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... MURDER IN DRURY LANE. Thomas William Wicks, an apprentice, was examined at the Police Court, Bow-street, last Tuesday, on a charge of murdering his master, James Bostock, brass-founder and gas-fitter. It appeared that two or three days previously the ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. i« the New Theatre : EranA entrance the will in Bridges 'street, and surmounted* a fine colonnade, aopparted eight The entrance leads to capacious hail ; one side of which, and fronting the durant c, JaVge door leading rotunda, which ...

... THEATRE, DRURY LANE. W hid prepared a an for insertion in rut number, respecting Mr Kian's rec re-appearance the boardb this but great press,ire tna'ter prevented f'om giv'ng it publicity. The Subject unquestionably ono grea. interest '.u to support of ...

... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. Central Criminal Coubt. —Satcbdat. —This morntog, T. W. Wicks was placed upon his trial for the wilful murder of James Bostock. Mr. Bodkin, with Mr. Baldwin; conducted the prosecution; and Mr. Ballantine, with Mr. Crouch, defended ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. A new comedy, called Fifst Impressions, or Trade in the West, was performed at tins Theatre on Saturday night. The plot of the comedy is sometimes too obvious, and at other times involved and tedious.— Sir Thomas (Muudeo) is the old ...

... THEATRE DRURY LANE. The appearance ot Mr. Kean on Friday night in the oharacier of OMeM». occasioned a repelilion of the scene before the curtain had occurred upon the Monday. The avenues to the pit and gallery were, crowded an early hour: but the same ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. The fixed determination the public to preserve the beautiful uniformity of this Theatre, preventing ladies hanging their and cloaks over the trout or the boxes, was Friday most unequivocally evinced. Al) the females assembled were ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Saturday afternoon. In consequence of the lessee being unable to meet his numerous engagements, he was compelled suddenly to close the establishment. Previous to the doors being opened large placards, of which the following is a ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. On Monday evetmig, Iris Majesty honoured this Theatre with Ilia presence. We do not recollect to have witnessed, any preceding occasion, to painfully, oppressively crowded an audience. So enrly five o'clock, the different entrances ...

... DRURY LANE triEATRC. liuve had an upportniiity ol' Ri>in«f thi:. healn*, anil obseiving detail tin: with which it is open the approaching season. The quantity of work done in a few weeks (it is now only Seven since the demolition of the old fabric began) ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This Theatre- opened Saturday;, with Hnmlet, an immense audience. The public expectation had been so much excited, that the doois were crowded at an early boor, and the whole neighbourhood kept in state of tumult until the time of ...