... reserve e bid as £1800. The next property a plot of land e and buildings comprising 244 yarda, situate at the a corner of Drury-lane and Old Ropery, elicited u some spirited bidding, and was eventually knocked down for £2560. Several bids were made for ...

... to fix his own time, and he said perhaps he would fox call again in the evening. His wife was employed (L as a dancer at Drury-lane Theatre, and he was in as the habit of putting up his cab, cleaning himself, frc and going for the purpose of escorting ...

... 4561b. Fral.-Between three and four o'clook yesterday morning a fire occurred at the office of Mr. Woods, Drury-buildings, Drury-lane. The fire engine from the Hatton-garden Station, accompanied by a number of the fire brigade under Superintendent Hewitt ...

... lasts, to publish letters which combine the qualities of great brevity and interest. J.pW.-mpdly at the Admiralty Office, 2, Drury-lane, r. R.-The deduction was allowed, we think, from the impositIon of tbe tax in 1842. T. 0. -It Is quite true that Townley ...

... last night's perform- ance at the Surrey Theatre, which wal for the benefit of Mr. H. Loraine, from the Theatre- IRoyal, Drury-lane, who on tbatocoasion appeared in two great characters-Petruchio, in the Taming of the Shrew, and Badger in the drama ...

... women and childrnalhuhtt of courreewould have followed inte rm When the Mkissesi Ciawee mado their. first appear. ance at Drury-lane the satig' duet. Most of the principal singers stood at the aide of the orchestra, to ea thm, 'ncldig M. raam. At the endof ...

... Covent Garden intimating to him that it still claimed his services, he absented himself from a performance of Othelho at Drury-lane on the night fixed for his second appearance, the 22nd February, 1817, pretexting Ilness in a note which' he sent at the ...

... there are lighter men. The rents of the London theatres itre enormous. That of the Hay market is nearly £4000 a year; of Drury-lane 27800; the Princess's ins ub- et at £4000; the Adelphi is ;£4500; and the Lyceum £4000. A stallion, in charge of a man named ...

... was found in tho river. The rents of the London theatres re enormoue. That of thme Hayinarket is nearly £4000 a year; of Drury-lane £7800; the Princess'. is sub-let t £4000; tho Adeiphi i8 £4500; ad the Lyceum Henry Grey, a labourer at Wordsley, has been ...

... St. Philip'a, Campbell, Rev. D., B.A., to cnracy ot St. John'a, Dapt. Coldwell, ROv. . EL, B.A,, to Ouracy of St. JohG's, Drury-Lane. Dalton, Rev. 3; B., BA,, to curacy of St. Phlip's, RErIscourt, Kensington.I Dickson, Rev. R. B., B.A., to curacy of Holy ...

... years' imprisonmeat U L ith hard'labour, L ` VAV 5#ernu3nUG,-Mr. Isasc A. Van Amburgb. , ' the.:nce. famous lion king of Drury-lane d Tbeatre*,. 'who made his triumphal entry into P London driving single-handed a team of twelve , r horswoome 30 years0ago ...