... 23, who lived in Drury-lane, Hollinwood, was conducted by the City Coroner, (Mr. E. Herford), at his Court, on Wednesday. On Saturday, the 20th ult., the deceased attempted to atop a horse which was running away with a cart in Drury-lane, when one 'of the ...

... the same principal singers who were heard in Milan and in Paris. The A thenautn says: The appearance of Signor Salvini At Drury-lane in April will furnish a treat to lovers of the bigheqt acting In America the reputation of the .rtiste stands exceedingly ...

... one of Haydfi:s Masses. •, afi the.!' Messiah . 1• ~ nT, :,'. •,- , • , Freinember, Said-Mr. King; In ifielgrreen-rOoni Drury-lane. that when I had been a short time on thei . stage I performed one night Xing Richard, gave two comic songs, played In ...

... acting as he did when the play was withdrawn for ver from the London stage. It has been withdrawn from the stage of the Drury. lane Theatre, it is true; but it has been transferred to the Adelphi stage, where the writer of the strange epistle may be seen ...

... know that my Redeemer liveth, , in Handers Messiah. When Bacdeley was acting Motes in the School for I Scandal, at Drury Lane Theatre, he was suddenly 1 taken ill, and died soon afterwards. Mrs. Pope, an actress of some eminende in heyday, was seized ...

... issue are: (1), (2), Old Houses course of ages by the Ural, Volga, and other lesser in Wych-etreet ; (3), (4), Old Houses in Drury-lane; streams which flow into it. The consequence of this (5), Lincoln's-inn Gateway; (0), Lincoln's Inn—Old contraction and ...

... ARRESTED. Judge Harbottle went this night to the play at Drury-lane. He wee one of those old fellows who care nothing for late hours, and occasional knocking about in pursuit of pleasure. IHe had appointed with two cronies of Lineoln's Inn to come home ...

... Barnett, Son, and Poster 21 a, Forstrmstreet. Norton. Tie-..vn N. MR. BUCKSTONR'S BENKFIT.*There WELS an immense audience in Drury-lane Theatre on the occasion of the complimentary benefit to Mr. Buckstone. The cast of the School for Scandal incliaded many ...

... Birmingham Mail.) Reference is made in our dramatic gossip to the little dispute between Mr. Chattorton, the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the AVM. The latter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the revival ...

... Thomas 1, a and dumb lad of about 19; was ohargeil mt how-nicest with being diionlerly and er•cat lag .a disthrhance at Drury-lane Theatre. The been prowed, Mr. Vaughan ached why he amono in the street. The interpreter Pathat .the Twisoner could not ...

... he will ever again be able to appear upon the stage. Mr. F, B. ehatterton has, therefore, kindly offered the free use of Drury Lane Theatre for the purpose of a benefit to be given on a day hereafter to be named. FATAL ACCIDENTS MOM FIRE —On the 6th instant ...

... From the end of November to the end ef the following January, Kean existed, heaven alone knows how, for the management of Drury Lane refused to pay him a I shilling. All that he had ever suffered could not have equalled the misery of those two months of ...