... charge of drunken and riotous conduct, and in the souffle assaulted the officers. A STREET FuRy.-Kate Ellis, prostitute, Drury Lane, was charged with being disorderly, using obscene language, and assaulting James Canter, Heath Mill Lane.-The pro- secutor ...

... pray, your Royal High. ness, fill your royal stomach, we've plenty more il the kitchen !-London Society. 'lhe manager of Drury Lane Theatre is enjoying a gond- ioured laugh at the expense of the writers of certatinm protests against the absurd realism ...

... stated in theatrical circles, writes a London cor- respondent, that the production of Mr. Robert Buchanan's newr drama at Drury Lane has been delayed by the action of te Lord Chamberlain, who objects to the IntrodueLicn of a dynamite explosion into the ...

... responsible for their own good conduct and decency of deportment ? Another new play by Robert Buchnan has been pro- duced at Drury Lane. A Sailor and his Lass isin much the same case as Stormbeaten, the former piece by the same author-the plot dependent ...

... ashtere, Itigether with a dynamite explo- .siest, are, we believe, smosig the attractions, and excite-A iensts in store for Drury Lane audienices. -Doait',Areice. PRESERVATION tir THLE Ri EA-o h Rig vedla aloen, wvhich contains a collection of tea hooksi ...

... by A. C. MACKENZIE, specially Written and Composed for the CARL ROSA OrPsA CoaT- W rALNy, aud produced at Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on April 9, lISA Colornmba. ?? MARIE Rozz. Orso Della Robia (Colomba's Brother, Officer in the French Army) ?? Mr. BARTON ...

... S MI E B A L D A, * era in four Acts. written cud corsxiced expressly for the Carl A1tsperjas Companty, and produced at Drury Lane Theatre, Londo Borch I6, 1833:3. The Libretto, writtel and urramned by Tbeo, G gfrial asrnd A. Randeger. The Musio by A ...