... Huntitgtower, ht 1,600 fordiscountng his acceptance for Coloabi Copland, of the rd- Drgo nsa Alfred Bean, late lessteeof Drury-lane Theatre.. 800 entered as Bad for monelent on three acceptances-for Xl0each. . olonel Franeis Capnd also appears as adoubtful ...

... feet before he made the sliding-noose..Mr. Francis Godfrey examined: I am landlord of the White Lion public-house, No. 118, Drury-lane. I first knew the deceased about two months since, when he jumped from Southwark- bridge. I conversed with him, and he said ...

... Clerkenwell' ' gas fitter. E ' Brock, aidtone, gardener. W Brown,Asbiorne, Derbyshareubricklayer. G. an ,Wych. street, ,Drury-lane. scale maker. a , Cldon-street Finsbury, chemnist. W.'Cockayne, Nottingha ; bnlcher.3. Elgar, Santdgatve Kent, butcher. ...

... to save his family from starvation. The Court, aftera severe caution, fined him 33s. Jam,.es Hooper, of White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, coffee- shop-keeper, was charged with retailing spirits without a license. Mr. Adams, an officer, said he went to the de- ...

... fior the fiat, stated that'there were various Claims put in by cre- ditors beyond the actual number of nights which the Drury-lane Theatre had been openeul. They claim ed under a custom which prevailed that they were entitled to their salaries under the ...

... COURT OF EXCISE. SCANIIA.tous FRAUD.-r. Francis Striker, of the Kings Head, Drury-lane. appeared upon infbrmations laid bv John Ballantine, all ofier ofexcise,forselling wine, beer and spirits withouta licece. The eilicer stated, that on the 9th of Feb ...

... declaration in this case set out an agreement of the 10th Jan., 1845, whereby the defendant engaged to sing twenty times at Drury-lane Theatre, during the period from the 16th of June to the 31st July, 1845, or during the period from the 30th September to ...

... ordered to be re- m3nded until Thursday next. Mr. Thwesas Markuni, landlord of the Coach ind Horses, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, was summoned by Stowell, the common informer, for unlawfully permitting and suffering spirituous liquors to be conveyed ...

... not in the free list of Drury-lane.-Re- examined by Mr. Platt : I seldom went to the Haymarket ex- cept when a novelty was produced. The Dispatch had two admissions to the Haymarket. I paid for my admission when I went to Drury-lane, I did not g-et there ...

... CHAitrE AGA1NST A PUBLICAbi.-On Wednesday, Mr. Jamnes Pettersea, proprietor of the Antelope public house, White H{art-yard, Drury-lane, was summoned by the police for keep. ing his premises open during the hours of divine service, for other purposes than ...

... DISGRACEFUL CONDUCT. Two respectably-attired individuals, named Edwin Dash and John Hiil, described as haberdashers in Drury.lane, were brought up at Bow-street Police-court, yesterday, in custody of police.constable Pike, F 105, on a warrant issued ...

... Willis, latter' be'ing refused the situation at Mr. Rockley's, entered the:service of Mr. Wild, the Marquis. of .Granby, in Drury-lane, on the 6Lh of January last;on a cha. racter given to him by Elkins';' and on the 10th, namely, four ,days afterwvards wvas ...