... apprehended on suspicion. The motive must either have been jealousy or a disappointed attempt to extract money. Again in Drury-lane a man out his wife's throat and then oemmitted suicide, leaving seven orphans unprovided for. At Tunbridgq Wells a woman ...

... constituency which, upon the vital question of Reform. he can no longer pretend to represent. The Murder and Suicide in Drury-lane.— On Friday an inquiry was held respecting the deaths of Mary and James Whitley. The evidenoe showed that both =an and wife ...

... STOLEN PAINTINGS. Francis Knight, 21, printer, and Mary Brensaa, 16, prostitute, living together at No. 5, Parker-street, Drury-lane, were charged at Bow.street Poliorootart. on Monday, with hating in their possession two oil paintings, stolen from Mr. ...

... every effort to get their tow pieces ready for Boxing-night. Mr. E. L. Blanchard will, of course, write the pantomime fcr Drury-lane; for Covent•garden Mr. Gilbert A Becket has dressed up the Forty Thieves; the Adelphi burlesque is by Mr. Andrew Halliday ...

... singular career in England, from the days in which he appeared in old tales of magi; down tolls produo. tion on the boards at Drury Lane. Marlowe made a thrilling tragic drama oat of the woadrons story, and good Edward A ll eyn was the original Faust, in a ...

... Honors Regan, the parents of Mary Sheen, the wife of the unfortunate man in question, who resides_ in Little Wyld's-passage, Drury-lane, and tliat in con. sequence of some misunderstanding which had arisen between Sheen and his wife on Tuesday, the latter ...

... Cliatterton, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mr. Sims Reeves for a breach of agreement to play and sing at that theatre, was tried in the Court of Common Pleas on Thursday. Mr. Sims Reeves agreed to sing for ]2 nights at Drury-lane, at 40 guineas a night ...

... and incapable of taking care of himself. Police-constable Sli ii, F 140, said tie prisoner was drunk the previsus night in Drury-lane, and a man (now in custody) attempted to rob him. As he was quite incapable of taking care of himself witness took him to ...

... ion of justice in that court. A person named Frederick Lee, carrying on business as a harness maker in Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, was summoned to serve on the petty jury, and some one attended and answered to the name, and was sworn on the jury. In ...

... Sunday, the 22nd of December. HEAVY DAMAGES AGAINST SIMS REEVES-- This was au action by Mr. F. B. Chatterton, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, against the defendant, Mr. Sins Beeves, fur a breach of contract, not having, according to an agreement entered ...

... of the Central Criminal Court it was discovered that one of the jurymen, instead of being Mr. Frederick Lee, a saddler in Drury-lane, who had been summoned, was merely his locum knees in the shape of his foreman. The Recorder stigmatised this proceeding ...

... THEATRES.—The theatrical Reason in London has now commenced in earnest. We give a glance at some of the entertainments. Drury. lane : Mr. Chatterton, the lessee of Old Drury, has placed on the stage Faust, with gorgeous scenery and an excellent dramatic ...