... liberal prices. lie hso also the largest eock ia Loedon, to suit all clasues, at his branch dcoi,. Vinegar-yard, side of Drury~lane theatre. IWISFITS TROMu 5I5 ED17IOT TAZILOPIS. /0 I HllLACld1ORDlloYathe MI'tSITSirom all the eminent Wool Bestendlailoonds ...

... G. A. Sala describes Now Years- day in Now York in his most amusing manner. E. L. Blanchard's paper on the gallery at Drury- lane theatre, in Loudon, on Boxing-night, is a won- derfulacconset ofthe noise, anduproar, and confusion, which mark the first ...

... SECOND-HAND CLOTHES. RS.BLACKFO.RD his erd absroneb depot fsr the SALE of M SECOND-HANiD CLOTHj'ES in VINEGeAR-YARD, aide ef Drury-lane Theatre. The largest stoek in London, as leit off by gentlemen. A BARGAIN. , /IR. BLACEFORD is Selling a GVINEA VUIERELLA ...

... or in default, five days' imprisonment. D OW-STREET. FIVE MONTHS AFTER MAREIAGOE.-Hefl-y Toastor, who sells shell-fish in Drury-lane, appeared to a summons 'bas-giug hin with assaulting Anne Taylor, his ?? in giving her evidence, con- tinued giggling aind ...

... hor some time anterior to the explosion he had been in the pay of the police for detesting coiners in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, have induced many persons to promote the formation of a committee, which, by proceeding against the commissioners of police ...

... and Son. him, on the complete conoise, anid well-expreese study whiioh he hag helped to give the English read ing public. DRURY-LANE LYRICS. e John Bedford Leno dedicates his pretty liM volume 'of poems to The Toilers of all Nations. t These poems are ...

... well-known musical con. ductor. At the time of his death, which took place on Tuesday afternoon, he was the musical directorof Drury-lane theatre. The immediate cause of death was bronchitis. Mr. George Francis Train delivered a lecture to an .immense number ...

... Strand. ISECOND-HAND CLOTHES. R . BLACKiFORDhboo opcdboeidpt for the SAL e M SECOND-HAND CLOTHELS On VINEGAR-YARD, side of - Drury-lane Theatre.V The largest sleek in London. as left off by gentlemen. A 33AMGAIN. ILTR BLACKIFORD io Sellinp a GUINEA UMBRDLLA ...

... for some information about the second wife-whether she bad money. It was stated or the defence that she wasan actress at Drury-lane, Lnd that there was no proof of her having had any _ noney. Mr. Giffard said his information was lifferent with regard to ...

... Phelps in one of his favourito comic imperaorn- flons. This wees iokerstaff'scomedy, The, HSPOCPte. originally brought out at Drury-lane a hundred years ago. The pieoe has been frequently played-Klfig, Dowton, and Farren having successively won re- nowin in ...

... away.-n Joshua Grant, a boy about fifteen years of age, said 1: he lived with his parents, who lept a coffeehouse n at 125, Drury-lane. OC Tuesday the prisoner sent P, him to get a cheque changed at a banlker's. It swas 1 at once paid and be brouglst the ...

... changes in our operatic managements. Her Majeuty's theatre will not berebuilt. Mr. MapleEon will forfeit his deposit at Drury-lane theatre, and, in place of competing with Covent-garden at Mr. Chatterfon's house, will accept the management of Covent-garden ...