... in his own hou e, acideCtall.s 'Li self, and died almostimnediately. On Monday night, htons. Jullion opecned sis eavsj.ai Drury-lane Theatre, with a French coeispatty, art.. DP Mrotte Ctliristo. A most disgraceful riot was kelt ip&i! . beginning to the ...

... of the most compact estates in the neighbourhood.- ter lTVetern Tiiseo, Exeter. thE The brutal and disgracefal riots at Drury-lane have so far hot been successful, and that the French company has given way, tra ,and retires after two subscription performances ...

... petitions -On Friday, after a discussion on the dis. An graceful rows got up by English actors against Ha French performers at Drury-lane Theatre, Lord Qu Stanley advocated the propriety of continuing the existing sliding scale of duties on the importation of ...

... Noble Lord in Downing-atreet. wi be The annual ball for the benefit of the Spitalfield ha be SchOof Design took place at Drury-lane Theatre on cc o Friday night, and was most brilliantly attended by about th of 3000 persons. The Queen Dowager, and mot ...

... Ditto, Account .. 22 xd . - .. 21 for -.F. COURT & FASHIONABLE LIFE. D arn1- The Queen and Prince Albert visited Drury-lane cle till Theatre on Monday night, when Mr. Macready, by an' Royal command, took a benefit prbvious to hisdeprsttare for ...

... amend the law of mar- P.an DR. riage as it relates to certain degrees of affnity. Ccl la- Mr. Fox Cooper, who had taken Drury-lane Theatre, engaged fell perforiners, and adivertieed his speculatIon, hoe been informed den mt by tke proprietors that they ...

... Thursday. 'IThe total liabilities amounted to £27,635 12s. 2d.; ard one lumping item showed a loss of ,£16,080 0N. 10d. on the Drury Lane speculation. e A Corntish paper nenltiotts thst a respectable farmer in the 1. pariih of flodmir, believitg that the sickness ...

... motionless admiration.' We remembeir to the r have heard Air. Sims Reeves sing the same ballad in the coun 'Maid of Honour,' at Drury-lane Theatre, some six the tuoritt a ago, and our impression at the time was that it of gi could not be surpassed, if equalled; ...

... in London, who twas under notice to 9uit, on account of his dissipnated hisbito, ~ whilst sitting In a public-housa -in . Drury-lane, asked the servant to buy a rope for him-to haig himself, 7and after shq had refused,'he went, out and bought One ihimself ...

... Parliament. Such a result may very possibly be C less agreeable to Lord Cardigan than either his o being hooted from his box in Drury-lane Theatre o by the indignant audience, or blackballed by the c; members of the Senior United Service Club. a There is one ...

... this evening. Master Rancheraye re- cently produced an immense sensation in London, at Exeter-hall, and Jullien's concerts, Drury-lane. After his performance of Ie tremole, at the latter, he was rapturously encored amidst a shower of bouquets, and the musical ...

... BORROWINGS FROM PUNCH. t - 7 MR. Pips His DrARY.-Saturday, March 10th1, 1849: ) To Drury-lane this evening, to see the Horsemanship, I which did divert me mightily; but had rather it had f been at Astley'e. After that to supper at the Cider I Cellar, ...