... galas of greet musical artists, it is the authority f La Preset Malibraa received in London . for every representation at Drury Lane, ciao. GSA, at New York, for appearing at an oratorio, £4OO. Lablacbe. fr singing twice, was paid £l3O. la Italy Rossini ...

... hetwoost four end live o'elock. • women named Kiev. aged 25. was found smothered is • eellar at • boom is Parker street, Drury Lane. which is is the swum thos of a sweep. The mine tense Mph mistook the sweep's house :or her owe, mid phew hetillor4 into ...

... proved fatal to two persons, broke out late on Thursday night in hnendraper and silkmercer's shop in Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane. The flames werelseen alittle after ten o'clock, when the street and neighbourhood were thronged with passengers; but so ...

... was on board the first American steam-boat at her trial trip, and was associated with the poet Byron in the management of Drury Lane Theatre. He sat for Coventry almost uninterruptedly from 1818 to the day of his death. ...

... Goop is told of Manager Price, Theodore not Hook, and the eccentric Cannon. After a dinner by cat Mr. Stephen Price, of Drury Lane Theatre, all the guests, with the exception of Cannon and Theodore Hook having the long since retired, the host, who was ...

... Deat ensued, The eoroner § of “ Accidental, As Tarsr.—A new evidence taken in the case of a woman named Morn described as Drury-lane, who was brought up at Marlborough- other Marshall was walki: Regent-street, when ‘woman stepped up to him and told him ...

... sults: Discharged servant girl, aud twelve dols, per ry A Goop Pum.—Wheu the Misses Cawse made their first appearance at Drury-lane they sang a duet. Most of the principal singers stood at the side of the orchestra to hear them, Mr. Braham. At the endo’ ...

... servant girl, aud twelve dolt, per month saved.— American Paper. Good Pun.—When the Cawse ma le their first appearance at Drury-lane they sang a duet. Most of the principal singers stood at the side of the orchestra to hear them, including Mr. Braham. At ...

... Shortly Snocxixc AND before seven o'clock on Tuesday morning, Drury-lane a man named was the scene of a horrible tragedy, James Wheatley, a bricklayer, residi ng at Feather’s- and court, Drury-lane, having murd lered his wife, then attempted to com mit suicide ...

... injury than slight flesh wound and torn dress. Shocking and Suicide. - Shortly before seven o'clock on Tuesday morning, Drury-lane was the scene of horrible tragedy, a man named James Wheatley, bricklayer, residing ea.her scourt, Drnry-lane, having murdered ...

... reign in the midst of fun and frolic. Neither within the doors nor about them do you find the riot of our own Lyceum or Drury Lane. No loose women, no pick-pockets, no ragged boys and girls, no drunken and blaspheming men. As a Mormon never drink spirits ...

... because he had broken his leg. On Thursday evening, the Rev. Mr. Speke, accompanied Mr. Murdoch, occupied a private box at the Drury-lane Theatre. The comedy of The School for Scandall he seemed to enjoy heartily ; and the pantomine, with its scenery of Cornwall ...