... the celebrated player on the violincello, to Miss Pearson, one oft the principal vocal pertformers at the Theatre-ltoyal, Drury- lane. . i~~~lleatIJ0. On Saturday last, Mrs. Alice VWalmesley,- Predheick- street, aged 34. On Sunday last, Mrs. Mary Thompson ...

... the confidential clerk of the Imperial Fire and Life Office, in Liverpool. On Sunday last, aged 42, Benjamin Harrison, of Drury- lane, in Liverpool, corn merchant. Same day, Mr. Williamn Bibby, jun. surgeon, of Halsall. late of Ormskirk. On Monday the 25th ...

... tranquil serenity of a well-spentlile. Lately, Mr. A. W. Hill Cramer, prbfessor of Music. husband of Mrs. H. Cramer, of Drury-lane and DQyeni. garden Theatres. DEATHC OF THE REv. Mn. SUTTON.-We undler- stand thatithe Rev. Mr. Sutton, as he was on Sumi ...

... atid at the time we entered tbd Chapel we were almost involuntarily reminded of a Htage, re- E. heatsal at Covent Garden or Drury Lane, by the appearatwe of one of the gentlemen who had charge- of this matter, who was. knocking on tie floor, and giving Signals ...

... Lincoln. | On Mtonday, the 171h inst., agthe Iew church, Fairfield, near Buxton, Mr. George Cooke, of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, to Miss Eliza Stuftit, sister of Mr. Stuart, of the Theatre.Royal, Liverpool. On thle 18th instant, at Wilton Church; the ...

... Sunday last, at her residence, in Upper Berkeley-street, London, Mihs Mlrray, of the Theatres Royal, Covent Gar- den and Drury Lane. On Saturday last, the Rev. Rohert Grosvenor, Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, brottlher of General Grosvenlor, and ...

... Cnzenove, official assignee, Liverpool,; r Att. Mr. G. F. Fairclough, Liverpool. i ng R. E. Lee and J. Haddock, Craven-yard, Drury-lane, 1 M. steam machine printers - J. Conaway, Gratys-ion-lane, It cheesemonger-E. Arnatt, Oxford, baker-W. Golding, e Glemsford ...

... aged 8. On Monday last, Mrs. Glover, the celebrated actress. Yesterday evening week, when she took her farewell benefit at Drury-lane Theatre, she was scarcely able to go through the character of Mrs. Malaprop, in the Rivals, arising from constitutional ...

... -William George Matson, a clerk in the employment of Messrs. Horsburgh, Halley, and Co., murchamts and commissioun . agents, Drury Lane, Liverpool, absconded with three£f100 notes in a letter, which was given to the prisoner to post. He was arrested a few ...

... after a'brilliaut tour in the pro- viuces, preparations were made for the production of I Lobeugriu with English text, at Drury Lane, 1874, when the death of, Madame Parepa-Rosa brought the enterprise to an abrupt termination. Mr. Rosa, however, subsequently ...