... doors, adjourned the inquiry.- DEATH ny DcuaxaFNacass.-By Mr. Mills, on the body of Mary Smith, a widow, lodging at No. 15, Drury-lane. On Wednesday last the deceased, who was very drunk, was pro- ceeding dowan stairs, whennmissingher footing, she fell down ...

... had au opportu-- e- ily of seeing it yet. feVARtATIONS IN THE PRICE OF BREAD.-Yester- Pt day the bakers in Clara-miarket, Drury-lane, Ilolborn, and ote itvicinity, mude a reduction of one half-penny in the price. of the 41b. leaf, while, at the same time ...

... but carried on the business pi of a dressmaker and milliner. On Tuesday last she left her tI residence in Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane, snd never returned; tl but on Wednesthay forenoon she avas found, about ll o'clock, ti by policeman Nicholson, T 107, standing ...

... tunately burnt so severely as to cause her death, during her performance in the ballet of ' The Revolt of the Harem, at Drury-lane Theatre. It is stated that this affair will pro- bablygive rise to legal prosecutions of the parties implicated. STAFFOIRDS[IRSE ...

... hernte ilkhlice animial at his door, feared tl'at the precedses of his em- aeteriso ployer had beenrobe ;ant ieh hastened ti' Drury-lane, hcraddi-- where o helou_;-d laie employer's stock and pren' iscfe reduced to ames of a heap ol rains-Sane. a. The GRATUITOUSC ...

... had thbetter pay the mo ney than die nisera ly ad lose his eternal vhappiness. The letter wans addressed to a party in Drury. ,+- lane, and bore tihe Southamepton 1)0CC-mark. Du REMOVAL OF PA UaERSYeSterday, at the Petty rhe Sessions of Southwvark, held ...

... evidence, and to have the bodidne ti ifliossible.-DnrSTIUTIOae-By Mr. Wakley, MP., at the k, King's Arms, the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, on the body of a fe C1 woman, between 60 and 60 years of age, whose name was de unknown. Thomas Peaks desposed that he ...

... meeting of the electors of Westminster, favourable to the return of Mr. C. Cochrane, held last night at the Craven Head, Drury-lane, Mr. Cochrone, on being introduced to the meeting, entered into a length- ened explanation of his previous life, and alluded ...

... officers of fits society. SALE OF RtENTERIS' SlIAligS IN TIIEAaTlis.- Yesterday, tics folluwvitg shores in the Titeatre Royel Drury-lane, were dispusesf of by auction, by Dir. Luvech, of the aluction-mart. The first lot consisted of tn-u 51lE. Renter's shares ...

... 6. - FIRE;-IN DRTRY-LYL4E.-Last evening, between six and seven o'clock, a dike broke out in No. 26, Brownlow- c street, Drury-lane. The parties in the first and second p stories succeeded it, rushing down the stairs, and effecting a retreat, but a 1's ...

... 'Gbe ount. I - . a . X ,, The Queen and Prince Albert honoured Drury-lane - Theatre with their presence yesterday evening. H.R.H. Prince Albert, presided yesterday after- noon at. a meeting of the commission for promoting and i encouraging the fine arts ...

... arrived at Euston-square terminus of the Birmingham-rail. way, on Saturday morning. This stud has been engaged by Mr. Bunn, of Drury-lane Theatre, to appear in a , ran: oriental spectacle, called The Desert. The star paraphernalia occupied the longest train ...