... and a staircase were very much damaged; at 129, Strand, some rubbish was burnt in a basement; and at 19, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, a small fire occurred in a front room. A destructive tire broke out between eight and nine at night in a stable at 1, ...

... and Lions often growl, They do not always fight I3. P. A complimentary dinner was given to Mr. Cli atterton, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, at Willis's Rooms, on Monday, Lord V. Lemnox presiding. The dinner was given to mark the sense ;of members of the ...

... the striking plpt and pungent dialogue and inci- dental songs.are from the pen of a coippatriot, Mr. Joseph- Mackay. .At Drury-lane there will be, of course, a pantomime on Boxing Night, from the pen of Ma. E. L. Blanchard, who han filled the gap there ...

... provinciel cities are lamenting the absence of Hengler's cisque. Happy Bristol !-Mr. C)hatterton will still be the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre.-Mdlle. Liebe (Mrs. Nelson arley)has obtained a divorce from her husband. Generally, tenors seem to lack domestic ...

... Saturday, reported a ship on fire off Barking Creek. Yr. F. B. Chatterton has been unanimously selected as the new lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. Charles Brown, convicted on Friday at Maid. stone of the manslaughter of his child, was sen- tenced on Saturday ...

... winter some twenty years since the latc3'1r. E. T. Snoith organised a daily distribution of fret seift at tioe stage-rioor of Drury-lane Theatre. Meeting Robebt 6irough tire drirnat st under the colon- ride the toratre,hlrisked hint soonewhat self-com- p.ntly ...

... Middlesex, hosier C andn hlberdasher. Eleanor Clark, Kennington-ccsod. Surrey, -ilo., no i furniture dealer. Hf enry Marks, Drury-lane, stationer. ' Lucy Undsrwnood, Aingsland.-oad, London, widow, pro- v vision dealer. William J. Villars, William A. Villars ...

... B. Chatterton is to t have a complimentary benefit and a dinner a to celebrate the 12th anniversary of his lesseeship of Drury.lane. Very few v s tenants at that theatre have held their leases s Elong as that: theyhavo usually been ruined t in much less ...

... 1H. SouthLey, daughter of tho poet Southey; M. Eugeno Boulo, e.ditor of the Rerue des Deiux Jloeidks; Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane celebrity; Lord Georgo Loftris, the Countess of Limerick, the Dowager Lady Graves * Lady Smith, the centenarian of Lowestoft; ...

... Portland-town; cause of death, injmu ries through being knocked off the pathway bya drunken ?? Parker, 54, charwoman, of 16, Drury-lane, found in a dying state in her room on Frilay.-James Martin, son of a costormonger, 36, Colonnade, St. George's, Bloomsbury ...

... atuloadang a1 vatsoft tisnbrbd Lo's severely injured by a plankc fialg on hdbim. sil Yesterday James Fortiek, of packr-street, Drury-lane, was conveyed to Charinl-ecross lies- pital, having been severely injured on flee arts and internally by a cab, which ran ...

... Cremorne. Here reigned successively Mr T. B. Simpson, landlord of the celebrated theatrical hostelry the Albion, opposite Drury-lane Theatre; Mr E. T. Smith, a monarch of Managers; and, lastly, Mr John Baum, of the Alhambra. Here have been seen the most ...