... alono-, you old Tory !” he continued in the same breath, addressing Ids horse. “Do you see that fellow* there, going into Drury-lane, Sirl That man was tried last year, at the dley, for robbing a house, and I dare say he is plotting something now. Go along ...

... Connell a public dinner in London immediately. Mr Bunn has concluded his negoeiutions with Duprez, who has engaged to sing at Drury Lane for 12 nights at the rate of £lOO per night. A lake of acres, on Sir C. Burrell’s Essex estate, was drawn off last week ...

... Little inquiry for flour, and held for former rates. rupt£>, TIIK LONDON OA/.ETTK. Richard Egan Lee and .John Haddock, Drury lane, printers* John Conoway, Gray’s Inn lane, cheesemonger. Edward Arnatt, Oxford, baker. Robert Penny, Cockcrmonth, mercer ...

... concluded an Engagement, for Limited Number of Nights, with that eminent Tragedian, M R. P H E L P S, Of the Theatre-Royal, Drury Lane, who will have the honour of appearing, for the second time, FRIDAY, (THIS EVENING.) the instant, in the character of SHY ...

... Thbattuoai Crimpino.—Nearly » century after this period fICC3), David Garrick purchased share of the property (Drury Lane Theatre). discovered that the company required considerable recruiting in the very lowest rank of actors ; and in the choice of these ...

... whose abilities and personal attractions have rendered her a formidable rival to the foreign artistes who are now engaged at Drury-lane, was not forthcoming on Saturday, when called upon to sustain her part. Report says that the fair one, with a gallant captain ...

... (?) character, the Dukeof Ilrnnswick —the dethroned of his own States—and the very particular friend of Alfred Bunn, of Drury Lane notoriety !—and the still more closely allied acquaintance of the Corps de Ballet of that establishment ! Re also the prosecutor ...

... shares will bought up before the end the mouth.— Phfmo- Punch. Anti-inflammable Starch —The recent horrible accident at Drury-lane Theatre has naturally awakened the attention of the public to the possibility of the prevention similar catastrophes future ...

... that of the most gifted bis profession, had its periods of sunshine and shadow, Mr. Johrston was managtr of Theatre Koyal. Drury Lane, and of the Theatres Itoyal Edinburgh and Glasgow; and had also under his management various provincial establishments. ...

... ASSEMBLY ROOMS. MR. TEMPLETON, of the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden, will have the honour giving for the first time here. A NEW MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. THE ROSE. THISTLE, AND SHAMROCK, in the above Rooms, on Weosesdat Evening, 16th April ...

... atcs , are the Archbishop of Armagh and the Bishops of Tuam, that Signor Giubilei, the vocalist, ormo y Naples House and Drury Lane Theatre, died where he had goiie hopes of improving h s but in consequence er, M sunk under it, at the residence of his ...

... land of freedom. A pigeon, which was despatched from Southampton at ton o’clock on Saturday morning, arrived at its home in Drury Lane, London, at 25 minutes past 11; upwards of 70 miles 85 minutes. . , Yes. Get Married.—Young man ! if you have arrived at ...