... throw 8 or 900 men out of work. An extensive fire occurred to-night at Messrs. Flavell's timber benders, 16 Parker-street, Drury- lane. The factory is almost destroyed., -Mr. Murphy delivered his ninth and last lecture at Woolwich this evening in the afternoon ...

... of Offenbach and Het-e. Ml. Ambrose Thomas's MigOo07z, and Wag- ner's Flyinqg DB etthman, are now both in preparation at Drury-lane. Much curiosity will doubtless be ex- cited by the production of one of Wagner's operas, wvhich have beets so frequently ...

... Tuesday. AAt Bow-street Police-office to-day, Ralph Ri- chardson, othehrwise EugeneTaylor, an advertising quack chemist, of Drury-lane, was charged on warrants withhaving administered certain noxious drugs to a certain domestic servant named Julia Pound with ...

... county CeO J oner, held an inquest yesterday on the remains of Mr. James Long, aged twenty-eight years, who resided at Drury-lane, and whose death took Diace whilst bathing on the previous day at -Culea~s , qoo],Irshtown. Peter Byrne, Verschoyle's-placea ...

... Saturday morning, but the Vice-Chancellor's Court will not be fully ma represented. anm The precincts of St. Martin's-lane, Drury-lane, ?? end Bow-street were lat night aboutl 1 o'cloek ow thrown into great excitement, in consequence of' du! the police m ...

... quiet little churchyard. Nay, more, since his decease they have paid to his memory ad. ditional respect. The old theatre of Drury-lane was the scene of the triumph of most of his lyrical productions, and it has been determined to have a statue of him, executed ...

... by 6 to 4 that the disputedlandshould be appropriated as a public recreation ground. Anna Bolena will be produced at Drury-lane this week with great completeness, new and very beautiful costumes having been provided. Mdlle. Titiens of course impersonates ...

... not a little remarkable E that something new has been produced at every theatre in succession during the 'dead eeasin, Drury-lane has brought out Rebecca Mr. An n drew Halliday's version. of Ivanhoe, which 2s Ii the most successful spectacle the old ...

... hur and thz Knight of the lleuntid-eble is the twtenty-second Christmass con-. r tribution of Mr; E. L Blanchard to the Drury-lane stage.1 The present annrual is a fanciful adautetion to van- 0 tomine purposes of the legendary ito in it9 Arthur, as ...

... moreover, that in his own lobg expe-eoece of the principal London theatres-ller llajfety's Theatre, the Italian 0Op;.ra, Drury-lane. and the Gaiety-he can bhar psrsonal testimony tC tie unifierm o .urtesy and propriety Of the Prince's demeanour towards ...

... drawn up a con- gratulatory address, beautifully engrossed on vellum, which is now lying for additional signatures at the Drury-lane Theatre. We under. stand the address will he presented to his Royal Highness on Thuredry next. THE EDMUND'S CASE. SPECIAL ...

... Abrams the witness said that the pri- soner was excited and complained of the deceased's conduct. D)r. Saunders, of ?? Drury-lane, stated he was called by the last witness; he went to Brydge's- street and found Mr. and Mrs. Wild quarrelling; Mr. Wild ...