... dealer, Nov. 5, and Dec. 3i at two, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Evans, Liverpool. J. Kidd, Brownlow street, Drury lane, coach currier,-J. A. Reynolds, Birmingham, hatter.-D. Welch, Derby, serive- ner.-J. M. Machin, High llolborn, tavern keeper ...

... Place, Regets ef street, lamp manufacturer-W. Taylor,c ?? ct gunpowder manufacturer- B. Turner, N ?? lncc tioner-R. Henesev, Drury lane, timber merchahst Gal.- w lier, Park street, Grosvenor square, carpenter-C. Leach ci Chelsea, baker-R. Wayling, jun. ...

... I have been attending some of the largest temperance meet- ings in the city. A great demonstration is to be held at the Drury- lane Theatre, next Monday, where several M.P.'s are to speak. The greatest enemy the Englishman has is his belly. I leave for ...

... evening is aecounted for in the volumes of Drury Lane, Covent Garden, and Haymarket bills preserved ir the British Museum. The Museum collection hu rocently been enriched by the splendid series of Drury Lane bills presented by Mr. Augustus Harris who ...

... Napoleon I. Douglas Jerrold has graphically depicted the scene in his Prisoner of War-- piece which had a long run in Drury Lane Theatre in 1842, under the masnagemrent of Mr. Macready. The fortress of Bitsehe, or Biehe, now so prominent a point 4appui ...

... antiquaries ann, even then, criticism continred completely at fault. TIre great theatres were both eager for tire play, and Drury Lane was the successful elmpetitor, Sheridan being then at its hiead. JamesHenry Pye, the Poet-Lerureat, and Sir Thomas Bland ...

... I MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. The heat has been so intense in London that Drury- lane Theatre, has, in consequence, been closed till further notice. On Monday last, Sir John Burgoyne, government in- spector of fortifications, was In -Liverpool. The mayor accompanied ...

... by !sany of the theatres keeping their programmes unchaigeod. The Shaughrant, being of beees'ity under notice to quit Drury Lane, made his last aeppearance there oil Saturday night, before an audience so erowded, tliat thlose whose places were secured ...

... elecadeasee of lise histrionic art, with ti'st comumemornated by thle caustic pen o f Theodore Hoots, at the period I mention. Drury Lane will re-open on the -0th next month, whets Mr. Diso n. eueicauhlt swinmake labs re-appearanle o n E'ngland in his new dramam ...

... Feb. 17, and March 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Att. Blrooke, Liverpool. G. Joshua, Browislow street, Drury lane, currier-VW. Inglis, Hounddditcih, and Well street, Cripplegate, card,1 _B. Norris, Oxford street, drugilist-G. Bagley and ...

... touch was necessary to overturn the tottering fi premier. A good deal had previously been done in the ci way of calumny at Drury Lane Theatre; and if the si ministry could only be broken up, Lord John would at to onoe be sent for, and he would again hold ...

... and which seemed to contain a warranty for the welcome which he will receive next season. Mr. Mapleson's opera season at Drury Lane will now soon close. . The theatre will re-open, after a brief recess, under the tuspices of Mr. F. B. Chatterton. Covent ...