... undertaker.—J. A Batchelar, Leate Caledonian-road, Islington, late of Fen- cThu^h:^ehcf syhirand i-^ance broker.-C. Webb, Drury-lane, and ChrisD street. Poplar, general salesman,—E. Simons, Ne vv- E-ate-street Citv, and Birmingham, lamp dealer and Italian ...

... Minister, announced an interesting acquisition he had recently — i j f\ iuu oi papers, wincu uau uccu re- moved from old Drury-lane theatre, and, in all probability, had not been opened since that time. He produced, on that occasion, for the inspection ...

... J. G. DICKIKSOJT and J. A CBEIGHTOX, Alderinanburv City collar manufacturer. C. UN-EBWOO», James-street, Covent-garden: Drury-lane and Long-acre, grocer. 5 G. HARRIS, Woking, Surrey, tailor. J. HARDWICK Strand, tailor. T. B. PICKLES, Great York-mews, ...

... Isle of Thanet, corn dealer. G. JOHNSON, High-street, Notting-liill, furniture dealer. E. and J. ONION, Birmingham, and Drury-lane, London, coach fringe manufacturers. J. LANCASTER and J. BRATFORD, Walsall, Staffordshire, iron manufacturers. W. K. WALKRR ...

... BEHIND THE SCENES. At Bow-street, on Thursday, Mr. Harry Boleno, the clown at Drury-lane Theatre, appeared to a summons charging him .with having assaulted James Mackintosh, a supernumerary, during the performance of the panto- mime. The complainant stated ...

... musical artists, it is upon the authority of La Presse Theafrale. Malibran received in London for every representation at Drury-lane £150. Grisi, at New York, for appearing at an oratorio, £400. Lablache for singing twice was paid £ 150. In Italy Rossini ...

... a eargo of Indian corn, which was brought to Liverpool by the ship B. S. Kendall. The defendant, Mr. Henry Jump, of 11, Drury-lane, was the master porter engaged in the delivery of the cargo, and the plaintiffs now sued him for -295 bushels of corn, which ...

... Friday the death of Signer Charlton, a- professional harlequin, was notified to the coroner. The deceased was last engaged at Drury-lane Theatre, at Christmas, in the panto- mime, and since that time he and his family have been reduced to a starving condition ...

... SMOTHERING A MAN WITH PITOH. John Holland, a plater, in the service of Mr. Fault- less, harness-smith, of 47, Parker-street, Drury-lane, was charged before the magistrate at Bow-street, on Saturday, with a singular series of outrages on two smiths' labourers ...

... of amusement abound in Melbourne and other parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a building as large as that of our Drury-lane, and there are the familiar Princess's and Astley's, the latter with its circus and equestrian feats, and noted, moreover ...

... magistrate at Bow-street on Wednesday, with stealing twelve florins from Charles barefers, a smith, living in Charles-street, Drury-lane. The prosecutor said that between twelve and one o'clock on the previous morning he went home and found the prisoner standing ...

... and out of his maternal shelter with more agility than could be expected from so small an animal. THE annual meeting of Drury-lane renters or de- benture holders was held last week in the saloon of the theatre Dr. Beaman, one of the trustees, in the chair ...