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... done was for the purpose of trying his right. Ruthven conveyed the accused to one of the hotels in the neighbourhood of Drury lane Theatre, where they remained under his care till this day, when they were again brought before Sir Richard Birnie. Mr. PEACOCK ...
... 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 ...
... nothing of the least interest occurred. On Monday morning last Mr. Yardley, the bass-singer o the Surrey Theatre, formerly of Drury Lane, expired at his lodgings in Lambeth. He had performed but a few nights before. BURSTING OF THlE READING WATER-WoRKs TANK ...
... threat of accusing him of being addicted to improper practices. Mr. ram stated that he went to the two-shilling gallery of Drury-lane Theatre, on the night of Wednesday week, and took with him two boys, the sons of a gentleman named Horton; the crowd wvas ...
... Westmacott was the author of the very libel in question. I-le met 1Ar. Scanl:,n, a gentleman connected with TIhe Courier, Dit Drury Lane Theatre, and spoke to him about the paragraph in 'Il/e Courier, and said that lie knew that the authority there mentioned ...
... woman, named Sarah Kean, who had formerly been a favourite of the cele- brated actor, and long frequented the Saloon of Drury-lane Theatre. With this ecinale and her child, about 10 months old, and a servant, wbhom he dressed up in a splendidlivery, it ...
... this defendant, for the publication of an obscene book, and prints. The defen(lant carried on his ti ade in Russell court, Drury-lanee, and the publication whlichr he had in his hand was purchased at his shop. He would not offend pablic decency by reading ...
... when opportunity might offer, After this the insolvent had many vicissitudes. Being discharged from the establishment of Drury-lane before the end of the firs season, he left his house in Suffolk-street, Battle-bridge, and went to Buxton, where he had ...
... tilthe profession for the stage, and displayed such talent in the provincial theatres as secured for him an en- gagement at Drury-lane Theatre. He appeared in, zmd 1i.tyedi successfully, Dandy Dinzoll, int GeGl Aean2erin. lis personation of Yoi'kshire characters ...
... building sslfles to eappearance of a magnificent temple. The theatre will hold about five hundred persons. Mr. I VIining, of Drury-lane h'leatre, is appointed manager; and t All. XLanza's pupils, who have, it is stated, attained to avery lhigih degree of ...
... U1hitecross-street. Mr. Thomas Clarke, Horse and Sacks, Harrow-road. Al r. Thomas Wemington, 'The Marquess of Granby, in Drury-lane. Mr. Joseph Bills, Angel, Fleet-market. A very daring forgery has beenidiscovered in the Consel- oflice at the Bank, where ...
... sum of 501., and two sureties of 901. each. HOUSEBI1EASING.-HnBNRY WIITE, a young man, who resides at No. I1, King-street, Drury-lane, was charged with entering the dwelling-house of Mr. Carver, No. 5, Yates's court, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on ...