... they managed otherwise to escape being seriously injured. Dbory ulke.— Tbe roof of large house at the comer of Broad-court. Drury lane, occupied as butter and cheese warehouse, was blown off into tbe street beneath, but fortunately no person was injured. ...

... In private life be was much esteemed for his rare humorous powers. At the time of his death was the musical director of Drury-lane Theatre. The Immediate cause of his death was lecinehitia THR MEDICAL EDUCATION Of WOMEN.--00 Tuesday evening the court ...

... with debt should have priority over all other claims originating after | marked success. Mr. PHELPs is laying comedy at Drury Lane. ing jof the Act, “provided always that this priorit | At Astley’s, the notorious ADA Saac8 MENKEN is attracting Sis not ...

... SPORTS AND PASTIMRS. METROPOLITAN AMUSEMENTS. Th. well-known comedy of The Hypocrite now the ant plus at Drury Lane. Mr. Phelps admirably acts the character of Dr. Cantwell, the pretender to purity and goodness, who prove. himself to be an avaricious ...

... police-court, fee having failed to reconcile himself with his wife; he seems to have married one of the unknown actresses of Drury-lane Theatre, without the slightest occasion for the ceremony except the silly perverseness that has distinguished him through ...

... guilty, ami they were then committed to take their trial at the Assizes. Bteauko Pin the Persoh.—william (3i), potter. 9, Drury Lane, was charged with stealing gold scarf* nio, value £l., from the person H. Humphrys, fishmonger. Market Hall.—About o'clock ...

... MONDAY. Before Messrs. C. 8, Kynnersley (Stipendiary), J. Poncia, and 3, Manton. Robbery from Pxbsotx.—William porter, Drury Lane, was charged with stealing scarf pin, from the person of Henry Humphrey, fishmonger, Market Hall. Late Saturday night prosecutor ...

... patrons and a clique of singers, and from these cliques the public can only deliver themselves by patronising a second house. Drury Lane yet remains; and I trust, for the interest of the great art of our time, that some attempt may be made, even thus late ...

... effective path , and Mr. Phelps received a perfect ovation at the —1 of the curtain. Mr. Chatterton, the enterprising lessee of Drury-lane, has catered well not merely for his London audiences, but, during the recess, his company proceeded to the provinces, and ...

... good deal of that confused murmur and unmeaning daughter which is characteristic of the London mob, and especially of the Drury-lane and Colent-garden roughs when, without any definite purpose of Indulging in purpose and specific dkoriler, arc in the ...

... which case the two companies will be amalgamated, and there will be no operatic season at Drury Lane. Mr. Mapleson's season of Italian opera will open at Drury Lane about the end of March. Madame Goldschmldt, at Cannes, complains of London winters, and ...

... SYSTEM selected Jockey, or any other you sen ta mei ,e full Market Prico will i-o pirn you m Post-Odicc Orders made payable Drury Lane Office. Half Note: not heir in. TTrit-ht, For refereucet to respectability apply the Bnortim' Papers. But the fact of Wm ...