... proceeded with, and after a lengthened inquiry, the bench decided that the rate should be reduced to 2,000. That part of Drury-lane Theatre which had been rated to the parish of St. Paul at 360 was reduced to 300. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS Loan DENSMAN AND THE ...

... Lindley, earS they, took two persons who appeared to he the worst, into custody. When he wvas conveying his prisoner irtto Drury-lane, the person at the bar rushed our of a house in Charles-street, and seized the individual irs custody, and attempted to ...

... issued against him, and received the usual protection. His description is Eagle Cottage, Bromp. ton, and of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, printer, publisher, music-seller, dealer and chapman. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. HAVING AN IDEA OF PTOrv-rT.-Janies Halifax ...

... theatrical and other persons. Lord Glengall appeared to prove a debt against the bankrupt on behalf of the proprietors of Drury-lane theatre, of which the insolvent had been the lessee. The sum claimed was 12,210. The proof was admitted by the court.-Mr ...

... inst., about ten o'clock at night, he saw the prisoner, who was apparently very much intoxicated, coining towards him in Drury-lane, and before he had time to speak to her she dropped a number of silver forks and spoons (produced) from a cloth which she ...

... prisoner was then committed. BOW-STREET. GAaueIIxS IN COFFEr-sHoPs. - Nethaniel Child, keeper of a coffee-shop in Drury-court, Drury-lane, appeared upon a surm- mons at the instance of the Inspectors of the F division, or having on the 29th December, being Sunday ...

... steen years Of age, named William Buthler, was then charged under the following circurnustnces :-Mr. Rawles, a tradesman in Drury-lane, proved that the prisoner had been in' his service as errand boy, and about three weeks ago he sent him to his (witness's) ...

... 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 ...

... as usual. and if they should he hereafter rescinded; it wilt I-ave the effect o1 rendering valid an OxecutiOn pust irrtb Druri -lane rheatre, by a gentleman named Fiosher; but if, on the contriry, the flat is hela to be good, the execution creditor will ...

... KENSINGTON PETTY SESSIONS.- COCK-FIGuHTING..qSaiah Smart, who was said tohave-beca thegpoprietor of Moth'er-u.'s -oppotsite Drury-lane Theatre, appeared bfore Messrs. Pilkington-ond Sutton, sitting mnagistrates, on sumamous at the instance of lonspctrie Shepherd ...

... presnted by Mr. Fisher, an attar- ney residing, at Doncaster, to annul the fiat awarded ?? Mr. H4am- mond, the late lessee of Drury-lane and the Strand Theatres, on the ground that there had been no act of bankruptcy or trading; and further, that. it was a ...

... following morning hemissed a coat out of the ?? identitied the coat, whiieh was produced by the shopman to a pawnbroker in Drury-lane. The handkerchief in which it was wrapped also belonged to ?? pawnbroker identified the pri- soner as having pawned the ...