... incidents connected with them, with' a view-to the uti. mate exrinction of Negro Slavery. 1, Paganini's last concert at Drury-lane produced him 2501. ?? deducting-from the receipts 1001. for the use of the Theatre. . Lord Althorp's brother, the Ron. G ...

... lest a second failure in London might influence the public mind greatly to my prejudice, in the event of my re- turn from Drury Lane, disgraced as I formerly had been. In due time I was summoned to the rehearsal of ' Isabella.' Who can imagine my terror ...

... of premeditation, 'was the evidence cf AIr. Cooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., Stove. grate manufacturers of Drury-lane, London. 'This gen. tleman swore positively that, beheard that tile two hiosaf t. of parliament were burnt down, wihen stopping ...

... and Shuter left the house about five o'clock. A Mr.lCooper, of the firm of Cooper, Hall, and Co., stove manufacturers, of Drury-lane, London, having de.' posed before the privy council that he heard of the fire' vhen at Dudley, in Worcestershire,; a distance- ...

... eldest 5nt1, Lord Mul- grave, Sir Arthur Clifford, nl anotlrer noblemati, occutpied the Duke of De'vonshire's private box, at Drury-lane ''heatre, on Saturday evening last, to witncss the represetatatioi of thenew drama, enti- tle.l tbse Red M~ask ; ati ...

... Feb. 17, and March 3, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Att. Blrooke, Liverpool. G. Joshua, Browislow street, Drury lane, currier-VW. Inglis, Hounddditcih, and Well street, Cripplegate, card,1 _B. Norris, Oxford street, drugilist-G. Bagley and ...

... a caution to persons entrusted with the care of children. On the return on Thursday night week, of Air. G. Wie- land, of Drury-lane T1heatre, who is a widower, froir his duties ins Kirto Arth/er, to his abode in Wakefielr-street, Regentt's.vquare, lie ...

... Covent Garden ?? 63 s0 Drury-lane . ?? 61 So English Opera ?? do 42 Hayinarket. ?? 47 3S Victoria . ?? 40 3S Olympic ?? 4 Fitzroy (Tottenham.st.). 38 22 The Victoria, from its peculiar formation, holds as many persons as Drury.lane; on one occasion 3,800 ...

... AI B. Callartiler, Mincing lane, corntictors-J. R. H. Wi. thers, Bristol, linen. draper-W. Williams, White Hart street, Drury lane, victualler-lf. Hutchinson, .lerusalem Coffee.liouse, Cowper's court, Cornhill, master mariner and merchalnt-G. Dobson, ...

... they effected their escape. A aaaghtee of Ir. Vandetnhoffis, we. hear, to Ioke her fini tlppearance almost imrnietiately at Drury-lane, as Juliet. We remiemtner to have seen a her talents eulogisezl in an Ei]inbur50h journal ; so I that We presume sbe has ...

... paitting down their names as members-to form a Baronets' Club, also to form a Chapter-house for their meeting. FRACAS AT DRURY LANE THEATnE B1ETWEEN Ma. BONN AND MNR. MAcnEADv.-It has been generally known in the theatrical world for thie last few weeks ...

... taken fromn tire Report of the Dranmntic Corn. ntittee From the certain to Ornteest breadth the centre box. of else--pit. Drury.lane . ?? .. ?? 50 feet. Covent-garden. . *3 - 60 Haymarket .. 47 35 Italian Opera-a-. .- -90 - . 2.. 62 Dublin . . .. 52 . ...