... performer on the piano-forte, they hut made little way in the country; and when it was ed, that a ew was to he brought oat at Drury lane, the musie by Vincent Wallace, 0 many the name sounded entirely novel 3 and it ws supposed, that the composer was some turer ...

... finally into den for more wild beasts, inclosing both Clown and Pantaloon, like Van Amburgb lion and tiger, fed Bnnns.—At Drury Lane the pantomime was Harlequin and Jack Frost. Before the corner of Windmill-street a piano turned into coffee-shop—horse* ...

... —Edward Gardner, Whitecha 7 e I, manntacturing chemist J.C. Staines, N orthamptonshive, tailor. T. Pilbeam, Parker-street, Drury-lane, coachsmith.—J. Boul- ton, carrier.—W. Kirby, Li- verpooi, hotel keeper.—J. G. Smith, Liverpool, grocer.—P. Hare, iverpoo ...

... state of extreme destitution, was found by the police lying in dying state, under shed in Coach-house-yard, Cbarlesstreel, Drury-lane. He was removed on the police stretcher to St Giles’* Infirmary, where he shortly afterwards expired. His bones were literallv ...

... co-operate and trade upon this plan.—In London, a number of the strong * boot and shoe makers” have opened ashop at 151, Drury-lane, and are actively at work for themselves; and it was stated, at the Manchester conference, that though only a few weeks ...

... Birch, Miss Hawes, Messrs. Hobbs and Phillips, are abont to associate themselves, for the purpose of giving glee concerts.—Drury Lane Theatre con- tinues to he crowded, night after night, to witness the magnificent performance of Bendict’s opera of The Crusaders ...

... screams of her son Philarete Assassination in Pitt’s-Place Drury- Lane.—On Monday morning, shortly after six o'clock, the inhabitants of Pitt’s-place, a narrow paved court leading from Drury-lane togreat W ild- street, were alarmed by the report of a pistol ...

... was at the London Tavern, the Lord Mayor in the chair. The amounted to upwards of £1000, On Monday, the anniversary of the Drury-lane Fund was held at the Freemason’s tavern, Great Queen-street, the Dake of Cambridge in the ch The sum collected amounted ...

... remembrane of Tamburini’s finished ele ance, Th 2nd & 3rd rate singers at the opera, are inferior to the sh vocalists at Drury-lane ; but the Chorus ts magni feent. In yew opera in this of Lombardi, (pertormed for the first country, on the ay,) the choral ...

... , h fl - t,,, ,i,e exertions those who near the vessel, the flames were soon extinguished the .i.h-M!” r.'i appearance Drury.lane last week, in the character Hamlet, with great success a.,vi ' i ,C *' , . ,n^r J ,H , t - ,ve ,0 -° Connell at Hie Crown ...

... Walworth-road, were greatly damaged ; the Hl third and fourth were in the evening, on the pre- mises of Mr, Baxter, tobacconist, Drury-lane ; and on Mr. J. Kenny, Doncaster-place, Old Kent road. ut ri- The damage was not extensive at the two last.— On Monday evening ...

... evidently the most popular vocalist with the audience.--The Theatres, too, all have considerable attractions: and whilst Drury-lane is nightly crowded to hear the music of a Benedict, Auber, or Macfarren; the Hay- market, the and the Lyceum have always ...