... that the second wife had money . Mr. Williams replied that there was no evidence of that Sbs was lady who was acting at Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Giffard said as to there being no money by the second wife his information was very different The Recorder, ...

... late the Colonel Commandant of the Tower Hamlets Work, ing Men's Corps, founded on his poem of the Convict, was read at Drury Lane, on Tuesday. The poem, published in a volume of poems, by the author last year, suggests some strong situations, and although ...

... Paris with their presence. Mr. Charles Warner met with a singular and serious accident while acting the other evening at Drury-lane Theatre. In the character he represented he had to drink a glass of wine, and among the bottles on the table had been i ...

... Beak.—lt was generally understood that the late Mr. Charles Bean had In contemplation formal Jeave-taldng of the public at Drury Lane Theatre—a farewell engagement the course of which he might through a series of his most famous representations. Hist career ...

... incident occurred in Drury-lane, and that his father played Cassio that night. Mr Vining however, writes for the special purpose of denying that this was the last appearance of the great actor. He says:— After the occurrence at Drury-lane Theatre, Mr Kean ...

... YU:dog to show that the wife had money Mr. Williams replied that there was no evidence of that. was a lady who was acting at Drury-lane Theatre. i Mr Gifford said as to there bet, gno money hy the leaved ' wife his I, formation WWI very different. The Recorder ...

... private life he was much esteemed for his rare humorous powers. At the time of his death he was the musical director of Drury-lane Theatre. The immediate cause of hie death was bronchitis. PERILS OF RAILWAY STATIONS.—The railway returns just issued show ...

... Dublin, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Bath, and other large towns. In 1838 he triumphantly sustained the character of Hamlet at Drury-lane, and be now became courted by all. A silver vase of the value of £2OO was presented to him at a public dicier. tier Majesty ...

... 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 ...