... Willis, latter' be'ing refused the situation at Mr. Rockley's, entered the:service of Mr. Wild, the Marquis. of .Granby, in Drury-lane, on the 6Lh of January last;on a cha. racter given to him by Elkins';' and on the 10th, namely, four ,days afterwvards wvas ...

... theatrical and other persons. Lord Glengall appeared to prove a debt against the bankrupt on behalf of the proprietors of Drury-lane theatre, of which the insolvent had been the lessee. The sum claimed was 12,210. The proof was admitted by the court.-Mr ...

... ? British Mail of Tuesday. . A WiFa STABBED BY -Et1 HUSBAND. - On Thursday, Mrs. Cook, a glass-grinder, residing an 90, Drury-lane, was 'stabbed-by-herhusbandi William--Cook..-.It-appeavstha, the husband is a mosa.t dissolute man, and thatihe has bee'n ...

... presnted by Mr. Fisher, an attar- ney residing, at Doncaster, to annul the fiat awarded ?? Mr. H4am- mond, the late lessee of Drury-lane and the Strand Theatres, on the ground that there had been no act of bankruptcy or trading; and further, that. it was a ...

... amount of salary frous the defendant, Mr. Bunn, who had en- gaged hlim to perform and sing at the English Opera House and at Drury-lane Tlaeacye, both of which establishments swore at the does unuder die nmaagement of .Mr. Bunn. Mir. Fraser was engaged at ...

... The insolvent was ordered to be discharged. IN THE MATTEIL OF EDWAno ELIASON.-The insolvent, who was the late lesseeof Drury-lane Theatre, was opposed by Mr. Nicholson the part of Mr. Price Clare. The case was Iot en- tered into, and an application was ...

... two young men 'o years of age, were indicted for stealing a bag containing 36lbs of coffee, tile property of a grocer in Drury-lane. The Jury found both Guilty. Th! Court having received an unfavorable report of the prisoners, they wvere both sentenced ...

... DEATH.-On Monday evening, about half-past eight o'clock, Mrs. Lock, wife 'of Mr. James Lock, land-l lord of the George, 57, Drury-lane, dropped down and instantly expired. The deceased was apparently in excel- lent health previously, and had served in the ...

... KENSINGTON PETTY SESSIONS.- COCK-FIGuHTING..qSaiah Smart, who was said tohave-beca thegpoprietor of Moth'er-u.'s -oppotsite Drury-lane Theatre, appeared bfore Messrs. Pilkington-ond Sutton, sitting mnagistrates, on sumamous at the instance of lonspctrie Shepherd ...

... n, and ordered the insolvent to file his betting books. IN ILE JosRPH WEITFIELD COLLIERThe insolvent, a performer at Drury-lane Theatre, applied for his interim order. He was opposed by Mr. Cresawell, for Messrs Reid and Thompson, wine merchants, and ...

... females in the omnibus, and their screams were most ter- rific, and it was not before the vehicle reached the middle of Drury-lane that the horses stopped from sheer exhaus- tion. A crowd soon gathered round the omnibus, and it was found that Abbott was ...

... BOW-STREET. ?? asea;STABBING Ore DRURY-LANE.- Witiorn Norris was charged before Mr. Jardine with hosiogstobbd a m n named Figgns. t half-past esne an ?? mnortals,, WiM. Peserkin, F 55, was called to ; e jas m esthern.court, Drury-lane, by some of its hait rul ...