... DUCROW AT DRURY LANE. ' The year 1833 was memorable for the coalition, for a want, of Draw-lane and Covent aeries Theatres. Both establishassate tame under the government of the once famous Mr. Alfred Bonn, whose monopoly as it was celled, did net enjoy ...

... SINGULAR ROBBERY OF PLATE. William Jago, a young man, described as • printer, living in tho neighbourhood of Drury-lane, was indicted at the Middlesex Sessions. yesterday, with dealing eleven silver forks. 22 silver spoons, and other articles of plate ...

... slogowiter • nightingale the town and pariah of Ripon, and down to the stamped, I have made of foreible—ll riot improper of Drury-lane present time ea entranee twee( El °sly bra been language, odd altegsthsr in the worst possible Bradlaugh.—Yon will try treason ...

... “PUNCH” SUPEREROGATION. — maid (having first seee “ Miesus” and the childrea into a cab) “O, do you know the entrance to Drury-lane Theat—— ?” Orabbed old ca with ex ineffable contem ) “ Do I know? ™ ac aND —‘* Ireland for the Irish on wa ory in whieh ...

... engineer, and J. Abrahams, fireman, ;through whose united efforts seven lives were saved at a fire in Princess-street, Drury-lane. Au order was given by the committee for the supply of six new fire escapes, to be constructed with the No. 28 copper gauze ...

... boz—The harvest of quiet eye. Miss Kissie Rosebud's acting in the new burlesque is moat syortetrioal. There is a family at Drury Lane: same people say they pro.Vokes laughter. What to do if you split y.ur sides with laughter—run tin you get a stitch in them ...

... monephoX—The harvest of a quiet eye. Mies Kiwis Rosebud's siting in the new burlesque is moat symmetrioaL There is a family at Drury Lane: some people say they provokes laughter. What to do if you split your side' with laughtor—ran till you get stitch in them ...

... I kneel down, sad hold my Magna, as papa does A —Sir Bones Sawyer woe waked if he had seas the Oats:act of the Ganges at Drury-lane. He said no, said added, Why don't they coach it? AGED, Bar AFFABLE.—A lady asked Kr. Serudgells if he liked children ...

... weed pieces of a dog, which she protruded was lamb. was fined £lO, with the alternative of 60 days' imprisonment. VIRE AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. ♦ fire broke out in the renter's box office, Drury-Line Theatre, on Saturday evening, causing considerable awn ...

... in London are now a feature of the age. In 1811 good people were aghast at the boldness of a proposed scheme to rebuild Drury Lane Theatre ; to seLy a second opera house; to extend Portland Place to Pall Mall ; and to make a park five miles in ex. tent ...

... escaped from the Guildhall while awaiting examination there a few days ago, and was captured after a desperate struggle in Drury-lane, wee yesterday afternoon taken before Sir Thomas Gnbriel, and committed for trial. ...

... whereas Mr. Justice Blackburn complained yesterday morning that the gaslight was too strong for his eyes, the manager of Drury-lane Theatra was vexed on Saturday night by the state of comparative darkness, in which the scenic effects of Antony and Cleopatra ...