... of Wales has granted a warrant for i tlbe formation of a new masonic lodge in connec- t tion with the National Theatre, Drury-lane, to be called the Drury-laue Lodge. Lord Londes- borough is to be first master, and Mir. Augustus Harris and the Solici ...

... anyone unless they previously address i themselves through MIajorTe Wheoro. Lastnight the King occupied the royal box at Drury-lane D Theatre. On Thursdav evening he and his suite e will occupy seats in the distinguished strangers' gallery in the House ...

... r Hall frontage until it fell 1x ofin a storm into Old Palace lard. Picked IC - ~T by ~a soldier, it was passed on. npm Drury-lane ator, who parted with it -n or a consideration to a member for Lambeth, 16ar through whom it has descended to M~r. T we ...

... P. B. Chatterton, who used to find that r Shakespeare spelt ruin and Byron bank- , ruptcy, when be was lessee of the Drury-lane Theatre, has taken up the Sadler's Wells enterprise, which Mrs. B ateman began and her * aughters find too niuch for them ...

... ? named William Fit7gerald, 'cl'ared with violently sssaulting his wife and stubbingtcr with a knife in Sheldon-street, Drury-lane, was on Monday, at tho Bow-street Police Court, London, committed for trial. The w oman's injuries are of a serious character ...

... en- 'ployment for the next five years, which is mucb needed by the labouring population.-llr. V, |Meade (secretarv of the Drury-lane branehi seconded the resolution v which was unanimoasiy carried.-Mr. ?? Kenny (general secretary of hie I association) moved ...

... cia said to have shaved with ease and dexterity-, inc Mr. Batrick informs me that he has read: of set five barberesses of Drury-lane who shamefully co0 maltreated a woman in the reign of Charles L. i co] Latterly, on account of the simple mode of of trimming ...

... At least, not in qv be the sense understood by the English boy and wi r- girl who have never mnissed the wonders of an lo Drury-lane since they are old enough to laugh at to y the clown and fall in love with the Queenof the pa ,y Fairies. The pantomine ...

... prison for eight days by the Jersey Royal Court for refusing to join the militia A public house known as the Constitution, in Drury-lane, London, consisting-of 27 rooms, was destroyed by fire last night. The flooring on which a fireman was standing gave way ...

... There are al ?? families in which an inheritance of acci- ea le dents seems to be predestinated. I spent my Boxing Night at Drury-lane tr Theatre, in the hope of enjoying the festive m hfumour of the gods. They were very dis- 0 appointing. WVhether the Board ...

... ISHcOCKNG DEA.TH OF A WomiAN.-A fire broke out shortly after two o'clock the other morning at No. 4, 11While Horse-yard, Drury-lane, London, in premises ,occupied biy Mrs. Crisp, a woman 60 years of age. The a firemans con subdued the flames, but on entering ...

... time -elapsed before he was brought from under the ice, andhe was then ?? noon on Wednesday a, boynamed Chariea Arnold, of Drury-lane, bmn- wood, was-d whilst skotn ths H in wood reservoir, Oldhain. Anid was on the ice with a comxpanion, w~hen he ventured ...