... miety Hurnpries, the officer belonging to Bow Street, with on Friday night apprehended a man, at a public mnd, house in Drury-Lane, vwho answers the description of the person with one eye, and dressed in a smock plit frock, in the service of Mr Sims, ...

... thle Plaitntiff, L.500 damages. We as' The following singular circumstance occurrcd lie ;on the evening the King was at Drury-lane BI ITheatre :-A gentleman of Clerkeniwell, who sid Iwas in thle crowd, missinig hiq waetch, seized at man anl rwhom hie ...

... direction he pursued him in vain. Prison- t er was, however, at length traced to the Ci;ach J and Horses public-house, in Drury-lane, where t he was apprehended. ' John Chalmers, the next witness, now de- t posedthat he was by trade a shoeemaker and resided ...

... period ny of 60 days. 10- Bl it I Hltb tid On the lath curt. at Aberdeen, Mrs H1iNRY LumsDeN. of Ise a iSn. In Russel-Court, Drury-lane, London, on the 24th curt. )re Mrs STevrNS, of twins. Mrs S. has now been the mother im ofi °2 children, and, in the Doctor's ...

... season of on Tuesday se'nnight. The first will be given at C ;Fife House by the Earl of' Liverpool. , ti Lord Gwyder was at Drury-lane. theatre on Tues- dayevening, to see Beazley's opera, having just return- C !ed from a visit to his Majesty at Brighton ...

... brihilanlly strikinog and tineffaced irripres- alion % hich had riveted and secured the ~aubict atten'tion. Mar Com was ein ?? Drury-lane Committee of Manage- snent, and paricipated, peu baps, more than any cother man,' in the admiroti-ai and enthusiasm then ...