... me for the act; and receive both our souls,” — Manchester Guardian. Tuearrican PrEacuiNe.—Mr. K. T, Smith; the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre and proprietor of the Sunday Times, advertises a course of Sunday worning and evening lectures during the present ...

... prayers | are read, very beautifully, by the curate to the congre- | gation, who pay as much attention as the Gallery at | Drury-lane do to the piece which precedes the panto- ! mitie on Boxing night. Of course there is no hymn or | anthem in the place specially ...

... SUPPLEMENTARY MEETING. In consequence of the great sunaber of gentlemen who were unable to obtain admission at Drury-lane Theuatre, a supplementary meeting was held at St Martin’s hall, Long Acre. Owing to some oversight in the arrangements the doors ...

... months. Seizuvre oF Ao Puivare Stivr.—lnformation having been received that a private still was worked on the premises, 132, Drury-lane, the Excise officers accompanied by Serjeant Harvey, and other constables, proeeeded to the above house, the front of which ...

... Neither bury nor burn within the city.”” Let the Times editor look over the piles of evi© dence at St, Jawnes's-place, at Drury-lane, or at the office of the abolition society, and more especially it Mr. Walker’s ponderous “ Album™ of graveyard facts, and ...

... which the steam-boat swept lim and hLis mate, mude about the swme impression on his gonsorinm us a weil-managed scene at Drury-Lane would have done. His atfention, therefore, was chiefly and agreeably oceupierd by the daty of inspecting and direeting the ...

... stepped in‘o the field, and without taking the laurel from either honourably shared it with both. His first appearance at Drury-lane was on the 10th of October, 1796, in this difficult character. He was hailed as a genuine actor, and crowned with applause ...

... intention to return to the stage, and it will not be Mr, Bunn's faultif the ** legitimaie drama’ is not again witnessed at Drury-lane Theatre before the close of the present season, AP eRRT T e L N PTG Repear or Tae Winnow Tax.—On Tueldly‘ night, & meeting ...

... which they died. As opened a model lodging-honse in Charles-street, stated in onr yesterday's report, they are certainly = Drury-lane, It provides for the accommodation of not so much mutilated externally as mizht have | single labouring men in a way that ...

... appear at the Court on the next moming{. Witness, however, apprehended him on the 26th May in the Middlesex lru-ie Hall, Drury-lane, London. By Mr. Bonsey: No doubt Lewin was ill when he was let out on bail, and he was probably recovering from the effects ...

... THE ALHAMBRA PALACE. On Tuesday the application of Mr. Edward Tyrrel Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, was made at the Bt. Martin's-in-the-Fields vestry-room, before Mr. E. Antrubus, chairman, and a full bench of magistrates, for a licence to the ...

... having for its object the reintroduction into the Cantou of the death penalty. The crowded mneighbourhood of Clare Market, Drury-lane, was on Wednesday night the scene of a fire, resulting in the loss of four lives. The tire broke out about nine o'clock ...