... the next Ch;ist- masepantomiime at this theatre. Mr. Chatterton further promised a strong programme for next autumn at Drury-lane. - COURT TEATRE, LAST NIGHT; This theatre was reoopened last night under the management of lMir. Hare, an actor recently ...

... cbarged at, the Maision-house with'bxcposing for sale an indecent print, lately issued, and published in 'Russell court,. Drury-lane.-Each of the.prisoners had.been taken. into custody with a large number of copies in his possession.. On' of them had as ...

... Iberian Republic occupying its proper place in a free Europe. This document is to be published on. Sunday. c - OPENING OF DRURY-LANE, LAST NIGHT. Old Drury-the National Temple of the Drama- was re=opened last -night, under the most favourable and cheering ...

... the night of the 24th rlt. the ?? Cutler, a man of middle age) and the prisoner were sdttinr side by side in tbe galery of Drury-lane theatre. Pro- seoutor asked the boy to mind his seat, and gave him some money for a dlass of beer for doing so on his return ...

... Km Walmisley, 2001. from Mrs. Hart, and 2001. from Miss Stock. The sum of 1481. had also beeR realised from a benefit at Drury-lane theatre. Thi total income for the year had been 2,316L 10s. 6d., and the expenditure 1,0761. 9 5d., leaving a balance of ...

... money from various publicans by means of fictitious chequis. These sums were-551, from Mlr. Robert Hunter, of the Grapes. Drury-lane; 31. -from Mr. W. H. Varney, Coach and Horses, Strand; .5. - from Mr. Erats, Coach and Horses, Csompton-street, Soho. The ...

... which has been opened in the metropolis, and during the next two months buildings of at similar character will le erected in Drury-lane. the New-cut, Lam- beth; East India-dock-road, alrd Wallnia-greeri. ACTION AGAINST A BICCmISvT.-At the Clericen- well connty ...

... stantinople night perhaps prove a dangerous rival; but whoever has visited certain lanes of Whitechaspel, certain courts of Drury-lane, during the present warm wet summer, will be confident that at bottom Cockayne has nothing to fear even F from the Turk; ...

... this attempt on her part, it was proved that the prisoner had on the 6th inst. re- turned to their home in Harford-place, Drury-lane. the worse for liquor, and found her lying on the bed also' somewhat under the influence of drink; that he had desired her ...

... remark of orate Lamb if we mistake not,- they. will ?? ea in the end. . But how to culti brine you in Seven Dials or Drury-lane, or in the vlme the oreditch) When the unit of civilisa- laiS.°0 foul garret or cellar'; when society is. tion d t its source ...

... Coombe-street, City-road; a room was also damaged at 38. WooIVtock-road, Finsbury-park, and very small fires took place at 130, Drury-lane, and 24, 6ilver-street, Golden-square. r SATURDAY. Shortly afterseven o'clock on Saturday morning the bri- gade at Paddingtonm ...

... s IMuS ALRED 'WrIGAN.-These talented rtistes took their farewell of the public yesterday, t. -a morning performance at Drury-lane theatre. 'he house was crowded with a brilliant and fash- Dnable audience, including the Prince and Princess .f WaleL. At ...