... death. was for many years one of the most popular of his contemporaries. Feign the t 1)f Mr. Clarke 's first appearance at Drury-lane Theatre in 1532 very recently. was a familiar fiznre on the London st.tgr•. Au a burle-que netor he had few equals, and ...

... 1:10no Deligne, author of several similar works. Tn n M Btnedqrd tan& that the Covent-garden Opera Will Jpeu an kprd lat,and Drury-lane on the 15th. A on the position of the legal prafessien is announced 11:,. Mr. oy. It ts, we believe, written by • of eber ...

... which was made popular by the singing of Vesicle. At the age of sixteen he ac,epted an engagement to minket the orchestra at Drury-lane Theatre, but left far Italy in the followiag year to study position and eicging. His important ammo. ration, the mania for ...

... Cannel'. 13. Riot between Hindoos and Mahumedans at Poona. Diamond robberyat Hatton-garden; a merchant chloroformed. Four Drury-lane roughs sentenced to be flogged and imprisoned. 14. Cairo slave *eller, sent to gaol. 16. Melbourne Wbarf, Wapping, destroyed ...

... theatres after the more celebrated dramatists of France. I do not urge a similar course in London. Still, the •eighbourbood of Drury-lane and Covent-garden might adopt some name such as Congreve or St eridan. in place of Wellington-streets, Henrietta'units, ...

... bodily harm. The prisoner, who is welt known to the police, gave name of Samuel i and said that he lived in Parkerstreet , Drury-lane. Mr. Nicholson, one of the magistrates at the Highgate Polire-rourt, with Inspector Gale, of the Y Division. and the prisoner ...

... autumn her services w. re especially retaised fat the pirt at Ellen Donglaa on the wider:mos of The L , dy of the Lake at Drury-lane Theatre. Joara wee Rot thirty years of age at time of her death. The funeral took at the Brampton ea Tneelay. Du. OGILvf ...

... Police-court, London, Rosetta Bradford, statements against members of his family. He wee sleeeribed as • tailoreee, living at Drury-lane, was ignorant of the laws of this country, and he was changed with stealing from the persons of three unaware that he could ...

... fourwheeled cab. The route prescribed by the police armingeinente lay .lirectly through one of the worst streets at the back of Drury-lane. Soddenly. at • point midway between two lampposts, he perceived a dark shapeless mass stealing round into the open window ...

... we+ infirm : repreirentative if important female characters neither in bply nor in mind. Her eyes were plink in farces at Drury•lane and other and bright. her ' , perch and movement+ alert; and : L om b, n t i tan h a lt a -cantor, an; her hearing and language ...

... —On the 23rd ult. William J. a commercial traveller and collector in-the service of Mr. Michael Ivens, corn merchant, 10, Drury-lane, Liverpool, • sent by his employer to flautoport to transact some businais. Thera he collected a bill of ushaage for 144 ...

... and farce. On the opening night Messrs. Keegan and Elva gave • octettrim Poor Jo.' Then followed a burletta. entitled Drury-lane sad Park-lane, in which Misses P. Goddard, M. Howes, Clara and Dot Mario, E. Osborne, Mr. W. West, B. Narc.unbe, and Miss ...