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... be- came chargeable to the parish of St. Andrew, Bolboref, and the officer of t.hat parish apprehended the prisoner in Drury- lane. This prosecution was instituted by theparish. The prisoner called Eleanor Bird, of No. 1, West.street, Smithfield, who ...
... since before .the Justices at Union'Hall, under thbe ioth Geo. 2., at the in. ,stance'of Mr. Ward, the Secretary of the Drury Lane Theatre -Comminttee, so recover a ?? of Sol,.4 ,as 'J.Glso, thei proprietor of the iloyat Coburg Theatre, for having, as ...
... opportunity. (;f wit- i aessing him on a larger stage, as he understood Mr. I Elliston 'had engaged him to perform' it at Drury- ; Lane Theatre!'' 'l'he Learned Doctor then proeeeded to notite the affairs at the Barona and .Carlsitue, and commented in strong ...
... summoned for the payment of a trifling debt claimed by the plaintiff, a respectable cowkeeper !ii Drury-lane, for carting a quantity of rubbish away from Drury-lane Theatre. It appeared, on the hearing of the case, that when Mr. llis- ton took the iheatre, ...
... POLICE.- POSLSC OpFICS, Bow-s8geTa.--For somne months past ro- beries have been dlscoveed. ini Drury:lane Theatre, without the robber or robbers being detected. One of the first discoveries was a depredation upon the roof of the Theatre, of between two ...
... the plaintiff that he had been committed to take his trial for a fraud on his employer, Mr. Woodhead, a l distiller, in Drury-lane. Mr. ScasRLTT and Mr. PUSLER were for the plaintiff, and 1 Mr. GuaNxzy for the defendants. t It was admitted that the plaintiff ...
... UNION I]r'..-Yesterday being the day appointed forhearing the qui tam Information lodged by bMr. W.ard, Secretary of fts Drury-Lane Commsittee, against'Mr. GlosPo7 of the, Royal Co burg Theatre, for causing the Tragedy of RIchard III. to ber enacted at ...
... than any since the illuminations commenced. 4 man of the name of John Dawoon, who resided in Covent- garden, was killed in Drury-lane. d Jossilt FnaerELIN was charged with being a ringleader of a a mob who assenrbleo in St. James'sb8quare, on Monday night ...
... rand Opra, entitled IL FLXUTO qMN1ICO. After which, the favourite. Ballet of LA ROSE; ou, Le. Deguisement. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Evening will be performed ARTAXERXES. After which, THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. To which will be added SHAKESPEARE ...
... Machinery not beirg In a sufficient state of forwardness, is unavoidably postpone4till Tuesday se'nnight. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. This Rvenirg will he performed, KING LEAR. Afterwhich, The LADY AND THE DEVIL. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT GAREDEN. This Evening ...
... not found upon me. Hector Morrison I identified 2 swords, which he, as the journeyman of Mr Under - wood, the cutler, in Drury-Lane, ground for the prisoner Ings. I 'The order was given to make them s as sharp as a needle at the i point. Samuel Taunton ...
... Magistrate, at the Bow-street Police-office, on a charge of em- bezzling money of his. master, Mr. WVoodhlead, a distiller in Drury-lane, by whom he was employed as collecting clerk; and stating, amongst other things, that the plaintiff had been die- missed ...