... be put out the van was a complete by two sheriff's ofiiccrs, succeeded in Betting wreck. Mrs. Short, of Charlcs-street, Drury-lane, wile of on board the Africa and eapturin* Mr. Muir. Several the proprietor of the van. was severely injured that merc of ...

... communicated to the awning, and before the fire could be put out the van was a complete wreck. Mrs. Short, of Charles-street, Drury-lane, the wife of the proprietor of the van, was so severely injured that she had to be taken to the hospital. The disaster was ...

... communicated to the awniog, and before the Are onuld be pul out, the van was a complete wreck. Mrs. Short, of Charlee-street, Drury-lane, the wife the proprietor of the van, was so severely Injured that she hud to be taken the hospital. The disaster was occasioned ...

... she had 128 men attacked with cholera, of whom 50, including the master, Mr, C. Dowers, died. Temperance Demonstration at Drury-lane Theatre. —On Monday evening* numerous meeting of the friends and advocates of temperance principles took place this theatre ...

... municated to the awning, and before the fire could be ! put out the van was a complete wreck. Mrs Short, of Charles-street, Drury-lane, the wife of the proprietor of the van, was so severely injured that she had to be taken to the hospital. The disaster was ...

... one oetobasse, which believe is intended for that celebrated inventor of novelties, M. Jullien, conductor of the Royal Drury-lane Theatre concerts. The wonderful dimensions of rliis instrument may be imagined from its length being upwards of feet, and ...

... into and before it could be reined in the animal came Wft * with one of Messrs. Soulby's coal l, hich was crossing from Drury-lane to hi' **t, the gentleman was thrown on the top and hef**' w hich was lacerated in a dreadful manner, the waggoner could ...

... the nattua's greet defender, Keep out the Preach, the Pupe, sad the Preeudrr.'• To be this Pond were deposited at house Drury-lane, whence :he to .sth proper relief. of lights at nevem' to St. Jaime.- unsafe, thrones Patl.ntall, t►e Strand, Drory.lnuo ...

... received on the lst instant, from Paris, an octobasse, which we believe is intended for M. Jullien, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The wonderful dimensions of this instrument may be imagined from its height being upwards of 12 feet, independent of the ...

... positions, with all imaginable ease, and with a rapidity which strongly reminds the visitor of the pantomimic change in a Drury Lane spectacle at tt.e whistle of the manager, or the simultaneous reefing the sails its R well-manned ship of war. Assuredly ...

... could reined in the animal came into violent collision with one of Messrs. Soulby’s coal waggons, which was crossing from Drury-lane to Museum-street; the gentleman was thrown on the top of his head, which was lacerated in a dreadful manner, and before ...

... and, before could reined in, the animal tame into collision with of Messrs. Soulby's coal-wag’.ms, which was crossing from Drury-lane Musoum-street, the gentlerntr. thrown on the lop of hi» head, which was lacerated »r. dreadful manncr, and before the waggoner ...