... oni the Newcastle and Berwitk Railwayd and on aft evenin pjrevious ho went with two fricnds into br Ward's Pe ti house, Drury Lane, wre be first. saw the prisoneedr After obtaining oiefreshment s t he imfo and his friends leent out, but shortly after ...

... their clients.-A petition is now is course of' sigiature, by many of the Drury Lane actors, praying the Chain- berlain to grant a dramiatic liceicc for another theatre, Drury Lane, where Her Majesty's subjects have a rifl'tful home, belg iil the possession ...

... alarm being given, one of the seven geese was missed, when the prisoner was pursued and traced to Peacock's publie-house, Drury Lane, hut nothirg was fcund upon him. The witness who watched the prisoners movements, stood on the opposite side Of the street ...

... Dundas, tbr seducing a daughter of the Rev. Dr. Adams, Dean of Cashel.-Mr Mtacready had a bumper benefit on Friday night, at Drury- lane Theatre. He planed Coriolanus with his usual ability; cml afterwards Putf, in tile Critic. In the latter performance, says ...

... days, as a drunken and disorderly prostitute. Themoe Thonipsen was cbnvicted of an assault on Mary Hodgson. in'her own'shop Drury Lane, on Tues- day night, - when desirisg him to pay for some oysters which he had just got ard eaten, and was ordered to pay ...

... orders, each for 51. This le put in his pocket. and ticy then went to I1r Ward's public house, the Duluc of Wellington, Drury Lane, and had some more drink. While in the house, the prosecutor laid Isis head down on tie table and fell asleep. When he awoke ...

... mop-maker to trade, was brought up charged with stealing two mops, the property of Mr Walton, whose manufactory is situated in Drury Lane. It appeared that the prisoner had been employed by MrWalton, until a few weeks ago, when circumstances occurred which ...

... for obstructing the carriage- way at Westzate-hill on Saturday morning last. Thomas Hodgson keeper of an oyster shop in Drury. lane, was fined a. under the bye lawsh for having suffer. ed three persons, one of wham was a prostitute, to disturb the peace ...

... late Duke ?? rent-roll was estimated at 250,0001. per annum. His Grace received 40001. per an'num as ground landlord of Drury Lane and. Povent garden 'Theatres, and 12,0001. per annitm as proprietor of Covent Garden Market.-The Irish Poor Law. Corn - ...

... tile mncting. After is short trial, the defendaiuts were alll cquitted.-lhe eighteenth anniversary dinner, in aid of the Drury Lane TIhe- atrical fondl, sass held on Wednesday, at the Freemason's Tavern. Earl Mulgrave n-as in teil chair. The Subscriptions ...

... Thomas Henzell, forgeman, of one sovereign. The com- plainant, on Saturday afternoon, went into Mr Peacock's public-house, Drury Lane, and called for a glass of gin, but before he got it, the prisoner unceremoniously sat down beside him and asked for a treat ...

... power to secure his success. He brought to the theatrean admirable company, including Phelps and otheractors now on the Drury-lane boards; he had an orchestra competent to perform operas, and Colonel Hamilton Smith gave him his gratuitous ser- vices as ...