... Bedford's rent-roll was estimated at se £20.0100 per annuml. His Grace received £4.000 per annusO, as ground landlord of Drury-laNe and Covent-garden Theatres, and s £12,000 per annum as proprietor of Covent-garden market. or The Lord Bishop of Salisbury's ...

... attended the Address to tire Qucert. He r Mlajesty arid Prince Albert went in state ott C Wednlesdayi evenirrg to honoiur Drury-lane Thecatre witi d their presetrce. t Her Majesty the Queen Dowager will give a grantd ditrner on tire itit of Matchr, to laer ...

... stab the King on his alighting from his carriage at ,s St. James's, in 1786, and by HADFIELD, who fired at his Majesty in Drury-lane Theatre, in 1800,-the per- sons were insane. it would be a great relief from the if horror of supposing any sane person ...

... s Itad been sanctioned daring certain dayer In Leat ; and secondly, that thin evening (Friday) was to hr f dedicated at Drury Lane to the repetition of a masquerade, is whichA -on Monday week. on it, first production, certain dlances. had been inlsdduced ...

... the Inhabitants of Ubloutstrept, in the sl1at Borough of Sauthwa3k ; North-street, Chelsea; Waterlootroad, Ing Lambeth; Drury-lane, and its vicinity; Shoreditch and Whitechupel * wabt Almoot-street, Bermondsey. Tenar He had also a petition to present ...

... like nucleus. TIlE ANTI-CORN-LAw LEAGUE.-On Wednesday the third weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-Law League took place at Drury. lane Theatre; Mr. Wilson in the chair. The theatre was, as on the former occasions, filled with a respectable audience, including ...

... or TIlE ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE.- The fourth weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-Lase League took place on Wednesday evening in Drury-lane Theatre. The attendance of the people was fully as great as on the three preceding occasions. There were as many ladies ...

... be packed assemblies of hireling csaqucurs, the Partners' Joeurtal exposes the falsehood. Tickets of admission to the Drury Lane exhibitions, says the editor, are always sought for with avidity, and not unfrequently at high biddings: in a few minutes ...

... the commission of the peae. A F.REE-TRADE HALL IN LONDON.-The Anti- CorM-law Ltague, unable to obtain the further use of Drury- lane 'l'haatre, and also denied the use of Covent Garden a ''heatre, are now advertising for tenders for a plot of land, n a ...

... where a din- 0 ner had been provided for them. f Her Majesty and Prince Albert went in state on Moniday evening to honour Drury-lane theatre with their presence. Their reception by the people was enthusiastic. ?? Royal cort4,e included eight carriages. ...

... York. When he was formnerly in the United States he made between £5,000 and £6,000 in a single year, while his losses at Drury-lane cannot be calculated at much less than £8,000. Morton, the commercial clerk named in our last as being in custody at Liverpool ...

... sue- t ceeded. D An awful instance of sudden death occurred about nine t o'clock on Saturday night, in the pit entrance to Drury-lane Tteatre. s Mr. Jayes, a solicitor, accompanied by his daughter and two friends, r was about to pay for his admission, when ...