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... that day in the penalty of,2Os. for exploding some of them in St James's Park. Mr Cuthbert was accompanued ly Mr Couper, of Drury Lane, chemist, previously convicted, and by the justly celebrated Captain' lanby. The fact of thd sale being proved, Mr Fieiding ...

... .LAJ -lY TELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY, MV 4. DRURY LANE THEATRE. COOE ANDn OTHERs V. THE PRorlRETORS OF DRIlJY-LANE THLATRTEt ASD otOSSOr. Mr. HART, on behalf of Mir. Glossap, the defendant, moved that the injunction granted on an expars'e application ...

... Insanity. -- Ttiusday vneiing ab'oy o five ytari ol' ageg fell down the. v4 area of.the hoyse; No. 26, In Browniow-street, Drury lane' d and'fradturedhb 'sulfl;' he tvas taken in a couch to. the hnspital h :h wlthout hope oit.recovery. 'liie atrident happeneil ...

... POL I''S BoW-STrET.-O0 WNVednesday, -Vickery the officer, Lack and Donaldson, constables, went to a house in a court in Drury- lane, in search of coiners. They proceeded to the garret, and found implermenis for coining, and three hundred pieces in the ...

... about 17, a soldier i the first regiment of Guardi, were tried Pot asiminsta crime, at a public-house, in White Hart-yard, Drury. lane, on the zith instant ; and George Horiby, a cobler, and Juhss Cutmore,.a soldier, were indih~ed for a similar crime, at ...

... of fidlers, tailors, shoemakers, sailors, impureq, gamblers, and others. Of these shops S. Beitball kept the Coburgh, in Drury- lane. He and his waiter were held to bail, to answer an indidt- nnent at the Sessions, for keeping a disorderly house. Lawrence ...

... AspeS ihin : 'tlhose in the Haymiarket Tlseatre- 'with' a- st'age fuhllysas-R 1 lgrand arid.xtensive' as-the late oneain Drury lane. The % accomhdationisj approache's,. ic are excellit ;. .and -we have no ,4oubi of its' becoming an acquisitign I long wanted ...

... Charter, it is conddently hoped that the present application . to Pairliament Will meet withiequal success as that ofthe Drury- .lane Proprietors, particularly when it is notorious that the usii- versal feeling of the Metropolis is in favour of the est ...

... accompanied hbin, to see that c he did it firly, end to take care he was not rn'iever. * 'e was to start along Broker's-alley, Drury lane, White Hart-yard, and I down (Oatherine.street, and he found out cacti turning very dce- 'sverly. Ile perforrn ed liis ...

... Tuesday, again 'filled the streets. . of, ![d at The fog operated so effectually on the vision th rene- of the audience at Drury Lane Theatre,. on W( was'i uesday evening, that those in the front of the thi lai~ouse were not able to see tile scenery Auring ...

... -cele-d bWity, toany p'er?6min'ie' fe'gor 9,0-U under 'his' di- n ?? ?? pupil) Whose'taleftms ?? 'attractiv~e at. the Drury -Lane ~ ioi' '4id seer'e of thle ~festivalS - ?? Eg'';is:to accomnpany him-a~sd one of 'tile' p'fi lcipal *octd perform'ers. V~ ...