... Royal Yacht, 49, Stanhope-street, Clare-market, 3 measures, 15s-J. Thompson, The Grapes, 109, Drury- lane, 2 pots, 16s-W. Webber, Barley Mow, 111, Drury- lane, 8 measures, 16s-W. Blanchard, The Burlington, 169, Regent-street, 2 measures, 16cs-L. Mlouchelet ...

... last week; end Mr., Harry Templeton's negro minstrcl.troupe is now appearing there. Mr. J. Bradwell, pr4ipsty znaster at Drury- lane, will take a benefit, on Thursday. and Friday next. Tickets may be obtained at the stage door. At Covent-garden, the Marylebone ...

... possession and using illegal measures:- James Lanience Graydon, of the Mogul tavern, better known as the Middlesex music-hall, Drury- lane, 21 short measures, consisting of 13 quarts and eight pints, some of them two ounces deficient, was fined in the faull pnalty ...

... - NATIONAL STANDLUD' TIEATRE.. The. spectacular and romantic drama of Rebecca which ran throughout the autumn season at Drury lane last year, has been revived at the Standard thh week with geat success. The play, it will be remen bered; is founded 66 ...

... nerted by Mliss Ada Swanborough, Mr. Vernon, Mr.l Terry, and Mr. Stephenson. Signor Salvini appeared in another character at Drury Lane on Friday night, and achieved a fresh triumph. 17 Gldiut ore is neither a good, great, nor deeply interesting play, but ...

... eluded by appealing to the GCevernment to take up the subject, aand' endeavoufr to put an end to the slums of 'Weatminster, Drury Lane and Whitechapel. l N But 'Mr. Kay-Shuittleworthomitted onevery strong argument that would have gone home to the breeches ...

... inquire into' any, lonti' obeci6005whc might he made to ouch scheme. The diitrict dealt 'with comprises the neighbourho of! Drury. lane, Prince's-street, Great; Wild-street, .0range- court, Wild-pa555ge' piti-place, alid Lincoln-court. The medieslevidece6` ...

... passages or on stars On. Sunday, the 15th inst., witness sawher jadyieg state leaning against a wall in.Short's-gardens, Drury- lane, when she begged in God's name for the loan Of some halfpence. Witnessgave her ltd., which was -all she had. She believed-tlat ...

... company to pay the costs of the appeal. DnIRuY-LANE Rap'ERSx AND THE OFERA.-01 Tuesday a special meeting of the renters of Drury- lane theatre was held in the saloon of the theatre, Captain Sharpe in the chair, Mr. Tegg read a pro- posal from Mr. Mapleson ...

... Staistitcal 'oeminitte, whioh stated that in the densely eowded space be. tween Crown.street,: Soho, ons the west, and Drury- 'lane on the east, there wes a deficiency of aoomsxni. dation, after taking into aicounnt all existing fid projectea 'sbhools ...

... a-On Wednesday night a fire broke out on the premises occupied by Messrs.l Flavell, tinmberbender5m of Parker-street, Drury- . lane. The fire engines were quickly on the 4 spot, and a. good supply of water was provided. Notwithstanding their great exertions ...

... Mary H~atch, alias Taylor, aged 45 years. [ Deceased had lived with a silversmith. named Taylor, at 8, Shelton-street, Drury-: lane. A short time ago she took poisons (spirits of salts) in mistake for- castor oil.! The effect of the acid- was to* contract ...