... having robbed bim of 21. the Xe- ceding night. The complainant stated that he accompanied the prisoner O'Ntill to a house in Drury-lane, and that while there she took 21. in silver, which he had concealed in his belt, and gave them in his presence to the other ...

... per . fect vsilbl as little de-lay as possible. We remember to have seen sormetling of the piece when it was formerlr at Drury-lane, anl we are glad to bear thatb Mr. Knowles has saroe endeavoured to bhriliten, as wtell us to-coniense, the interest of ...

... trotters was not in attendance, and the case was held over. PUBLICANS' CASEs.-Inspector Dunden charged Mr. Malone, a publican, Drury-lane, with delay to admit.- The inspector stated that on Sunday morning, the 17th of June, at ten minutes past eleven o'clock ...

... O''iafley v. Nowlan. This was an action of ejectment brought for the non- payment of rent due upon certain premises, in Drury-lane occupied by the defendait. Verdict for the plaintiff. EQUITY EXCHEQUEIR-YEsTEnDAY. Mir. Baron Richards and Mr. Baron Lefroy ...

... equally reaisonaibl, haddock and mullet not averagitig over 2d per lb. Very large lobsters are selling at 0d, to Is each. le DRURY-LANE T ltEAT RE.-We are requested by Mr. Bonn m to state, that the paragraphs which have appeared in various journals, connecting ...

... to his former company, Hammond has availed himself of the services of Mrs. wavlett, Mrs. Selby, Mr. th W. Bennett (from Drury-lane), anid Mr. Binge, at vocalist m of merit. Alexander Lee is to be the composer, assisted R, by Coni. 5 Ducrow, after an ...

... Travers 0140 it CIDmialkin, per Mr MINally II0 Palmoratown, per Ur Owens 074 eDonnybrook, per the Wardens 01521 London, Drury-lane ward, per Mr iH O-C. 0 a8 ! - Liberator's ward, per Mr T Sullivan 3106i W 8 O'Brien ward, per Mr F Curran I00i Osborne.-greet ...

... o'clock; I saw them again at Finney's public-house they attempted that morning to break into a house of Mr. Morris's in Drury-lane, and when he went to Finney's to arrest him, they took my poll from me and gave me a most horrible beating, so much so that ...

... r; retired from the stage abont 14 years, during which period ou he had held'the stewardship of the Benevolent Fund of Drury-lane Theatre, the emoluments of which enabled him le to live in comfortable circumstances. be Mr. Fennell, the surgeon, said ...

... refused; Mary A Nugent, 94, Upper Church-stre, t granted ; Joseph O'Neille, 77, Fleet-street, granted; Patrick O'Reilly, 9, Drury-lane, withdrawn; Thomas Pollard, Spring-garden, withdrawn ; James Red- mond, Thomas-street, wvithdrawn; John Regan, 90, Meck- ...

... charged on a summons with horsew'ippiug the. Marquis of Drogheda, on the 7th instant, on his way to tie Spitahields ball, at Drury-lane Theatre. It seemed that his - lordship was going to the ball in his carriage with leis lady, L who was one of the patronesses ...

... Tavern, Great Queen-street. G. Wilees, Esq., the chairman, annonmced that their next weekly mect- ing would take place in Drury-lane Theatre (cheers). Fie chairman went on to state that, since their last ineeting, the council of the league had issued upwards ...