... ROBERT HALFORID, TSH COMEDIAN.- This well known actor died suddenly, at a quarter to ten on Sundsy monrning. He had been at Drury-lane, the English Opera. the Olympic, and other theatres. In 1843 he suddenly lost his ,ohce, and was wholly incapacitated from ...

... Guards, and which proves how ready those in power always are to screen the ristocratic or wealthy delinquent. Mr. Barker, of Drury-lane Theatre, understood that a certain Captain Sutton, of the 7th Hug. ears, had publicly boasted of having had.ariminal connexion ...

... An Irishman irn France, per B Fullam, Eqq . OI' London. Rotherhite ward, per Messrs O'Halloran end 6 Cssserly i 14 - Drury-lane ward, per Messrs Collan and Levi 1 1R - John O'Connl t ward, per Mr T Saberi , I Is6 - ?? ward, per Mr W Spiller I 7. - ...

... Collen. Virginia ward, London, 21 18s, per Mr. Garret Fitton. Rotherithe ward, London, 21 I 9s id, per Mr. James O'Halloran, Drury-lane ward, London, 21 12s 6d, per Mr. Thomas H. O'Connell. Bermondsey ward, London, 41 per Mr. Maurice Geary. Greenock, Scotland ...

... Longtord, E in the room of E. E. Hill, Esq. 0 MUSICAL..-Mr. D I V. King, who, during the last sea a son at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, made rapid strides in i his profession, is.' starring it successfulll with Madame E. f Garcia at the Sturrey. a, ...

... unanimity amongst the war- a dens whom I met seems to prevail. E is I went from thence to the St. Clement's ward, White Lion, i Drury-lane, and met the wardens in committee, who informed d me that their ward was progressing rapidly in the cause. -, On Wednesday ...

... PRICE OF BREAD. la LONDON.-On Thursday the bakers at the west end of PI the metropolis, including those in the vicinity of Drury-lane an and Clare-market, raised' the price of bread of the second h quality to 8d. per 41b. loaf, being an advance of id. per ...

... Couut Paihlon, Adams, Captain Meade, Major Hall, Rev. Mr. Sls:snnor, Glynne, Brown, Barkley. Mr. Bunn, the director of Drury-lane Theatre, Is at present in Paris looking for novelty,but the grand opera, which used to be a point of attraction for all ...

... report- WEEKLY REPORT OF TV. J. O CONNELL On Sunday evening, the 24th olt., I attended the usual weekly meeting of the Drury-lane ward, which was numerous and respectable. The Repeal Wardens were very attentively reading thie proceedings of Conciliation ...

... Coghlan, 41. 14s., apl first monthly remittance, containing one pound, the annual evi subscription of David Coghlan, Esq. Drury-lane ward, thi London, 11. ds. 8d., per Itr. Thomas B. O'Connell, me R.W. and V., who writesathat having read attheir meeting ...

... T Daly I0 0 Utica, Ncw York, U S, per Peter Clogher, Esq Ib 12 2 Albany, New York, U 8, per hi Jordan, Eeq 35 2 London, Drury-lane ward, per Mr T H O'Connell, In- cluding 11, subscription of Miss Anna Flaherty .. I8 S - Grattan ward, per Mr T J O'Neill ...

... One pound thesubscription of M Rowlind, Esq, of Bracklagh-Glenhest, county Mayo. Exchange WVard, ?? Id, per J Dwyer, Esq. Drury lane ward, London, 83 8d, per Mr I T H O'Connell, R W and V, who says that since the com. mencement of Repeal agitation in London ...