... 1obiv of Mr. Ckatrles nM'Larty, formerly an afficer in the .-ervice of the Emperor of Atrina, who fell down -in the P'it nof Drury-lane Thearre, on \teafduy night, arnd expired, jtot at the moment Mr. Kean was re-r eseiititta tbe dcyin scene in Richard the ...

... within these last three plls, for a ?? otfence.sohsfo sila ACCIDENTS, OFFEACES, $c. BOX-LOUNGING BLACKC-4-RDS.-The ?? at Drury-lane Theatre were on Tuesday evenin- disturbed by a pugilistic contest betwee Capt. B. of the-Navy, and Mr. C. a city merchant ...

... answer in a few minutes, when be had. consulted with his friend Mr. George Robins (the auctioneer, and a large proprietor in Drury-lane tbeatre). Shortly after Mr. Robins entered, the friend of Mr. Brandon, and adviser of all he had done. Heconsidered Mr. ...

... apit) ei l;-r I eis;i, iul (ler thi e toilos, inix cirotintstances l-'jj. ?? ji 1jiClr, li-' m- lot into Ilti cririag-e -It Drury-lane Flt di , tifi WIo histicmi:chtrnaii slo ?? hotltl' two sneiileols lo te Foot (;uards, pllced at tile (ltoor of tile Treitre ...

... himself, being in a state of temporary meat derangement. On Monday an inquest was held at the Thirteen Cantons, Clare-Court, Drury-lane, - to inquire into the death of James Murray, aged 54 years. The deceased had formerly carried on an extensive business ...

... merited the highest commniendation. Bv means of the confribt- tintn alluded to in it, and thlat whiucb bad beeni received from Drury-lane Theatre, together with some donations frtom a few charitable ipdividitals who admired the futhier anud pitied the salt, ...

... isathe adopted thedoctrines promsulgated by that mystical theologian. He was a man of warmn benevolence and rigid integrity. DRURY LANE.-Tomorrow, Brutus. And Der Freisehulz.- Tuesday, The Merry Wives of Windsor. And White Lies; or the Major asd the Mtinoer ...

... verdict for tbe ?? ages, 2501. Wedvesdag, June 1. ASSgULVT.-POOLE V. ELLISTON. Mr. BEouaiAM sait, the Siefendant is the ?? of Drury-lane Theatre. His celebrity is sufficiently notorious; 1 need miot stop to give yoe farther informatiqo cnqcerning him. The plaintiff ...

... Rogers (to the prosecutor): Where was the robbery committed !.-Dixon: At a fourpenny lodging- house, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, while I was in bed with that man, pointing to a low-looking fellow.-Mr. Rogers: Is he your husband ?- Dixon: No, Sir, we ...

... the former of whom describes himself as a surgeon, were charged before Sir R. Birnie, with creating a great disturbance in Drury-lane'Theatre, on Wednesday night, and with assaulting Mr. Broughton and others. Mr. Douchez, surpeor, of Lower James-street, ...

... waggons of a sisilar 1 description to thsat which met with the accident, and that not more than ten were without breaks. TIte DRURY-LANE MURDER.- The execution of tise sentence passed upon the convict Wicks has been deferred. It is stated that a strong memorial ...

... y need on the different railways formed, or in coursu of formation, thoughout the kingdom._ Tynp Mercery. TaxE LIONS OF DRURY LANE.-One evening last wreek, shortly aftergh e pertfrmance of Mr Van Amburgh, and as the cages in which the animals are confined ...