... Tussaud's,K Kahn's. Museum, Marston's Museum, Caplin's Maseum, Airchltectural drawings, &c. THEATRES. .COMMBEC AT SEVEN., Drury Lane, Haymarket, Adelphi, Princesses, St. James's, Lyceum, Olympic, Sadler's Wells, Stradd, Surrey, Vidtorid, Marylebone, Grecian ...

... this object was proposed to T. n- be achieved was totally different. On the one be hand, Mr. E. T. Sinith, the lessee of Drury Lane T] en Theatre, determined to purchase New-place, and then to ?? sufficient money by performandes of MI ad the combined ...

... grand transformation scone, by Cal- t o the lvrTae5~ to the cott, is alreadyvwhispered to be a stupendous feature. At to the Drury Lane, which has well maintained ite celebrity for Eave the this kind of amusement, there will be a grotesque burlesque between ...

... seati - At ?? at Beisinghall street. Scl., Mercer, Miincing ICC, - off. assig., Graham, Coleman street, CHEARLES WrEtt, Drury lane, general salooman, Sept. 46' 1, and Sept. 25 at 1H, at Basinghall street, Sol., StoO Coleman street; off. asaig., Graham ...

... THE MORNING CHRONICLE. e Dear Sir-For yonr kindly notice on my daughter's, Miss Avoeia Jones, dlbut at the Theatre Rryal, Drury- lane, you laboured under a slight errror. You state, you think you remember her as having appeared at the Olympic , Theatre previous ...

... road, Maids, hill we-t. ANREoW WILLIAM ItAlXa, Hastingo, Sussex, bookcseller. ARAH.imAOO RITCeu (sued as AbrahsamnEtch), Drury lane, glas s cutter, flee, 12. FRAsris BECKeNeoseo, Ashford, Ifent, herse dealer, Dec. 12; Nichols and Clerk, Cook's court, Carry ...

... at I o.1. D1VIDENDS TO BE MADE.I Nr .,SWisstor, Rosslyn terrace. Hampsteed road, apoth'- erry-Ner. 15. F Curlier, 125, Drury lane, hearer and heeber- das~her-Nov. 14. J. Trovethan, 7, Oakc lane, Churlh row Lime- hence, cooper-Nov. 15. F Taylor, Cradley ...

... EIALLIWELL, and a few tragedi's and comedies ac as which were brought out in their day with but in- u- different succesa at Drury Lane. Even his arniable hic an' biographer, ii. the pages of Sylvanus TUrban, to ly, confesses, ip trae JOHNSONIA&N style ...

... llarlef uino, Mr. Henry t Payne and Mr. E. Lauri, Clown#9;. Mr. H. suar, Pantalosfl; el end Miss Jenny Lauti as Coletnnhine. . DRURY-LANE, On B sxing Night we always fancy that Mr. Tully's baton ?? possesses the cabalistic powers of the J wand of an enchanter ...

... -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 ...

... were insured. A strong f body of polloe kept a greet crowvd out of danger. . AUOther fire io k place in Brownlow-street, Drury.lane, is lest night, but lhs damage done was trlfling. ...

... understood, was very higlly connected, but. Was ot muost eccentric habits, preferring to live in the low odg. lig-house of Drury-lane. The deceased's sister, a ldy who resides at Richmond, visited the hospital whie -ha deceased wvas there, and explained ...