... played a round comedy with the [is late G. V. Brooke at Drury Lane, and elicited the hearty to commendation of critics and audience, She created the or buffo part in Duggan's opera Levine. From Drury Lane she as went to the Haymarket, and made her mark as ...

... _____- and and DANGEROUS Pia'-LIG11TS.-On Friday a litle girl named ged Eliza Bryant, whose parents live in Hentler's-court, Drury- lane, was selling the new dynamite pipe-lights in Leicester- Sol square, when, by some means, a quantity of the dynamite paper ...

... doubts have recently been expressed whether Dr the Mozarlean opera, L'Oca del Cairo, promised by the re management of Drury Lane Italian Opera, is really what it 1- is supposed to be, a veritable work of the composer of 11 II n Don Giovani.-Afetss ...

... l reasos We do not admire atslavish str copying of London names. We have already Hyde Park art corner, Kensington, aird Drury Lane, aind must we further eta follow the example of small towns like Tamworth, for inl- no, stance, anid have our Smithfield ...

... Bill panies; also of Messrs. Sanderson and Co., of Lom- 25. ,owe, bard-street. Signor Salvini's performance of Hamlet at Drury Lane Meeting of Conservative members at Mr. Disraeli'. . JUNE. 1. Colonel Barttelot, M.P., created a baronet. 26. be- Oxford ...

... hamtt, of the Welileose-square Fire Engine Station, sub sequently waited on the prisoner at his lodgiupa in Parker-street, Drury-lane, and said the receipt he1 'laId given for toe half crown for tilo call and assistance o the fire at Wapping Wall had becti ...

... the deaconess cause. The Rev. E. a. Cure, rector of St. George's,13loomsbury; the Rev. R. G. Maul, vicar of St. John's, Drury-lane; and the Rev. B. Compton, rector of St. Pall's, Covent-garden, were present, with ea many ladies as the chapel would hold ...

... treasure of the cottage, and the mightiest( :. spring of our country's greatness and progress. : A VOICE FROM COVNT-oGARDEN AND DRURY-LANE. I 5t IPAYMENT OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT t The following members (twenty-six, including tellers?, voted on Tuesday night ...

... was dicesharged, and I the elder defendant fined 40d. anid costs. b Thomas Milward wits sunimmoned for being drunk in o Drury-lane, onl the 28th April. auid ilso with using obsceue c language at the same fltue tind ?? being defend- ti alit's aecond offenoe ...

... 1H. SouthLey, daughter of tho poet Southey; M. Eugeno Boulo, e.ditor of the Rerue des Deiux Jloeidks; Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane celebrity; Lord Georgo Loftris, the Countess of Limerick, the Dowager Lady Graves * Lady Smith, the centenarian of Lowestoft; ...

... expected to live, arid thle inspector was in custody.- Signer Salvini lisa, says the Wlorld, made 4,000W. by his campaign iii Drury-lane, rind, this being the case, it is not surprising that the great Italian actor will shortly return here from Italy, whither ...

... services of so accomplished an actress - as Miss Lettie Norton. This lady (a pupil of Mr. Ryder, the well-known elocutionist of Drury-lane Theatre) made her first appearance in Derby, and was very wearmly re- ceived; as was also her colleague, Miss Marion, of ...