... Mrs Bradohaw has plunged Mr. and Mrs. Kean into the -deepest aiiction, and the performauces- of these glfted -lt'et at Drury- lane ?? will necessarily be suspended for a short time. ANARHY sIN SIERRA 'LEO -The Pcys hears that the Enlish colony of Sierra ...

... opening of Drury. Mane theatre, In 1776. r wuas wvitten by Dr. Johnson. J. F. T.-Mes Clara Webster was burnt on the stage of Drury lane, Dec. 14, 1814; she died on the 16th. J..A. Cox.-Tbe Strand theatre'was first opened by Mr. Rayne: and Mrs. Waylett in 1831 ...

... Law, at Shaw and Soun's, Fetter-lane, Fleet-btseet, price twenty shillings. B. G -There Is not any 2nchsoclety. W. B. B.-Drury-lane and Covenb garden. JASPER WILLS.-The appointment is with the lords of the treasury; you cannot obtain the situation unless ...

... , on Monday evening the first of a series of public meetings of the men was held at the Brownlow Arms, Browalow-utreet, Drury-lane, for the purpose of taking Into conside- ration the reduction, and to adopt measures for the protection of the men. The ...

... corpse, and to lean over the dead to cook her scanty meal; the priah sullenly declining to interfere. The anst that is in Drury-lane; that lies like an i1cer behind Westminster abbey; that -may ee seen in Seven Dias), 'Shovbditch, or by Ratcliff-hiighway ...

... Yesterd~y, a comnanunicationwas wnade to Dr. Lan. kester of t Ie deat4 of Rachael Pirand, aged fifty, re- siding in Wild-steet, Drury-lane, wvho was accident. ally ?? eating voraciously, sonic cold meatl wthich W lbeen `ven to her, and before surgical aid could ...

... system by which they could: be rae ietdfomtheir present couirt anid ren;sJ Wtohe~althys~urbur- ban villagies* Pliaees like Drury.lane, t he 'New~c ~ a~nd even 3Diala, are a national di grace. BCouind abiout Westinter-abbey there is~a population, ivig the ...