... to bir. Jones, jeweller, of Casele &treet, co foer the cash-box of Messrs. Rtoss T. tinyth and ?? corn ed ux-schante, of Drury Lane, which at the time constainred m £600. in cash and £~60 000. worth of securities, Mr. lTonea, at in thie ceke, thought It ...

... Limited, fully paid, sold at 15s. per share. Crystal Palace Company, ordinary stock, sold at 23s. to 24s. per £5.. share. Drury Lane Theatre, I New Renter's share sol'd at £81. baanchester, Shefield, and Lincolnshire Railway, £:25. Consolidated Stock, sold ...

... madd her first appearance at the MarvIebone Theatre, April 12, 1852, as Airid, in ' he Temlpes~t.-At the performaance at Drury Lane, on Wednesday night, for the benelit of the Gonerh Theatrical Fund, the pert of Oiaptriu Vbruron in Oar Amecrican COUnID ...

... is stated, engaged in adapting and preparing Balfe's manuscript oper-a, The Knight of the Leopard, for performance at Drury Lane during neat season. Mr. Plimsoll's book relating to the overloading of ships and the serious consequences which frequently ...

... forthcoming number of the Kent Archauologicul Society's journal. Mdfle. Torriani, who is shortly to make her debfit at the Drury Lane opera, has been singing in the north, and took the critics by surprise as well by. the purity, fuiness, richless, power ...

... sod lead arn. It is intotidoi titat his aroob citaracter in whiolt Signet: St~ilvri swill itilaar st tiro Thteatre Royal, Drury Lane, shlscl be Hatariet. About 10 Piersons WMes's yetirtlrty charged at various metropoiltan ptolice coarts for slrunlroiness ...

... ARRANGEMENT. B. JACOBS, Situ ell Street, IMacllin Street, and SadlerGate, Derby, elothier and general dealer. J. C. rORT, Drury Lane, Aliddlesex, Derby, and Weston-on. Trent, sement end plaster manufacturer. J. OIVMER, Hall Street, Birminghiam, journeyman ...