... Assasination in Drury Lake.—On Saturday night at about eight o’clock, Thomas Blewett, who is lithographer, was walking along Drury-lane, from his place of business in Oxford Market, he was suddenly arrested in his progress by receiving the contents of a pistol ...

... the strike, but to refuse to resume work at less than 2s. a week advance on their former wages. The Attempted Mjrder in Drury-lane.—Since the examination of Graham at Bow-street oh Saturday, the unfortunate man Blewitt has become gradually worse, and ...

... soon after one o fortunate man Btewett expired in the Kings pital, from the effect of the injuries caused » tit him in Drury -lane, the evening of the lad Graham. hardlv have been that the legulatore would bar Lkelj to UilSrffK propostioo (H«r), Hurt ...

... Oundle Staines, Northamptonshire, tailor, June 30, July 25, at the Court Bankruptcy, London. Thomas Pilbeam, Parker-strect, Drury-lane, and elsewhere, coachsmith, June 26. July 21, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. John Boulton, Ashton-under-Lyne, carrier ...

... foreseen, parliament will probably be prorogued before the 2:>th instant.— Globe. A Belgian company is now performing at Drury Lane. The Queen of Portugal was safely delivered of a prince the 23rd ult. At North Stoke church, near Wallingford, Berkshire ...

... White—Mrs. Bartibt (her drat appearance). Bering tha ejening, the Band, condncted by Mr. Stanlbt, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, will perform the following Over-tores;—‘ Lesdeux Anengles de Tolendo,” (Mehul). Quadrille—‘‘La Plebianne,” (Mueard) ; William ...

... MR. W. ARTAUD. On Friday, February 16th, the celebrated Comedian, MR. W. FARREN, From the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, Drury-lane, and Hay-market, will appear for positively ONE NIGHT ONLY, in the admired Comedy of THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony Absolute . ...

... therefore ordered a night rehearsal, invited Sheridan to dine with him, gave him a capital dinner, and proposed a lounge to Drury Lane whilst the supper was preparing. Sheridan assented, and they sauntered together up and down the stage previous to the rehearsal ...

... e ofthe indis- position of Mrs. Charles Kean. On Saturday, the Queen and Prince Albert attended the Cirque National, at Drury-lane. A happy party of one thousand Christ's Hospital hoys are to follow the good example to-morrow; and I have no doubt they ...

... addressing. Since my last week' 6 letter, I have been much pleased by a visit to the Cirque National de Paris, now at Drury-lane, under the manage- ment of Mr. Dejean. Tbe theatre was well filled, and that is saying a good deal for it, when we consider ...

... l tried your wine — it wasn't bad tc take. It should have been by an Irishman although it was by an English actor from Drury Lane, that tbe follow- ing line was spoken on the Liverpool stage in tbe character of Cains Lucius, when he sees the dead body ...

... Protbction op British Capital, which is ad- vertised in another column of our present num- ber, and which will be held at Drury-lane Theatre on the 26th instant. Does this show no reaction ? Three, two, or even one year ago what would have been the prospects ...