... in whicll the Prince of Orange resided at Erassels, is going to be seat to j-ljolland. GREAT PREPIARATIONS are making at Drury-lane by the now lessee, who will commence with a now drauia of peculiar interest. T!ERE ARE 40,000 inhabitants in thle island ...

... Bedford's rent-roll was estimated at se £20.0100 per annuml. His Grace received £4.000 per annusO, as ground landlord of Drury-laNe and Covent-garden Theatres, and s £12,000 per annum as proprietor of Covent-garden market. or The Lord Bishop of Salisbury's ...

... times, the field of view being fiv.s 3,itches. t-BAnnaa-ouOaiJoRlOostAPiy.-MAnCB OF INTELL ECT. e At a harbor's shop in Drury-lane a bill is exhibited inl the window, which states that Ladys can have ,,there hair dressett in the Vietorier fashion at ...

... ASsoCIATION.-At the usual weekly e meeting of the Bloomsbuy Charter Association, , held at the Magnet Coffee looms, No. 48, Drury- lane, London, on Monday, Nov. Ilth, 1839, which was most numerously attended, the following reso- lution was unanimously adopted:- ...

... N.-At a nu- merous meeting of the members of the Bloomsbury Chartist Association, held at the Magnet Coffee- rooms, 48, Drury-lane, on Monday, the following resolution was unanimously adopted:- That this association deeply sympathise with their brethren ...

... attended the Address to tire Qucert. He r Mlajesty arid Prince Albert went in state ott C Wednlesdayi evenirrg to honoiur Drury-lane Thecatre witi d their presetrce. t Her Majesty the Queen Dowager will give a grantd ditrner on tire itit of Matchr, to laer ...

... and good fellowship. EXTRAORDINARY TENACITY OF LIPE IN A CHILD.- Yesterday an inquest was held at the Crown and Magpie, Drury Lane, op the body of Ann Connor, a child about. six yearis'of age, who had fallen from its mother's window, three stories high ...

... stab the King on his alighting from his carriage at ,s St. James's, in 1786, and by HADFIELD, who fired at his Majesty in Drury-lane Theatre, in 1800,-the per- sons were insane. it would be a great relief from the if horror of supposing any sane person ...

... Es~says. d EEr.c SiT COa3PLluENir.-When Rousseau wag b5lilirhd ilonm Geneva, he landed at Dover, Jan. ll I1 66, aud visited Drury Lane Theatre on the 23rd to wituoes the performance of Lara and Lethe,4 iby command of their Majesties. Upon tlis ocoa- soiil ...

... prisoner offered a batch of half-a-dozcn sticks for pledge'at the shop of Mr. Townsend, pawnbroker, opposite the stage doorof Drury-lane Theatre; the shopman, recollecting that the same man had pledged a number of the same species of articles at the same place ...

... BoaTTLE' CARDIGAN. had a palatable of proof of the disgust his arbitrary temper has nt excited, at the concerts d'Hiver, Drury-lane, on of Tuesday evening. Being poieted out in a privatere box, he had the felicity of being so heartily hissed ea by the ...

... finances. THE DRUNKEN MARQUIS AeAIN !-On Saturday evening last, the Marquis of Waterford might be seen in the vicinity of Drury-lane, accompaned by a host of ignoble comrades, of both sexes, and at- tended by a hackney cab, which slowly followed his Lordship ...