... A COOL AVENGER. A certain English gentleman, who was a regular frequenter of the green-room of Drury Lane Theatre in the days of Lord Byron's committee, and who always stood quietly on the hearthrug there with his back to the fire, was in his usual place ...

... FURZE-GA TIIEHING. William Bundy, 56, described as a maltster, and giving his address as the Empress Lodgings-house, Drury-lane, was charged at the Hampstead Police- court before Messrs. Smith and Loch with wilfully breaking a quantity of gorze and furze ...

... lived in Short's Gardens, or Fullwood'I Rente and who had been taught to drink gin from her babyhood in the purlieus of Drury-lane The young lady bad learned her lesson. When invited to supper sbe declined everything but fizz. Her suppers and those ...

... exchange for £94 on a firm of wholesale stationers in London. ACCIDENT AT A THEATRE.-An alarming acci- dent took place at Drury-lane Theatre, on the occasion of the revival of the popular melcdtama The World. At the conclusion of the first act of the play ...

... lived in ;Short's Gardens, or Fullwood's Rents, and who bad been taught to drink gin from her babyhood in the purlieus of Drury-lane. The young lady had learned her lesson. When invited to supper she declined everything but fizz. Her suppers and those ...

... and 2nd, while the Uni« j versi-y contests are fixed for June 16th. AT THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Dramatic Sick Fund, at Drury-lane, Mr. Henry Betty, who was voted to the chair, read an extract from his will, be- queathing the sum of X8000 to the society ...

... theatres after the more celebrated dramatists of Prance. I do not urge a similar course in London. Still, the neighbourhood of Drury-lane and Covent- garden might adopt some name such as Congreve or Sheridan, in place of Wellington-streets, Henrietta- streets ...