... cabs, were conveyed to Charing-cross hospital Os Saturday. Thomas Leariy, of the Craven-Yarda Drury-lane, was running at full speed out of a t ing in Drury-lane at the time when a c passing, and being unable to stop himself ru5 against the wheel and received ...

... street, Covent-garden, caused a fire, whic destroyed a quanltity of thent^uts. A slight outb~reak nt 28, Kemble- street, Drury-lane, was the Qnly other eveut of the day. ...

... Grosveufor-sqmare, was afterwards damaged. TUeSDAt.-For tires. Slight tires tolk place in suc- cession at 4, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane; ;42, Breck- nocl;-road, entish-town; 3, B Block, Model Dwellings, old-street ; and lll, Euston-street, Euston-square. WgEDNESAY ...

... on Monday, in the 80th year of his age. He began his career in London at Covent-garden, and after acting for some time at Drury-lane, joined Mr. Phelps's company at Sadler's-wells. I The costs incurred by the Rev. J. W. Horsley in, connection with the closing ...

... correspondent of the S otsaman states that Dr. Cummin lhtas officially retired from the pastorate of the church at Crowvu-com t, Drury-lane. Ilis congregultioll are now endeavonring to raise a fund of 5,C000?., in order to purchase him an annuity. The weekly return ...

... i-oem was nearlv burnt out through iu. mlgating. The other flre was issignifloant, and occurred at 15, White Hart-street, Drury-lane. THUuSDAY.-Two fires. A small fire occurred ina stoie- lile at 1A, Bridge-terrace, Harrow-road; and a quantity of ivesriuig ...

... to register the resolutions of creditors. The debtor, Mr. Frederick Balsir Chatterton, who is the lessee and manager of Drury-lane theatre, recently presented a petition for liquidation. At the first meeting of creditors he produced a statement of affairs ...

... injury she has just expired. Yesterday a man, named Villiamn Bennett (alias James .lohson). a printer, ot 8, Mlacklin-street, Drury-lane, was admnitted into the Royal Free hos- pital, having attempted suicide under the following circumstlances. He was arrested ...

... sfollorvJ' Charwlr at the Tower of London, which is renro)rt i by ?? colunen. Two suinlfi dres orccurredi at Ngs nf 14c1aian Drury-lane, and 20, Belleville-roea, WVaedsrtf cu serious tire broke out at ?? 2t,8 (Ia l ter .ll] - where the premises of an olman ...

... cases of injury, the result of falls, were ad. mitted to Charing-cross hospital on Saturday. Pete- Poor, of the Roval Horse, Drury-lane, was ttrowep front a milk cart while turning the corner of a street and hadi his leg brokent John Ellis, of Oxendloe street ...

... Payne held an inquest at St. Bartho- lomew's hospital regarding the death of Henry Alley, aged 27, an engineer, late of 3, Drury-lane. The evidence showed that on the 26th ult, the de. ceased left home on a new 50-inch bicycle to ride to the camp at Wimbledon ...

... ivorid, who were welcomed with hearty an- preciation. It was not always so, for he reumembered a French company which came to Drury-lane to play Aleste ctrisfto, aind suet with amostullsatisfactoryre- ceptiet. His blieved that the draniatic taste of the day ...