... 5th instant, atTottenrbamn-cosrt-road. after a long and painful illness, agedA 54, Mr. George Shuter, come- s dian of the Drury-lane establishment. i Samne day, after a short ilhsess, aged 25, Betsy, youngest 11 daughtdr of .Mlr. Robert Flower, of Berry-street ...

... France, late of Byrom-street, baker, &e. Same day, aged 28, Mr. Edward Evans, Bridport-streot, son of T Mrs. Jane Evans, Drury-lane,-deeply lamented. D Same day, Maria, infant daughter of Mr. T. Kinsella, Park- : road. I Same day, aged 40, Mr. Adam Beattie ...

... 2. May 15, ageml it, after at lengthened illness, Georsina wife of James Anderson, REq., lessee of the Theatre-Royal, a Drury-lane. 4h May 19, aged 02, Sarah, wirie of Janins Hlaycock, late of ih Cheater. May 19, in Bruneicick-road, ageid 7I, Jane, relict ...

... Miss Stephans-after- wards Mrs. J. Smith-had already attained some distinction as an actressand singer, and was engaged at Drury-lane aboutthe time when her sister Cathe. rine, who was destined to become far more famous, was placed as an articled pupil with ...

... Cobridge, Staffordshire. On Friday last, at St. Anne's Church, Mr. Jas. izat, joiner, Mason-street, to Miss Jane Brown, Drury-lane. On Saturday last, at Bury. Thomas Osborn Dobsosi, Esq. of Bury St. Edmund's, surgeon, to Margaret, dgughteg of the late ...

... Owen, LN late of this town. LiH Nov. 26, in London, aged 63, 3I. Sapio, formerly prin- to Cipal tenor at the theatres royal Drury-lane and Covent- tc garden, and the English Opera House. tc Nov. 26, on board the screw-steamer Grecian, while te entcring the ...

... four daugltters, who only survived an h~our, 19 April 23, in London, the wife of ,Mr. H. Lynne, of the Theatre- It) iroyai, Drury-lane. of a bon. 12 April 26, at the Hing's Arms, Stanhpepootreet, Ellen, wvtfe of 9 Mr. George Leggett, uhatdaughter. Thto yoer ...

... originally produced at the Surrey by leTheatre, under the management of Mr. Ellision, and bear st afterwards transferred to Drury-lane, is generally con- 12 o. le sidered the first of his dramatic works ; but we believe it hcon in was preceded by a number ...

... Anne, infant daughter of Mr. John Baxter, King- street Soho.- d Same day, aged 64, Mr. Edward Morris, malt-broker, of n Drury-lane and Gill-street; universally respected and re- gretted bymanyfriends as a benevolent and kind-heartedman. RSame day, at ...

... associate of Grimaldi, and contemporary of the Kemblee and Gen. t Fredeiiek Cooke, and late harlequin of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and cousin to the far-famed canta- tr ce, tlara Fisher. Jan. 1, afier a long and painful illness, at 142, Bed- ford-street ...

... Surrey. Same day, after a long and tedious illness, caused by a cancer in the stomach, Sarah, wife of Jones Evans, late of Drury-lane. Same day, at his residence, Lostoek Graham, aged 78, Mr, Benjamin Eyres, much respected by a large circle of friends. On ...

... out. e -PSieth. 0 Old AeC'ey had the lowest contempt for women who did not d knowf hew. to ride. A ceslbratod actress from Drury-lane applied f4 to himn for an engagement. Can you ride, madam:1.-* No, v 5r..~. _ Tlen, please madam, you must v alk--ad ...