... was a.], duccd in support of it, that the prisoner and his wife* who was the prosecutrix, resided at 19, SlioriV-ardens! Drury-lane, and on the night the 27th April tber returned home, and very soon after words arose between them, and the prosecutrix made ...

... of the ** National Association for the protection Industry and Capital throughout the British Empire” was held on Tuesday Drury-lane Theatre, London. When the Tarious doors were opened, the rush was most tremendous, and in a few moments, every portion the ...

... the gentleman of such gigantic proportions. It appears that Mr. Hales had become the proprietor of the Craven Head Tavern, Drury-lane, and fur some weeks past the mi.itary have assembled in strong forces to have a look at him and ** take his measure,* by ...

... astonishment by what sorcery the managers of these costly establishments contrive to keep their doors open, flic regular charges Drury-lane were about £2lO per night, and frequently exceeded that amount. ihe ordinary expenditure the Haymarket ranges nightly according ...

... mentings the Association ; and, contemptuously aa affected to aitude what be was pleased to term tba * private theatricals Drury-lane,’ there is evidence that they wore net without a beneficial effect; and we will now proceed to examine whether his lordsbip’t ...

... lady. Already celebrated as an Italian ' contralto* vocalist the King’s Theatre, she commenced her English career debut at Drury-lane Theatre in February, 1820. and soon the figure of Madame Vcstris as Don Giovanni in London’ was to he s»en in every form ...

... pretend to decide between the merits of a celestial huiband and those they would been likely to obtain in the purlieus of Drury lane or SaffroDtbill. What the future character of the off spring of such unions may be, forms interesting question for discussion ...

... o’clock Waltham Sentinel. A Cool, Avenger. - A certain English gentlvmau who was a regular frequenter of the green room of Drury .lane Theatre in tne days of Lord Byron’s committee, and who stood quie ly the hearth rug there with his back to the fire, was ...

... Cbemobe Gardens. —The far -famed Gardens of Cremore has been sold to some capitalists represented Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. The former proprietor, Mr. Simpson, get up a joint stock company to work the gardens, and although a real lord ...

... remained a manufacturer, he might have been a rich mau-richer than lived, and certainly richer than hB The first great mee.inn Drury-lane Theatre was held nn the 15th March, 1843, and then there was a aeries of monSh Covent Garden, the first of which was Sep ...

... SINGULAR CHARGE OK ROBBERT, Arthnr TUysman, who clusciibad himself as news-ngcnl of Charles sireel, Drury-lane, I.omlon. was brought on on rom.nd charged with .waling la. GJ. under circum.wner. of somewh.l singular character. Wilson, good-humoured looking ...

... committing a nuisance he asked him what he was doing there. The prisoner went away, and witness followed him to Uussell-slreet, Drury-lane, where went into the Crown and Cashion publichouse. Another person who had al ...