... of salo obtained on and alter the 20th inst., on to the at the ria, Blackett to Messrs od ‘and COOPER, Solicitors, 22, Drury Lane joaley Neweastle, who will veaty tm {o the day of ‘be proparedt to receite oiters for ths ...

... the 20% inst. on application tu the AUCTIONRERS, at the i. w Kett Street: of to Messrs It. P.'a1 saad It, Solicitors, 22, Drury Lane, Mosley ar ape} tree ‘the sites by wh «ate treaty ep to the day of sale. be prepared t receive offers for the ELSAY GRASS ...

... ETTING PROSECUTION John Lloyd, a draper, of Drury Lane, London, was fined £100 or two months’ imprisonment, at How Strect Police Court, yesterday, for Reeping a house for betting purposes, His agent, aman named Young, was fined £25 or six imprison- ment ...

... ha. dealt with it before Was it he or tke Broughs who wrote Illtreated II Trovator. ? Contrary to general expectation, Drury Lane continues to fill, tha speotaoular and saltatory magnificence of Madame ingot proving tho great draw whioh Mr. Augustus ...

... Mr. PLANCIIS began to write for the stage as early as 'BlB. Lord had just relinquished his share in the proprietorship of Drury Lane Theatre; at which Lamm house the young author's first play wan produced Joni PIIILIF KUMLA' and Mrs. SWOONS had not long ...

... pathos and humour he describes the difficulties he had to undergo in his first great attempt to bring out King John at Drury Lane; how manager and actors protested against it, and in some cases refused to wear the dresses which he had, at great expense ...

... students might be roughly handled. Some fifty ago a private dissecting room was discovered in Wild Street, leading out ef Drury Lane, and, frightful riot ensued, in which the medicals barely escaped with their lives. Mr. B. L. Farjeon, who no longer publishes ...

... and the long-talked of new sensational and realistic drama in five acts and nine tableaux, The World, was produced at Drury Lane. Of the actual performances at the Lyceum I need aay nothing. The house was, of course, crowded. It was Mr. Irving's speech ...

... Studies.” It is as the heroine in tbo spectacular series of plays founded on Sir Walter Scott’s novels, which were produced at Drury Lane Theatre, that Miss NeiUon will best remembered by the general public. The first of the*e, Amy Robsart, dramatised from ...

... A pass to the pit at Drury-lane Theatre, when Edmund Kean was playing in the Merchant of Venice, sold the other day for £2 2s. The United States continue to pay off their National Debt by rapid aud large instalments, so much so that last year total equal ...

... FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE. At an early hour on Monday mo?alng considerable excitement was caused Short s-gardens. Drury-lane, London, in cons* quence of the outbreak of a fire the premises of Mr O'K'refe,bricklayer. the time of the outbreak thirty persons ...

... FATAL FIRE IN LONDON, A fire broke out on Monday night lodging house near Drury Lane, London. There were about persons in the house at the time, nearly all of whom were bed. Three police-constables were soon present, and did all they could by means of ...