... In the Bail Court, on Saturday, Lavigne, the celebrated oboe player, brought an action against Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, for, work and labour done,. Tie plaintiff had played in the band during the opera season, at four guineas a-week ...

... REVIVAL oF TEI NirIi Houis AoTATIorr.-On Wed. nesday evening, a meeting of journeymen carpenters was held at the White Hart, Drury Lane, for the purpose of further agitation on this vexed question. Mr. Booth was moved to take the chair, and briefly explained ...

... Had the fire occurred in ahard frost, or with a much stronger west wind, there must have been a clean eweepright away to Drury Lane. As it was, bysixo'clock or thereabouts, the whole roof of St. Martin's Hall (which lies due east of the coach-makar'etowards ...

... property of Joseph Filden, from the person of Eliza Filden. The proseoutrix Said she was passing the end of Russell Court, Drury Lane, on the night of the 4th of September, where the two pri- soners and two other persons were standing. Immediately after ...

... CHESTER EAWLES, Walworth. Surrey, boot and shremaker., i - SEPTIMUS FREDERCEK MIARTYN, Londorehoewarehzouseman. JAMES BROAD, Drury Lane, London, comou iroomonger. EDWARD LEWIS, Coleman Street, London, prlnter., WILLIAM PENPOLD,'Caled~oilao Road, Londen, smith ...

... flaples. SUDDEN DEATH OF A PANTALOON.-On Monday even- ing, immediately after the rehearsal of the new Christmas pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre, Mr. DeUln, who was engaged as Pantaloonl, wept into Mr. Wilson's wine vaults, at the corner of Princes Street, ...

... gratifying results, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keau have re- turned to pay a ?? visit to the metropolis, and on Mon- day night ?? at Drury Lane Theatre, before an audience which crammed the house from floor to ceiling, and which gave tkem such a reception as is but ...

... not know the place of which he was for three whole days the ruling spirit,-when David Garrick, Esquire, rode down from Drury Lane, and did immortal honour to Mr. Shakspeare. Nay, the streets have been so thoroughly cleansed, so smoothly paved, so ...

... tectives were then communicated with, and after a long search the undoubted heir to £14,000. a-year was found in a---den ia- Drury Lane, almost in a state of nudity, and covered with vermin and filth, He had been used for the purposes of beggary. The boy was ...

... absenoe of hr. Atkins from the town, would have been presented before. Bis departure for London to fulfil an engage. ment at Drury Lane was, howrever, considered a, fating opportunity to make the presentation, and hence the neeting lost nighte In the unavoidable ...

... after the openingr of Ptrlianient a great; meeting will be held in London;* andwe hesl that efforts have been made to obtain Drury Lane Theatre for the purpose. Mr. G. J. Horn has been appointed financial agent to the London Auxiliary. ArTrTEMP'TED MIVRPEP ...

... only .Spirits of an alcoholic kind; Drury House (C-aveas House, thle site of the present Olympic Theatro: the Coal Yard in Drury Lane, whore Nell Gwynn, to whom 4the oredit of suggesting Cheolsea Hospital is attributed, first saw the light; the lsyjole in ...