... avidity with which the French critics will fix upon this new example of the vulgarity of the bizarre islanders. When, in a Drury- lane court, Michael O'Drury, being in his cups, makes a furious attack upon Biddy, his neighbour's wife, and this lady replies ...

... gentler. There is another picture-where there is neither warmth nor good cheer, whereof we should take heed. There is the Drury lane picture of Christmas, as well as Christmas radiant in Belgravia. There are blue- fleshed children shivering in the crowd ...

... Lord COlancellor to 4e. termino how many, posters M1r. GUSTAVUS BlaoIsE shall issue before he makes his reappearance et Drury Lane. A WANT THAT HAS LONG BEEN FEIT. At the jubilee of the National Education Sociaty, lately held at Exeter, we were very much ...

... to receive it; and goes on his way, having left his own flesh to suffer all the pri- vatious and hardships of life in a Drury-lane court. We have not yet reached the end of the case. We know only one side of the story. But, so far as Mr. Guinness Hill ...

... its manerrutfacture and lqauality. A Sex YEArs' St-scissc i r. -The Italian Opera-house, Corv-nt-garden, is lalrger than Drury-lane. J. Fox.-Your meotler, with the consent of her husband liaei pow er to sell the property to her sistter, rpn whose death ...

... also been for- warded. FOnE iN DRURY-LAN1B.-On Wednesday night, a fire liromse out in the shop of Ur, Miles, hosier, 103, Drury-lane. It was occasioned by the gas light com- ifig in contact with stock in the window, anrd but for the timely arrival of the ...

... insest the money. Wr. D. ?? will have to pay the amount. 1. 0 U.-lie Is not liable. EL)WIN ETLEY.--Mr. Yosnge, now playing at Drury-lane theatre, is the son of -Mr. R. Youure, ?? origisel toae OCiunbs in Jerrold's Reaot Day. The latter has been dead some years ...

... things rescued, wver all lr. Stenherd's books and other documenets- Yesterday forenoon, Mrs. Moody, of No. 3'J, sing- street, Drury-lane, was engaged charrieg at tile house of Mr, Rappin, in Rusiell-court, CovCntgall den, and whilst hanging out souse clothes ...

... Lmare SURVEiYOR a. CoMMON Lojo)rsG ?? Tuesday. afternoon, Mr. Brent held an inquest, at the Brownlow Arms, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, on the body of John Dawe, stated to be seventy years of age, who died suddenly,.in a common lodging-house, in Charles. ...

... nothing due yet. W. R. (Chatham).-You must employ a solicitor. SnAeSPERE.-Mr. Forest made his first appearance in London at Drury-lane, Oct., l8l6, as Spartacos. E, C. 1.-No; the goods can only be distrained for rent. S. H1. J. W.-It is personal property ...

... of Mr. Halliwell and the spirited manner in which the questicn was taken up by the press. Sr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane theatre, had deterinined to purchase New-place, and then to raise sufficient money by performances of the com- vined Shaksperian ...

... ? years. Mr. G. V. Brooke has been engaged )y M'd. E. T. Smith, and be wsill make his appearance eet the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, early in Octoleer.- The French papers speak of a very scadleelous rca as having lately occurred at Bevrout. Acenreliuci ...