... Frsnrn, iN aE HANssOrND.- This case, which was a etition praying that the fiat against the bank-- rupt, the late lessee of Drury-lane 'heatre, should he annulled, again came before the court.-Mr. Swanston, on the part of the petitioner, Mr. Fisher, applied ...

... official assignee asked who was the acceptor of the bill ?-MIr. Bross replied a Mr. Burgess, who was formerly solicitor to Drury-lane Theatre, and he never attempted to sue him, as be was never worth a shilling, and died a pauper.-Mr. Willitam Denew sought ...

... 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 ...

... where she kept the money in qutestion, in an iron box, and on the following Saturday, liaving removed to another lodging in Drury-lane, the box was removed there by her landlord. Being ill on Monday, she went to the box to take out some money, when she discovered ...

... she afterwards behaved in a most indecorous manner, and left him, and he found her living in a brothel ii Russell-court, Drury-lane; lie had seen her walhing about the streets with a colored nan, on whoom she had bestowed some of his pro- perty; he had ...

... the offence.- The Chairman sentenced him to tivo months' imprisonment in the House of Correction. THE ALLEGED fOCUSSING IN DRURY-LANE. John Richard Pickard, Joseph Pickard, tmnd Thomas K, en- nett,charged at Bow-street, with causing the death of Michael ...

... several times, he drove back to Drury-lane. There he found no one to answer the bell ; and, after waiting some time he drove to the station-house. The inspector said he could not interfere, and he again drove back to Drury-lane, and stilt finding no answer ...

... a gang of little urchins like himself, in predatory incursions upon the premises of a fish- monger in White Hart-street, Drury-lane. The fishmonger, who gave his evidence in a tone which implied that he felt him- self to be a deeply-injured man, described ...

... The insolvent was ordered to be discharged. IN THE MATTEIL OF EDWAno ELIASON.-The insolvent, who was the late lesseeof Drury-lane Theatre, was opposed by Mr. Nicholson the part of Mr. Price Clare. The case was Iot en- tered into, and an application was ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... verdict for the plaintiff. A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. James Sutherland, a museularly-made matan, the master carpenter of Drury-lane Theatre-Royal, was charged, at Bow- street Police-court, with having committed a violent assault upon Ellen Halliday, a ...