... knocked down by the 6.29 up train and killed. He was an old servant of the Metropolitan i. Company. AcCIDENT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE,-At Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night a scene-shifter named Walter Weston received a serious injury, caused by the firing ...

... t''elvemonth, and fhe remains perfedaly well. Any information of the above ?? may be ob- tained at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spilfbury is not accountable for any mixture fold, unlefs the words By the King's Patent are inferted oh ...

... vessels wvere lost or driven asltire there at the same time. His Mojesty yesterilay sent a donation of 100 guineas to tdie Drury Lane TUheactrical Fund, anrl Mrs. Coutts 501. to ihe same benevolent institu- tion. Yesterday the anniversary of tie foundation ...

... twelvenonth, and fine remains perfedlly 7well. Any information of the above facft may be ob- taiped at No. 9, Duke's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spil'buryis not accountable for any mixture fold unlefs the Words By the King's Patent are inferted on' the ...

... detent-looking women among them, he concluded that the crowd and preffure were only occafioned by the cempany coming from Drury Lane Theatre, till putting his hand into his pocket ishortly af- terwards, he found he had been robbed of a valuable (nuff. box ...

... enlivened with the best. company of pierforiers that han 'ever :yet matde. its appearance inl thle TiverSit Mr. LttssL, fromi Drury Lane, will speai the ack4et Court, oppsi .:,ertbashcollege, on Thut.rsday net3, vis ans, 24s th c7s oly be equalled ?? phice ...

... tvwelvemoiith, and fhe remains perfectly X sell. Any itfnrimatioi off the above fatt may be ob- tained at No. 9, D1ttkc's Court, Drury Lane, London. Mr. Spifltl: y is inot accoiuitable for any mixture fold, unules the wordls By the King's Patent are inferted ...

... wanted' it. Mr. Hall : How did you spend all this money. At penny theatres, I suppose . Witness : Oh, no. At Astley's and Drury Lane. I laid some of it out in clothes, and so forth. Mr. Burnnaby: And didn't you buy a horse? Witness: I bought a pony at ...

... brought to ?? Gazslte. Yesterday morning, at three o'clock, as four persons, a Mr. Hall and his wife, of Craven-buildings, Drury- lane, and two young men, named Isnell and Cogger, were coming up the Thames in a small sailing-boat froen Gravesend, where they ...

... .-Robert Hilton, of Helliwell Street, Strand, Vidtualler, Sept. 25, 29, 061. -30, at GuildhalL-rWi;liam Harris, late of Drury Lane, Woollen Draper,- Sept. 25, 29, 06ober 3o, at Guild- hlall- Hentry -Ridlty, of Shepherd's Market, May Fair, Grocer, 0£1 ...

... and certainly very much astonished the audience. CiiisEsp ENTHRTAINMENT.-Thle celebrated troupe of Chinese jugglers (from Drury Lane Theatre), gave eniter- tainments at the Town Hall on Monday and Tuesday, and f afforded much delight to crowvded audiences ...

... Thurf- day night, to Mafter Betty's performance of YosnE Xrorv! svas 6481. There could not have been lels than 7001. in Drury Lane Theatre laft night to fee him repeat that performance. Information having been given to the Bow- Street NMagiirates, that ...