... ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM MEETING. TILE second meeting of the Administrative Reform Association was held on Tuesday night in Drury Lane Theatre. The attendance was much less than at the previous meeting, in the body of the house, but the stage was fully occupied ...

... committee of the French Charitable Association, for a benefit, which took place on Thursday last, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in aid of the funds of the institution. RAILWAY COMPETITION.—The Liverpool Journal notices that owing to the fierce competition ...

... and yesterday he was to preach in the same place of worship. EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday, i\lary Iligginbottom, Drury Lane, London, died under singular circumstances. The deceased had a magnum bonum pen in her mouth, and by some means accidentally ...

... and at the close of the poll got on to a Cab, ordering the driver to take him to his residence, in the neiu,h-bourhood of Drury-lane. On his way Mr Wilson stopped at several houses on the road, and made known the intellig, rice of his friend having been ...

... ART. Ben Webster succeeds the late Mr Harley as master and treasurer of the Drury-lane Theatrical Fund. Mr Horatio M'Culloch has received a commission to paint two views of Edinburgh, one from Corstorphme Hill, for an east country connoisseur. Mr Clarkson ...

... Oknotat Mr Balgrove, senior, the well-known violin p'ayer, 'lied suddenly at Drury Lane Theatre on Tuesday night. BRITISH NAVAL FORM—The presnnt number of ships of war afloat is 276, with 4628 guns, and 46,754 seamen. We are informed that Lady Havelock ...

... grace, in enunciating the ' Dearly beloved,' and in reading an Epistle. For all this, Will was indebted to the players at Drury Lane—but the necessary money was well laid out. It returned cent per cent. Covent Garden was not backward in lending him a certain ...

... ever witnessed within the walls of the Royal Amphitheatre, London. No. 2, KENILWORTH, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. To be completed in 36 numbers, Weekly. Give your orders early. Alfred Cooper, No. 1, Crane-court. Fleet-street, and to ...

... Actor who remembers that 'Othello' rhymes to 'bellow,' and behaves accordingly, is preaching lustily through that play at Drury Lane ; and his manager, with an amiable sneer at a rival, announce; that the Tragedy is given from the text of Sliakspeare.' ...

... will greatly oblige A RATEPAYER. Kilmarnock, Oct. 9, 1862, The POETIC MAGAZINE : Edited by Joux REDFOItD LENO, London, 149, Drury Lane. In Ayrshire—the land of Burns and other bards of some celebrity—this little periodical should find particular favour. Its ...

... country bumpkins, 'barely finding bread f or his wife ankl child, he wins just as great a . gen illi as when be was crowding Drury Lane. W brougham presiding in the House of Lards he wrs not a bit better or greater than when hung about in the Parliament House ...

... four years before is q . the last century, he began his active painter in Edinburgh ; he rose in 4 4 a scene painter in Drury-lane Theatre angther Academician, Mrl7.ilarkson after that he began to exhibit in the N t e adeniy he travelled in Spain and ...