... had been the cause of his having forfeited warious engagements, and lie had littely lost an engagement of 201. a week at Drury- lane Theatre, In consequence of the misconduct of his wife. If be was to be engaged there, he said she would preseiit herself ...

... Insanity. -- Ttiusday vneiing ab'oy o five ytari ol' ageg fell down the. v4 area of.the hoyse; No. 26, In Browniow-street, Drury lane' d and'fradturedhb 'sulfl;' he tvas taken in a couch to. the hnspital h :h wlthout hope oit.recovery. 'liie atrident happeneil ...

... mob about the place, and he invariably followed ber.4rom her residence to the theatre. On Friday night, just as she left Drury lane, the defendantcamne up to her carriage, and followed her home; she was actually in denger from his threats. Mr. E. Bond ...

... to anticipate. THE GREAT WHIG FEED, or the Farce WE’LL KEEP OUR PLACES.'* There wa» a grand performance of Whiggery at Drury Lane Theatre last Monday. This place for acting every species of fiction, was admirably fitted for the great Whig delusion. It ...

... within his breast. Eveu Mister John Williams, a barber's arsis- , tant, residing in one of the nisj ty-nine coo ts of Old Drury lane, had his bit ofde -he was IIabove ; sending for a pen'orth o' butter Ibs will be read below. 'The plaintiff, one hIre ...

... alluded to was compared to that of an actor engaged at two different places of public entertainment, say Covent Garden and Drury Lane Thea- tres. Only anxious to do what was specifically required be cared not about what followed at the theatre le left, but ...

... inquiry was directed to he made Iat all the public offices in the mean time, JOHN RocK, a boy, was charged by Mr. Livings, of Drury. lane, pigeon fancier, with stealiug some pigeons, lisi property. The complainant had collected at muck expence and exertion, ...

... coufirmed by his wife, and a woman wvho lodged in the same house, in Charles Street, Drury Lane, that tifter the complainaitt bad left a public. house in Drury Lane, at a late hour, he w as met by the defendant, who accosted him, atin desired him immediately ...

... POL I''S BoW-STrET.-O0 WNVednesday, -Vickery the officer, Lack and Donaldson, constables, went to a house in a court in Drury- lane, in search of coiners. They proceeded to the garret, and found implermenis for coining, and three hundred pieces in the ...

... theatre, which, before it was subdued, rendered the building a mass of ruins, only a portion of the walls and the portico in Drury lane, which used to lead to the box and pit entrances, being left standing. The following authentic particulars have been obtained ...

... enviroRs of London, without either Metropol~tan or Provincial engage- ments ;-aud James Russell and Benson Hill, late of Drury Lane,,. two of the most useful actors of mGdern times, are amongst thus rejected a idressers for Metropolitau engagementst. ...

... the subject, and she then said she lad better leave her parents, for she had interest in a-house of ill-fame in London, in Drury lane, or near Soho-square, where she could obtain her a place; it was the best znode of life a young girl could follow, for the ...