... George Hodgson, Efq. coroner, tI at Mr. Kitchen's, the Three Compasses public-house, at 'the cornerof the Coal-yard and Drury-lane, on a the viiew of the body'sf Mary Murphy, otherwise a 'Baker, supposed to have' been murdered by a anan of p the name ...

... BEDfWOR'TH was indjted for the wilful hi murder of Elizabetlr Beafniore, on 'the zoth'of June-lafc, bi in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. : tt Mr. ANDsIoEwso.pened the cafe, and Mr. GuRsxy o0 in lated the circumflances to the Jury. (c ,Surh,.Csflipfon was then ...

... carriage, and he was drawn up the Strand, along which Mr. Thistliwood had preceded him.' They were taken too Mr. West's, in Drury-lane, where Dr. lVatton was r waiting tn receiee and congratulate them, where they alighted, and ; addressed the multitude from ...

... the watchhioufe the fame evening, when hd admitted that his niame was William Jones-. and that he tefided inPatkcr-flreet, Drury-lane. Furzenan all'o fwore that the prifowierifaid to him, he knew it was a bad note and that he knew vhe Tihould go -for life ...

... drew thie knife from hefi 'side. Ste wa4 taken to a qsurgeon's, where tshe dted in a few* minutes. rn C. A. Hudsqmn, of Drury Lane Theatre. stated that he c- had knovn the dereased about six years. She wa4 thirty. te sixyears of age. and the wife of a ...

... side of his head, and had been jabsent from Eriglandi twventy'tlhrme years.-Clharge- 2- 1Airs. Harding, of Vinegar.yard, Drury-lane, said, tbat tee prisoster obtaitned from her a sovereign, under tire pretence thatie wasa reliativeotherhtssand s a Charge3 ...

... sovereigns of which she gave tbe following particulars *-larly in the month of October, her daughter went with some friends to Drury-lane Theatre, and after the per- fornuice was over, as they returned through Russel-court, Miss Craig, one of the party, whose ...

... Vestris, and her beautiful sister, ye who has never yet appeared on any stage, have both been on engaged by the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and that the an sisters will act together in the same dramia, early ihgii September.- - .swi SiNsEINsG OF, A MO ...

... chiefly distinguished as the most active promoter of tr ie various public works. The first of these was the erection y of Drury-lane' Theatre. He was made chairman of the t committee for its management. The transactions of his I = adnministation in that ...

... understand, Mr. Howard has retained the celebrated wild man,?' the individual who has been playing with so much success, at Drury- lane, in The Dumb aveoyard. He will make his appear- ance, on the expiration of Mr. Johnston's engagement. It seems that the ...

... production of further evidence.] ,. h :s Some of the papers, in speaking of Miss Phillips, thez deserving young actress at Drury-lane theatre, have de- d d scribed tier as 20 yeers of age. This is a mistake-she is a LS still under the age of 16; but, although ...

... Vestris and Miss Foote. Bishop, it is said, is also preparing an opera. A new musical piece, in two acts, is in progress at Drury- lane for Braham. Miss Fanny Woodham, one of the juveniles of the Surrey, has been placed under the tuition of Signor Lanza. ...