... iltlfasevere dll- ness, in the 61ct year of bis Rge,,Mr. Robt. Palmer, fathidr-of the I hate Mr. Palmer of the Theatre Rtoval, Drury.lane. I. J of, On Fridaycorning last. at hls liboue, in Ilold-Wtreet, Mi. Blair, deist. His death willbe severely flt and lameuted ...

... vanished, and are now but a memory. On the production of Mr. A C. Mackenzie's opera T !he Trou- babour, by Mr. Carl Rosa, at Drury-lane, Liszt made an offer to the Scottish eomposer to transcribe for the piano, portions of that work. So happy a compliment ...

... daughter of'Mr. 'Jonaithan Ashley.! 3rnT-Aug6.d, In Butler atreetjWeet'Detby.road, aged in0, 1:zabeth, ?? of Mr Joln Berr, of Drury-lane t.lnths tow ; : Sinosv-Aug. 8, at 101, Dtqflelane, aged 7 months, f.Oeorge FEdtward, of eir. Grge * t..; ?? JiNghlaOJ, ug ...

... blanchester. T)n Tl ufslay, the 7th itarnt, at his house in Hawland-street, in the 74th year-of his age, Mr. Wrosaghton, late of Drury-lane Thsea're. O1 Fridav last, aged 44 years, Ellen, vwife of Mr. BenJamin liake, of this town. On S turtlay last, in her 65th ...

... faith- n fis] servant, Casp ioulding, aged 64, who had lived in the it faoily 65years. On Friday last, aged 75, MrsWilliams, Drury-lane. n _ ...

... Gidart's Gardens. .o wnday, tlr. Jshli Gvvh4 aged 56, a lanlding-wvaiter in c ck .ii., Lec~a, daughter of Mr.-Bronvne, of Drury-lane ru l: Mr. Jhnc-rs. Ca Inrin:- n. ight lat M oh taddy, provisional su- an E.-:a of the turth district in this town. ses ii ...

... Tottenham- o street, now so well known as the Prince of Wales's. 'oIn May, 1824, he held a subordinate position in 4s the great Drury-lane company; and an illness which 3 overtookir. Harleygave himthe chance of appear- 3 ing at a few hours' notice in Shakespeare's ...

... Eiizal~e~H Bisisnehi,whessdeeth s .was erc,.sisnss5 hy a bimw fromn a lsrrkeo] totrte,.lassstnly thrown frorn the Gallery of Drury-lane 'rbratre, abouttwo years ago, Sod from whsicha time ahe has tseen in a lingering state of health. On Sinday, the 19th uslt ...

... Mr. Richards' career, and who says that when the English version of Auber's Dianans de Is Couronne was presented at Drury-lane there were introduced several songs by the Welsh composer, w hich had such happy resemblance to the character of the original ...

... in his 69th year, John James Frazer, Esq., formerly principal tenor at the English Opera House, also at Covent- garden, Drury-lane, and other theatres. FoRSHAU-Jaly 17, at his residence London, aged 40, Thomas John, eldest son of the sate Rev. Charles ...

... the early period of his life the deceased was a very active member of the firm of Drink. water and Syers, general brokers, Drury-lane. f About 1886 he retired froni be'knesa and went to reside noun his own property in thoneighbouthood of Lancamter, but on ...

... hiedeesdalY, the 7th instant, at Edinburgh, Mr. Barrymore, S for nearly forty years a distinguished performer at n.Inr es Royal Drury-lane and Covent-garden. Sunday, the 11th instant, in the 68th year of his age, Mr. ? Nelson, watchmaker, Edge-hill; much and ...