... them to carry out the It - Act most strictly. Ill A HAPPY NAMOE.-We notice in the list of the a] Ipantomimic company at Drury-lane, the name of Signor al Gratzany. This is as it should be ; except that O, r, a, t is pin not the way to spell q)reat .-P ...

... fancying he had met boh ?? sod Sandwich's, eloped with the two, and found the lady's title genei the one very common to Drury-lane, and her fortune a couple to th re- of hundred guines, contributed with alacrity by my lord.- andI eid, News Picture8 aud ...

... Civeest Garden Theatre, in 1820, and established his tl reputation as a dramatic writer I Gains Graochus' was w perfortmed at Drury-lane Tiheatre in 1824, and 'William PI Tell' at the sawe thoatre in IS2i. In these three tragedies hi Macready acted 'Virginius ...

... ample width, and you have to go from one side to the other of the town through streets about the width and character of Drury. lane.' TlsS MAYOR ANDI THN CHA ?? SHIP OF TEE BornOUGS Jrs-rcEs,-The rule which has hitherto been observed in the recognition ...

... Monay-a dieae f thea heart, it illB upnoocod-wbile par- takiig~of gornic refteshmc-nt at the har of W ilson's Tavern, A Drury-lane. aily :. ROYAL AOADEMY1 OF Trusic,-Tho uomination clig for the two King's escholarships vacant, bt this tirie of. the year ...

... Edinburgh, have in preparation anl unpublished woik, by the late Rugh Miller. Mr. Alfred Bunn, the wvell-known ox-loesse of Drury-lane. died suddenly at Boulogne, of apoplexy, on the 21st inst. Sofie, benevolent persona in the north of Ger- many are.e gaged ...

... I P ray, pray be attentive, Mr. Foote. I am, said Foote. nine and one are ten; go on ! 2 Hollnnd, the actor, of Drury-lane theatre, was the son of a bakers, and became a pupil of Garrick. He died siddenly, and Foote being a legatee, as well as ...

... expect to take A wife in Crinoline? TIlE LAST REPORT OF TIlE PYTHON.- Left sitting. REVIVAL OF AN OLD ADELP]U PIECE AT DRURY LANE.-ShaosrcarC's House to Lct. TnE VOICES OF THE DEEP. -Dr. Dufoss6 yp oves to us that fishes have voices. Lending our cars ...

... -Sergeant Smith said that he1' and Ifolmes, the detective, went to the prisoner's house, a cra dirty piace, in a court out of Drury-lane, where they found fe his wife in great distress. They also found a valuable Skye terries-, which belonged to a lady from ...

... corresjeondence whielh was found at a, lssisr- able lodging Occupied by tho prisoner in one of the assest ,wretelieed courts of Drury-lane, while at the time lie was isrsnighimself as a manl of property.-Mr. Sleighe addesedan ingenlious defence to the jury, who ...

... tug fe-n excessive ?? next ease was of a womssn tic wis was found insensible in a doorway of a house in Bar- Icy-coos-, Drury- lane, by ass unfortunate, seeaimed Maiihy. w According te her own statement befose sel died, lse gut - . a1 .er living at night ...

... StaiDiand, near Halifax, on the body of John Win. Jagger, a little boy only six years of age. The deceased was playing in Drury-lane, Stainland, last Satur- day and while attemlptinr to beat a horse coming up the road, with a little whip which had been ...