... uttering. Row IN THE THEATRE -A powerful fellow, namedJoNEs, a costard-nitnger, was charged with creating a I row In Drury lane Theatre, on Monday night. It appeared from the 8;atemnent of Bond, jun. and a Check taker of the Theatre, that I whenever ...

... deceased was crossing from Great Queen-street towards Long-acre, with a show-board on his shoulder. A cab was coming up Drury. lane, from the Slrasd side, the horse's head of which struck the board, and hirled the man under the horse's feet, and the tore ...

... all hackney coach- men, were put to the bar, charged with having been engaged in a violent riot and assault, at the end of Drury-lane, on the 51b of August. It appeared from the testimony of several respectable Wit- neses, that about five o'clock on the ...

... audience; tie Drury-lane Company sent several people to offer money for their admission, but he very cautiously avoided taking it. The noise of his performance,' his band, and the audience proved an insufferable annoyance Co the Drury. lane Company in the ...

... were allowed a benefit at Drury-lane . theatre,-Thie LORID MAYoR: W1hat became of the profits? Palmer: Mr. Sheridan was the proprietor; we received , notigiDg.-I'he LORD MAYOR: Have 'you applied' to the . Drury Lane Theatrical Fund, itis nobly ...

... -A young man named Simmorts was on Monday placed at the bar on the following charge. Edward Thomas Stated that being at Drury Lane Theatre a few evenings ago, he had, for a moment, entrusted his handkerchief and gloves to the care of a stranger (the prisoner) ...

... Hackney; choice of assignees-R. Edden, tailor, Newgate-street; private meetlng-J. H. Davy, coach wheel wright, Parker-street, Drury- lane; dividend-Sir W. Williams's bankruptcy; private meeting -Ii. Joyce, oilman, Milford-lane, and Esses-street, Strand; last ...

... case that stood over for the Lord Chancellor's opinion on that very point ?-Mr. FARRAR replied that it was the case of Drury- lane Theatre.-The VICE-CHANCELLOR: It was the case of one of the Theatres. You agree by your articles of partnership to go to ...

... of the Northern District, It is said that some of the candidates have abandoned the intention of bidding for the lease of Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Charles Wright, to his numerous but successful speculations, is bold enough to add a bidding for this Theatre ...

... whether an action at law could be maintained against the defendant for performing in an abridged shape, at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Lord Byron's Tragedy of II Marino aFliero, withottt the consent of the plaintiff, as tile proprietor of the copyright. ...

... and Albany,' Park- street, qamdeo Town'; the British. Queen, Ferdinrand. street, H1anpstead.road; and the White Hart, in Drury. lane. K: , n ' t The aeplication of Elizabeth Bumstead for the Lamb Tavern, Kingsland-road, was not heard, owing to the ab- sence ...

... Air. 1%lackay then informed the MIagistrare, that on Moe. s'ay evening he went to the Harp 'l'avern, in lRussell-couirE, Drury- lane, accompanied hv Scholefield, an officer of this iffice. and iMr. Ward, in search of the pritener. Siholefield told rii, ...