... postfoued till Monday. The former hill expires on the din., DRURY-LANE THEATRE, DgSTROYZID IT rim To the destruction of Covent-Carden Theatre by fire, have we now to add the destruction of Drury-lane Theatre, Is% night, by the ; and thes within five months ...

... Route of Commons lilt night.—Between eleven and twelve o'clock, the fire which was rapidly deflroyieg that fplehdid edifice, Drury-lane Theatre, end poured a (Irons blase of light into the infide of the Houle of Commons. oi.cafioned intei.n.ption to the debate ...

... held, it is understood, on Thursday afternoon, while it is stated that the city of Westminster will hold a demonstration in Drury-lane Theatre, under the presidency of a popular metropolitan M. P. and Baronet At the Marylebone and St. Paucras ineetings the ...

... appears, that its Hight.efs is about to take a high militant , command in the indent cootett with France. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY.LANE. OCTUSCa 30tH. • A new Corn di., avowed hi he the joint produaion of Henry lames Pye, Efq. and Mr. Samuel Arnold. war performed ...

... confirmatory evidence, as did Miss Dubois and Mr. Leonard Boyne. Mr. Oliphant, editor of the Weekly Despatch and lessee. of Drury•lane Threatre from 1842 to 1846 ; Mr. Thompson, the theatrical critic of the same paper; Mr. Spencer, a writer of wings ; Mr ...

... refen,e, which was done. Ha had a (over retch, 3s. pier-, and halfpence, arid a card with the tham• of Cooper, apoth•ca•r, Drury-lane. Wieners heard altere.tes, that the deers( d bad had his head drelf.d after his fall from the touch, and he ad vifed he ...

... his way to yicily, lot tne vecovery at his health, which is nos yet per_ fialy re-edablithed. The Proprietors of the late Drury-lane Theatre and Mr. Dillon. have. it fermi drawn fomethiog node. than Theatrical INggen; the former having commenced an athoa ...

... aud in front of the house the ducal shepherd leans on a veritable crook, and in his clean blue smockfrock looks so like a Drury-lane supernumerary, that I cast my eyes about me for the young ladies in abort petticoats who always attend upon him. Nothing ...

... Peace may call it an appro• bar ma of that measure. It of entitle catinguithed of the lamps. The tertainnients concluded at Drury-lane Theatre in the tnidf of this florm, which produced the greatell tonfleina- ion in the crowded toff:ccroams and lobbies, ...

... parents of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing-cross Road, and of the even greater thoroughfare which is to sweep away the slums of Drury-lane. What has been done in London can be done in Calcutta if the Government will stand firm and place the wants of the many ...

... podibl ) have 'no foundation, but which have received a degree of countenance and currency from the atrocious attempt at Drury-lane rheatre. One eircurndance Which is very tingtalar Ind has oecafioned a great deal of converfation, is thus Stated in a 'Morning ...

... been rather a good fellow and a friend of the small boy. This Bob, and another boy. Paul or Poll Green. the of a fireman at Drury-lane Theatre, where his little sister did imps in the Pantomime, soon found themselves working together side by side down stairs ...