... -IfEETINY OF TROTRIETOPI& ; and i 1,500 On Saturday afternoon the annual general assembly of U -day, the proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre was held in the Ca rt. saloon of the theatre; Mr. Benjamin Bond Cabbell in the A chair. The report of the general ...

... TAm DANGERS or LZON-TAMING. Some years.ago, when Mr. Van Amburgh was reviving the fortunes of Drury-lane Theatre, which a superstitious adherense to the legitimate drama had converted into a natural habitat for beasts no longer found at large in these ...

... I. MR. AND MRB. CHARLES KEAN. These distinguished artistes will appear at Drury-lane Theatre on the 28th of January. Many years have elapsed since Mr. Kean trod the boards of Old Drury with his eminent father, and it must be a great gratifica- tion to ...

... stead, 25, Stafford-place South, broke through by the Iisland; and near the same place, Thomas Casey, 40, Parker. street, Drury-lane, fell through, but were both get out by the icemen, the latter case being very serious. A man named David Brennan, 18, ...

... High-street, Shoreditch; Houndsditch, Black- man-street, Leman-street, Great Winchester-streetKings- I . land-road, and Drury-lane. For the quarter ending c June 30, 128 fires were attended, and 21 lives saved, viz., in Spectacle-alley, Whitechapel; Upper ...

... Bow-street Police-court, on Friday, with stealing an opera-glass from a young lady named Willianms, at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. Segeant Holmes, of the F division, said he was on duty in private clothes at the entrance of the theatre at half-past ...

... Burchama: W here do you coma fromP Br they Nokes (Second clerk) : According to the charge-sheet thyall come from one court in Drury-lane. - as. ; Foley: That's true; and we -have left our wives and Afamilies there starving. N AMr. Bieroham: You have no right ...