possesion. After ...

... of the police. and a few days age-so the story goez-the child was found in a wreteoed apartment in one of the courts in Drury-lane, London, covered with filitbl and in a de- plorable state. It is alleged that the chaia of evidence, identifying the child ...

... by Mr. ChamUbers-When Mr. Winut - ha m gtcameto ihp heiwas acwabselean,d addreased like other gentlemen. He had bean to Drury-lane Tgeatre with Mr. Windham, accompanied by Mr. Sinowling, a bosl-keeper in Norwich, Mr. Durrant, an ormnibu dtiver, and Walker ...

... request I in that if the terms were accepted a reply should be se rt s by telegraph. The telegraum eent in reply from Drury- - lane Theatre by Mr. Lyone, Mr. Brooke's agent, was to it the following eect - Commence 23rd December. t ar Terms, one-half ...

... sister of the famous singer, will shortly arrive from America, under engagement to r. Gyo.Dru Mr. H. Loraine has appeared at Drury Lane in Don Comar de Bazan, He is favourably spoken of by the London Press. A Neapolitan composer has just written ai opera ...

... riret of a aterles o tbred, tor the brneflt of Mr. Lumley, o formerly lessee of her Majesty'd Theatre. It waS given in oer Drury lane Theatre, the tiso of ler MIoieety's having been rel refuo5d for the purpose-u crouniatanad wbhieb addad to the itv publie ...

... in c Kent. Afterwards he entirely devoted himself to the I school among the poor Irislo in the district bordering on I Drury- lane. Ie opened a set of industrial echools, in f connexion with which was a chapel and other instita- a ?? Rcgisier. a One of ...

... Zoological Gardens, for the use of the animals. Dlr. John J. Frazer, formerly principal tenor at the English Opera House, Drury-lane, Covent-gardev, and other London theatres, died on the 18th of June, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. An eminent English lady ...