... unnecessaiy to state that the lady was one of the most valuable members of Mr. Maeready's company both at Covent-gardeu and at Drury-lane, and that she cooperated with Mr. Phelps iu promoting the dramatic reform of Sadler's Wells. ...

... ensuing campaign iuclude a company of considerable strength and attraction, tor, besides embracing the le the operatic at Drury-lane last season for the Italian Opera, some uew artists of gre.it celebrity 'lie Continent will be introduced to tho metropolis ...

... and society one of its most estimable members. Miss Yandenhoff was born in the year 1818, and made her first appearance Drury-lane Theatre as Juliet, April 11, 1836. Her histrionic success at this theatre, Covent-garden, and the Haymarket, will be well ...

... SCRAPS. The Italians LONDON.-Arnongst those who throng the dwellings in the back parts of Drury Lane and Gray’s Inn Lane, Saffron Hill, the neighbourhood of Hockley-in-the-Hole, and some other localities in the metropolis, the wandering Italians, famvliar ...

... Jameson’s “Sacred and Legendary Art,’’ p. 180. The Italians London. —Amongst those who throng the dwellings in the back parts of Drury Lane and Gray’s Inn Lane, Saffron Hill, the neighbourhood of Hockley-in-the-llole, and some other localities in tlie metropolis ...

... stable to a house occupied Dr. Torrance, in Dunchurch-street, passed. A plan for alteration to Mr. A. Cleavers house, in Drury-lane, P * . , . .a . A special District-rate, of 6id in the pound was granted ; also, General District-rate, of 4d. the pound ...

... Joseph Auchterlonie Greighton, Aldermanbury, City, collar manufacturers. Charles Underwood, James-street, Covent Garden, Drury-lane, and Long Acre, grocer. George Harris, Woking, Surrey, tailor. Joseph Hardwick, Strand, tailor. Thomas Bagnall Pickles, ...

... Joseph Auchterloni* Qreighton, Aldermanbury, City, collar manufacturers. Charles Underwood, James-street, Corent Garden Drury-lane, and Long Acre, grocer. George Harris, Woking, Surrey, tailor. Joseph Hardwick, Strand, tailor. Thomas Pickles, Great York ...

... Sheasby, Leicestershire, fellmongcr, with stealing a sheep skin, of the value of 55., from his cart while it was placed Drury-lane, Rugby, on Saturday, The case vvas summarily dealt with. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to one month’s imprisonment ...

... Chester Rawles, Walworth, Surrey, boot and shoe maker. Septimus Frederick Martyn, London, shoe warehouseman. James Broad, Drury-lane, London, coach ironmonger. Edward Lewis, Coleman-street, London, printer. William Penfold, Caledonian-road, London, smith ...

... Chester Rawles, Walworth, Surrey, boot and shoe maker. Septimus Frederick Martyn, London, shoe warehouseman. James Broad, Drury-lane, London, coach ironmonger. Edward Lewis, Coleman-stioet, London, printer. William Penfold, Caledouiau-road, London, smith ...

... BANKRUPTS. Charles John Bail, Peterborough, coal merchant. John Arnold, jun., Woodbridge, Suffolk, innkeeper. Frederick Caplin, Drury-lane, hosier. Jonathan Wood, Charles Wood, and Thomas Brick-lane, Spitalfields; Mile-end, Tottenham, Pender's End, snd Enfield ...