... waornly a small haose at the time, and abs paiuo caused did aos result in psnosal injury. The members of the orchestra of Drury-lane Theatre have presented to Dir. W. C. Levey, the conductor, a meesive gold slng. Ihe geld medalof merit,presented to Madame ...

... suite have engaged apartments at the Bilton. Mr. William Smyth has left town for London. Mr. T. C. King has appeared at Drury-lane in The If ife, .and his impersonation of Julien St. Pierre is well spoken of. Mr. Barnby has completed his Rebekah, we ...

... in the fall for a lengthened professional tour in Germany and France. AL Thomas has made some changes in his Mignon for Drury-lane. The gavotte, originally used as an entracte, is to be sung by Madame Trebelli in the second act. Mr. J. F. Barnett is ...

... achieved by Mdlle. Nilsson in Paris in the role of Alice in Robert le Diable. Her first appearance in this character at Drury-lane is looked forward to with mgch interest. , In consequence of the indisposition of Mms. John Wood, the part of la Belle Sauvage ...

... 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 ...

... the diii of May. Mdli1. Lewireky, the young Russian (pupil of Il. Wartet), abah is atoest to sing at the Italian. opera, Drury Lane, baas arnsed in London. Lydia 'Thompsson has published .a pamphlet de.,cei hing her argument with the Chicags editer, entitled ...

... Re.v; G. Martyn £ Iitclue, AmMas 3rcan. -- . Mde. Nilsson, who has been recently in- 'disposed in Paris, is to appear at -Drury-lane on Saturday next, and will continue to perform in Londoh until the end of the season. She then proceeds to Swedes. to see ...

... pearuce. Laz SomsurmJ.ula, with Mdlle. Pati in the . prindipal part, is announced for Thursday at Covent alrdenady ard at Drury Lane we are again promised the lred p twice postponed Weber's Abou Haas and Mozart's L'Oca del Cireo. Mr. Fechter is now fulfilling ...

... , &c. ('coRer's-lone, Hoath-street (part t4 hee suderpihned), Ball's-yard, Flag-venti' Gil's'lqubere Plearsinfs-street, Drury-lane (poart of); sewoer to be suderphi sned in Great (heorys's shleet, Fade-st~reet The soid se el . torks insist bet executed ...

... 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 ...

... pawn-tickets. The officer subsequently ascertained that the prisoner was an assistant in Mr. Jacob's, leather merchant. Drury-lane, in -whose emoloy- ment he was since October last up to the date of his arrest, and from whom the property mentioned in ...

... on this day (Wednesday) weather per- roting, from three to aix o'clock. Bandmaster-Mr. Har ardy. The theatrical season at Drury-lane will re- commence in September next, under the management of 3ir. F. B. Clhatterton. A new drama of modera life written ...