... was born con the 28th of Septem. 'her, at a house situate No. 6, Phuarix-ally, Long-acre, and Mr. Lane, the surgeon, of Drury-lane, attended her at its birth ; she was positive that It was a seven months' child ; it wes a perfect child wben born, and ...

... before, and knew the male prisoner exceedingly well, as a regular suspected pickpocket. 1e had seen the woman waitingoutside Drury- lane theatre two or three nights ago, while the man was inside, and when Sergeant Langley of the A division went into the theatre ...

... Monday, at St Pawcras New Church, Mr Edward Knight, son of the late comedian, to Miss Mary Anne Povey, of the Theatre thoyal, Drury lane. Thiey proceed immetiately to Amnerica, where the Lady has made a very advan- tageous engagement. Oa Wednesday morning, ...

... The prisoner was acquitted. GUrLDFoRD, JULY 30.-DtrUN v. D, ?? was an action brought by the plaintiff, the Treasurer of Drury lane Theatre, against the present Lessee of the Coburg Theatre, to recover two penalties, of 501. each, for having performed ...

... of the Haymarket Theatre, was on Friday charged with having assaulted Mr West. sen. who holds some situation under the Drury lane management. The defendant is brother to Mrs W. West the tragic actress, and the complainant is her father-in-law. It appeared ...

... out so soon after it, and so she asked me to go home and help her to lay it out. We went to a house in Charles street, in Drury lane; I saw the baby in bed, and, afer huddling it a little, I said it was dead sure enough. I told Mrs Franklin I was sure she ...

... been entitled to a verdict. MEETING -Or TSE LEAGT E.'-The usual weekly meet- ing of the Anti-Corn-League took plare in Drury lane The- atre on Wednesday evening. Mr. Wilson took the clair at seven o'clock, at which hour the house was full. Hav. ing ...

... muse of Correction with bimn; I ti hlk be said on the Wednesday morning; prisoner said he lsved at Na. S, Charles-street, Drury. lane ; haviag seen Games tn company with the other two priaoners on the day be- fore Chris ntaI Day, I suspected them ; I went ...

... doubt the man who had esrciped, was rosily the guilty party.-Mr. Francis Jackson, licensed victualler, of Shert'O-gardens, Drury- lane, Mr. John Pennington, tobacconist. Drurt-ylane, Mr. Luke Gill, of Na. 7, King-streei, and Mr. Patrick Dillon two in- dependent ...

... Whitechapel, belonging to Messrs Wyatt and Farrell. Mr LsPerj1 has offered a benefit at the Opera House.-On Tuesdaya llleet the Drury lane company took place in that theatre, when It WSllte nlt that all the performers would give one night's salary towards (theil ...

... day morning by a constable, who found him in a famished state in the Green Park, and he stated that his father lived in Drury- lane, and had sent him out to beg. The father was sent for, ,nd, on his attending, it turned out that the statement ot the my ...

... as his stock of worldly pelf. While standing in Drury-lane, looking for a habitation for the night, he asked a stranger to show him a lodging, and he coas directed to No. 1, Princes-street, Drury- lane. He get a bed there, and retired to rest; but about ...