... beauty. The Harloquin is Mr. F. Payne; *he Clown, Mr. Harry PAyne; the Pantaloon, Mr. PAulo; and the Col mbine, Madile. Esta. DRURY LANE. This magnificent national theatre, the ohosen homea of pantomime, was ?? in every corner on Monday night, and, judging ...

... Amailormv, 3irmlsiuir.a TO LADIES ONLY.-Preguauuy', Irregulsrittes, &s-, eonlldentiafly treated by Dr. Reich RiobardsoD, 101. Drury. lane, corner of Blaokmoor-st., London. Female powders (ceab tauin remedy in irregularities), sent for 105. Letters anweared, ...

... of Detecive Winser, of the E divlnion, for in- vestlgation. After some Inquiry he wdnt to a ladgiog house in Pitt-place, Drury-lane, ard wea showa into a.f room -chore he siw Edwards, and asked him for a pice of gold chain. He said he had not got ift but ...

... Holloway, stonemason- I A Kinlr, Sheffield-gardense, Kensington-I Bichers, Robert-I eon-street, Lee, Ke nt, clerk- ILIfignot Drury-lane, coffee-3 house keeper-W Beard, Tavisitock-rOa, WeEtbourno Purk, t huilder-G Morton, Regeont-street, Piccadilly, coal merchant ...

... commencing. Full-size patterns monthly. Diagrams for clicking. Proposed boot and shoe museum. Crispin Almaonok Id Office, 56, Drury-lane; and e1 booksellers, NEW MeIONTHNLY LIBRAty 48 Pagep, crown Seo, well printed on toned paper in lustrsted cover printed ...

... she appearf, has but an Indifferet part, totally unworthy her undoubted ability. The pantomime at the other great house, Drury Lane, Beauty aud the Beast, although not so splendid as its relghbour, is far funnier, the beet evidence of this being the ...

... returned to Marl- borough House on Thursday from Gunton. The Prince and Princess of Wales visited the perform- ances at Drury Lane Theatre on Friday evening. ...

... Oxfor:d-street. TO LADIE3S ONLY.-Priegnancy, Irregularities, &c,, ;onfldentielly treated by Dr. Balph Richardson, 101, Drury.. Lane, corner of Blackmore-5t: London. Femazle pow ders (a cer-s Eain'rernedy in irrewgularities,; sent for iOe. Letters answered ...

... fact is not generally knownu. Send as early in the w eek as possible, to ensure in- sertion in the first edition, 80?,000.I DRURY LANE THEATER. Sole Lessee and Manager, Mr. F. B. CuAzrErToN. Positively the last six nights of the Pantomime. NI'Monday, February ...

... Leigh Wilson, the well- known teitor. Mr. Wilson died on Sunday morning, of brain fever. n Mr. Tucker, the macltittist at Drury Lane Theatre, whose sliill and tvleitt colidne e ntiaterially to the unvary- ing success of the Cliristhitas pantonuitne tit ...

... to two months with hard labxsir. BOW STrZEET. PAxNw1r.orrKNo ?? l Dtree arid .7. A7.ant, pswrun- arokers, troand-corrt, Drury-]lane, appeared to three aeaatriolnses before Mr. Va7igilin for refasirig to pay on demland tio sirrilais rnoi;vys due to Rletsry ...

... before been attempted at the East of London. On Monday, March 21st,:DionBouclcault's great drama, FORMOSA, with the original Drury Lane artistes, costumes, scenery, and effects. EOn Easter Monday, Mr. J. L. TOOLE, the popular come- dian, will appear in Byron's ...