... weareinclinedto say, What! that the Dutch or the Hungarian costume? Impossible. e We have seen people at Burlington House or Drury Lane more like Dutch or Hungarians than 8 those people there. The picturesque peasant, when found, is decidedly not; up to sample ...

... Olivia in Twelfth Night. She suhsequently fulfilled various engagements at Edinburgh and Bath, and in 1826 was engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, where she first appeared as Violante in 'The Wonder. In 1829, at Covent-garden Theatre, she sustained the part ...

... fortnight THE AFFAIRS OF IL J. FTHOOTE AN- ) COMPANY. The debtors,- Michael James Heathcote and Peter White, of No. 10, Drury-lane, Liverpool, lately trading as M. J. Heathcote and Co., corn dealers, were called upon for nublic examination. The statement ...

... on DMonday, wvith the wilful murder of I George Green, w homn he ihad stabbed on Saturday a night in Sheltion-st;reet, Drury-lane. London, whlisti u nder the indluence of liquor. The urisoner, whbo a whxven arrested had declared that he w-as tired of ...

... Messrs. Loclkett, applied for the die- charge of these debtors, Michael James Heathoote and Peter White, corn merchants, Drury-lane. Idr. F. Smith opposed on behalf of the creditors. The official receiver's report showed that the debtors failed on the ...

... and 30 Wellington-road. Granted. Yr. C. Ei Copernan applied for the confirmation 1 of the removal of a license from 13S, Drury-lane 1 to 18, Dale-street, to John Clappison. Granted. Mr. IL Bremner applied for the confirmation of tle removal of a dcense ...

... iron merchant. Frarncla llichmontd, Seel-street, diettil~er. Semi ci Seacdey, Brunswfick-street, maerchant. Thoeas Simpson, Drury-lane. merchant. Samuel G. Sinclair, North John-street, shipowner. John Temple, Goree Flozza, merchant. Jaon William Turley, ...

... and he got the assistance of his brother and Lane in removing the property. Connor received thie beans and sold them In Drury-lane. Sub-Irspector- Detective Jones apprehended the Donghtys and Lane, when the first-named prisoner admitted that he took the ...

... Laverty _ Edmund Ward ] Dickinson-street -William Beok Geoffrey Hodgson a Dickinson-street .-AL Geogheganauames Kenny Drury-lane Henrv rindeal..CatherineHeigleys Dublin-street -John'Taylor.- ?? Henry Bibby I Earle-rosd_-.Benjamin Prior Henry Shepherd ...

... the sessions he would prove other cases in which the prisoner had received letters at New Ormond-street, Fetter- lane, and Drury-lane, all connected with these frauds. The most extraordinary letter was to Lord Leigh, as follows:-M% Lord,-You have been very ...

... brassfounder, 34, Waterloo-road. Mr. Robert B. Crowe, shipowner, 10, King-street. Mr. P. Vardon Churton, wvine merchant, 8, Drury-lane, Mr. T. lawson Duke, corn merchant, 4, India-buildings Mr. Job Hallmark, wine merchant, 20, Seel-street. Mr. James Hodgseon ...

... especially in childhood, its due share of consideration. The pr-- nasia and piaygrounds which have lately come into being in Drury-lane and eL- where are hopeful signs of thetimes. Especialry is it well that among these there are gymnasia for grswho nearly ...