... JENNY of the MILL !—Sung with complete success by Madame Lem mens-Sherrington at Drury Lane Theatre. Sung als® by Miss Fanny Armytage at Mr Howard Glover’s Concert, Drury Lane Theatre. Illustrated, 3s Fantasia for Piano, 3s. Full of grace that is positively ...

... the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, met with a serious accident on Friday whilst riding a spirited horse, which suddenly took fright in conse- rptenrce of a stoie thrown at the animal by an idle boy at play. Mr Bunn managed to reach Drury Lane Theatre, but ...

... that the number of lawyers in Lon- don is no less than 4972, and that the amount of their costs in 1846-7 was L.16,210,le5. DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Wednesday night we had a repetition of thnt dull hru- tality which was the grand nuisance of Monday. The pit ...

... Albert, and was received in a manner befitting ber station, and the loyal feelings by which her subjects are actuated. At Drury Lane Theatre we thought that nothing could exceed the kindly feeling which greeted her reception * but her appearance at Covent ...

... course of the day. Per Royal Highness the Duchess of Rent, accompanied bv the Marquis and Marchioness of Douglas, honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her presence last evening. Her Roval Highness was attended by Lady Augusta Bruce, Baroness de Speth, and Lord ...

... Eil-inis, a teacher of music and languages; A po- Liceman of the F. division, named Cooper, said he was in the gallery of Drury Lane Theatre on Nfon- day night, about half-past eleven, when he saw tie deceased ataggering along the upper row of seats, as ...

... Royal 'Duchess. The answer given at Gloucester Hoouse was- Her Royal Highness has had a good night, and is going on well. DRURY LANE THEATRE.-Balfe's long-talked-of opera, The Bohemian Girl, was at length pro duced on Monday night, with complete, indeed ...

... Right llon. G. S. Bvng. andl ir llch. ller mo~t Gracious Mlnjesty has been pleased to intimate her intention of Ilonouring Drury Lane Theatre witb her presence this evening, but ber visit will not lie of a public nature. The ?? of Nonrmimby, Viscount Ebrington ...

... announce to the public, that Mr Ox- berry, the comedian, died suddenly this morning, a, about one o'clock, at his house in Drury Lane. A rope bridge has been made at Calcutta, and is much praised. By a vessel which arrived at Guernsey, we have intelligence ...

... country, and who twenty years ago was recognised as a principal tenor at the English Opera-House, also at Covent Garden, Drury Lane, and other theatres, died on the 18th of June, at Philadelphia, in the fifty-ninth year of his age. About twelve years ago ...

... tto, lto c v9-1 ~cs(Otlv)_ Four per Cents-.,- l02'11 xchlqer1 il01 0,5 s0 Irish flnkul Stuck .. _205j Her Majesty honoured Drury Lane Theatre with her presence last evening, to see Madame 31alibran in Aidna, in the opera of La Ssnnaambula and the opera of ...

... yesterday at the Home Office. Mr and Mrs Wood have, it is said, positively refused the offers made to them, by the lessee of Drury Lane' Theatre. Mr Osbaldiston has like. wise applied to these vocalists for the exercise of their talents, upon extremely liberal ...