... Sheriffs of London and Middlesex for ensuing year .which office they intend to fill.— Mr. Pish, of Cornbill, the new lessee Drury-lane theatre. The entire management of the theatre will be placed in the hands of Mr. Bunn. A change is said toh&ve taken place ...

... Honour, which his Britannic Majesty has permitted him to wear. Mr. Price, the American Manager, has become the Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, having taken the contract off the hands of Mr. Uish, in consideration of receiving from the latter his deposit ...

... falling and burying them underneath—the loss of property very considerable.—Messrs. Graham, Sapio, and Liston engaged at Drury-lane theatre for ensuing season —the two Misses Tree are added to the vocal department. man, named Page, fined £f). last week ...

... will allow w.ple time to have good view planet, should the mornings be understand that .Mr. Salter lias been engaged at Drury- lane theatre, for the ensuing season, to supply the Mr- Macready. - The performers our theatre addressed letter to Mr. Mar ready ...

... Mr. Chandler’s suspicions being completely lulled, the boy got into the dcnnet, and they drove to an obscure street in Drury lane. Mr. B. then stopped, and alighting with the plate in his possession, desired the boy to hold the reins till his return ...

... It said, ha« written to friend in this country to say will nut come to Kngloml unless can in the capacity of Patentee of Drury Lane ; and if any person lias mode offer to purchase, he declares his readiness to make advance open whatever offer has been ...

... residiug near Camborne. Cornwall.—A woman killed at Watford Sun day, lightning.—Charles Kemble performing Cheltenham last week.—Drury-lane theatre opened Saturday, and Covent-ganlen Monday—Mr. Young is engaged at latter, after an absence of two years from London ...

... Droitwich. On Monday, in Loudon, Mr. Edward Knight, son of the comedian, to Miss Wary Anne Povey, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. DEATHS. tin Monday last, Mr. Edward Chatcr, attorney, of this town. Ou Monday, after a very short illness, in consequence ...

... Davis, employed in Drury-lane Theatre to inspect the fire-arm*' ) week attempted to put period his existence discharging contents of a fowling-piece into his groin.—Mr. Southwell, of the Dublin theatre, made a successful Sebvt at Drury-lane, Tuesday Romeo ...

... and expensive than the one presented by the managers some years ago to Miss O’Neil. —Miss Tree went from our theatre to Drury-lane, and is an actress of firstrate promise. At a night review of the miners of Scbemnitz, by two of the Archdukes of Austria ...

... with very faint hopes of recovery—not generally known that he was horn England —Kean expected to resume his station at Drury Lane in February.—Mr. Price, the American lessee that Theatre, arrived in London, —A descendant the celebrated Edwin made successful ...

... London, during the year 1825, 1,456,162 chaldrons of coal. The actual number of ships entered was 6561. Mr. Price, tho lessee Drury-lane theatre, will save two hundred pounds per auuum, during the term ho holds the property, the death of poor Kelly.—That sum ...