... built, scarcely more than 400 feet in length, which was accomplished in the most succbssful manner. -Mr B. T. Smith, of Drury-lane Theatre, was the highest bidder (3,100) for the property known ae the Royal Polyteonio Institution, London, and is, therefore ...

... ?? Poole gained his elca- tion by one vote over Mr Boxall.---During the petform- once of Much ado About Nothing, at Drury Lane, last week, a miatake occurred which would probably have deutroyed the aoeidg of lees talented agtcra than bit and Kra Eien ...

... and Mrs Kean do not go to America next year, as they originally intended, having entered .into an engagement to appear at Drury-lane.-The Great Eastern is to leave England the first week in March, for Norfolk in Virginia, where she has been guaranteed a ...

... wholesale etationert and papermakere in London would prob.ably surprise most of our readers. Metsrs Spalding and ledge, of Drury-lane, have gained an European repu. tation in consequence of the magnitude and importance of their transactions ; and our own ...

... at ?? Smith saidl that he alnd anotlher detectivewesit to the prison- er's house, a dirty place in a court leadhig out of Drury Lane, where they found his wife in great dis- tress. Thsey also found a valoable Scyc terrier, which belonged to a lady from ...

... Yesterday (Thursday) afternoon, ibetween one and two o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises. of Mr Charlton, spirit merchant, Drury Lane, Maloey Street. The damage is considered to be only trifling, and is covered by insurance. On Tuesday, at the invitation ...

... elevation from the level of a house paint- er's apprentice, with an interval of Ilovitiateship spent as a scene-painter in Drury Lane Theatre. Mlr. Itus- kin coquetted with the brush before he took up the p en, as vigorously as Bishop Colenso attacked algebra ...

... an order to an Italian citizen, who in Lombardy tracked and found out a band of forgers of Austrian bank ?? occupation of Drury Lane by Eng- lish opera is settled. The season will open about the beginning of April. 1f. Benedict will conduct. The company ...

... THE ACTION ACAINST MR SIus REEVES.--It will be remembered that an action was brought by Mr F. B. Chatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, against Mr Sinis Reeves, for a breach of contract; he not hav- ing, according to an agreement entered into with ...

... 283t. in length, and 61ft. high. In 1790 the interior of the bu 'ding was partly remodelled by Mlarinal, scene painter at Drury Lane. The exterior colonnades and facades were completed by Messrs Thomas Nash and Itepton, in 1818, at a cost of 50,0C). One ...

... from Mexico, anai recognized to his astonishment. a man he bad seen playing a subordinate part in the Doge of Venice, at Drury-lane last year. At Manchester, on Friday, three tobaceo mer- chants were muleted in 50 for selling adulterated tobacco. Doyle ...

... collecting catalogues from houses of business, and when be obtained a sufficient number, taking them to a batter-shop in Drury Lane and selling them at ?? per pound for waste paper. At the Liverpool Assizes, on Saturday, Air R. B. Pearson, auctioneer, ...