... one of them had a complete dress on, aud most of the uniforms were ragged, and had evidently once graced the purlieus of Drury-lane or Holywell- street. Some time after my informants had landed, a number of Haytian soldiers were formed into line for parade ...

... Wednesday morning word was brought down to the F division police station, Bow-street, that an alarming riot hael broken out in Drury- lane: forty constables of the reserve were despatched, who found between three and four hundred women, who had congregated rouud ...

... Nassau Balloon on division police-station, Bow-street, that riot had Monday evening, accompanied by party gentlebroken out in Drury-lane; forty constable* of the men, effected safe descent the lawn in frontof the reserve were deepatched, who found between three ...

... escaped with little injury, but the other almost immediately expired. Mr. James Anderson, late lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, suggests that the Royal Commissioners should appropriate the surplus arising out of the Great Exhibi- tion to the erection ...

... in musical circles that an opera by M. Jullien has been accepted by Mr. Bunn, and will be produced by that gentleman at Drury Lane Theatre in the course of tho forthcoming season. The Venerable Archdeacon Hale has presented the Rev. W. J. Hall, M.A., ...

... Moorhouse, Pnckleden, Holmfirth *-mv» On the 26th ultimo aged 63, M. Sapio, formerly prin- cipa tenor at the Theatres Royal Drury Lane, CovenS Garden, and English Opera House. On the 23d ultimo, at Darley, near Pateley-bridge, aged 00, Mr. Thomas Walker, ...

... following robberies having been committed on the persons of gentle- men while in the promenade of Jullien's Concerts, at Drury- lane theatre. On the 4th inst. a gentleman was robbed of a three-quarter plate gold lever watch with seconds hands maker, Spntz ...

... day evening, at his lordship's residence, Booterstown, near Dublin. Mr. James Anderson, late lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, has been starring it in the tragic fine for the last few weeks at the City of London Theatre. His per- formances have ...

... Parliamentary and Financial Reform Association after existing a year, found so many assurances of eo-operstioii, that meeting Drury Lane Theatre in 1849. they changed their name from Metropolitan to National, ana from that time to the f. resent, and others ...

... M. Morton, the eminent dramatic writer, has been appointed by Mr. Bunn, to the important office of •rtage manager of the Drury Lane Theatre. Notwithstanding all tbe cry about farmers, whose Pockets are so little touched as theirs in point of taxation ...

... pantomimes, but it does not appear from their critiques that one was much better than another. an address at the opening of Drury-lane, Ur. Bunn said: Formerly there used to sit in the orchestra of this theatre a foreigner, who played the bassoon. In his ...

... reaches Madrid alive, will never cross the sets again. , . Negotiations have been entered into to obtain performance at Drury Lane Theatre under the most illustrious patronage for the benefit of the fund for the relief of sufferers the loss of the Amazon ...