... 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 ...

... miserable room in Houghton street, Clare'market. She was found dead on Monday morninglast. Dr. Walsh, of Blaclmore-street, Drury- lane, said the deceased evidently was a'ard drinker. But death had been caused by extensive disease of- the lungs and kidneys ...

... continued to preside at collection tables in prominent positions until 11 o'clock last night. There was a performance at Drury-lane theatre in the afternoon. Between the second and third acts the Rev. Dr. Horace Roberts came before the curtain and addressed ...

... lies now in the London hoespfi in a hopeless state. Yesterday wbilst Henry Parr, aged 45 year, a labourer residing at 131, Drury-lane, was engaged in shifting some scenes at Covent Garden Theatre he accidentally fell from a great height, fracturing one of ...

... 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 ...

... other speeches the proceedings closed with a vote of thanks to Dr. Maiming for presiding. Mr. Chatterton, lessee of the Drury-lane theatre, Royal Adelphi theatre, and Roy'al Princess's theatre, has offered to devote the proceeds of morning en- tertainments ...

... auj costs for suddenly ceasing work on the 19th ilt, Yesterday Robert Shaw, a labourer, ddregins a 49, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, fell fm aade while at work, sustainiig serious Ivie~3se to the ribs end other parts of the body, He was taken to , nn#-cross ...

... found her at a house in Parker-streef with only her under garment on. Mrs. Shaw, deputy at a lodging-home in Parker-street, Drury-lane, stated that the prisonerbrought the child to the house on Thursdav afternoon. The child was then fully dressed. She told ...

... highest are elected. CUrsSTaarEEM-NO; but the title would be confesred on him immediately, P. D.AY.-Peep o' Daly was played at Drury-lane In April, T. B.-The Greenwich election took place November 17, 1863, and South Lancashire November 24. In the latter place ...

... A MUCH-NEIDRD MISSION.-Mr. Spurgeon on Wednesday preached at the openig service of anew ?? chapel in Little Wild street, Drury-lane; and the Earl of Shaftesbury presided at a, tea noest- ing, wshich follovwed. THE MVMOPO~rrAN EORSEi SHOW at, the Agri- ...

... interference as they have lately experienced, and as that-yet more for- midable-with which they have been threAt- ened. DRURY-LANE THEATRE. LAST NIGHTP The new grand spectacular military drama, Bichard Corei -de-Lions, adapted. by Mr. Andrew-Halli- ...

... the Metro- politan Board of Works. STATUE OF BAIrFn-On Friday a statue of Balfe, which has been placed in the vestibule of Drury-lane theatre, was unveiled. It is seven feet in height, of white Carrara marble, and is the work of a Belgian sculptor, AI. Malempr- ...