... and beef shop, 153, Drury-lane, and last night, between the hours of ten and eleven o'clock, when leaving the house, the defendant,who was an entire stranger to him. came to the door, asking which was the shortest way to Drury-lane Theatre. Witness immediately ...

... COURT OF EXCISE. SCANIIA.tous FRAUD.-r. Francis Striker, of the Kings Head, Drury-lane. appeared upon infbrmations laid bv John Ballantine, all ofier ofexcise,forselling wine, beer and spirits withouta licece. The eilicer stated, that on the 9th of Feb ...

... ordered to be re- m3nded until Thursday next. Mr. Thwesas Markuni, landlord of the Coach ind Horses, in Charles-street, Drury-lane, was summoned by Stowell, the common informer, for unlawfully permitting and suffering spirituous liquors to be conveyed ...

... CHAitrE AGA1NST A PUBLICAbi.-On Wednesday, Mr. Jamnes Pettersea, proprietor of the Antelope public house, White H{art-yard, Drury-lane, was summoned by the police for keep. ing his premises open during the hours of divine service, for other purposes than ...

... LIcENsED VICTUALLERS AND THE NEw POLICE ACT._ jMrs, Saary Walters, of the King's Arms public-house, in Par- ker-street, Drury-lane, was summoned by the inspectors of the F division for unlawfiully selling exciseable liquors on Sunday, the 13th hist. Inspector ...

... theatrical and other persons. Lord Glengall appeared to prove a debt against the bankrupt on behalf of the proprietors of Drury-lane theatre, of which the insolvent had been the lessee. The sum claimed was 12,210. The proof was admitted by the court.-Mr ...

... amount of salary frous the defendant, Mr. Bunn, who had en- gaged hlim to perform and sing at the English Opera House and at Drury-lane Tlaeacye, both of which establishments swore at the does unuder die nmaagement of .Mr. Bunn. Mir. Fraser was engaged at ...

... inst., about ten o'clock at night, he saw the prisoner, who was apparently very much intoxicated, coining towards him in Drury-lane, and before he had time to speak to her she dropped a number of silver forks and spoons (produced) from a cloth which she ...

... issued against him, and received the usual protection. His description is Eagle Cottage, Bromp. ton, and of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, printer, publisher, music-seller, dealer and chapman. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. HAVING AN IDEA OF PTOrv-rT.-Janies Halifax ...

... character, and also stated that he was plaving at skittles with them on the night of the fth of October, at a paiblic-house in Drury-lane, from ?? six to twenty minutes past ten o'clock.- F. W. Glyndon, a painter and glazier, had repeatedly seen the pri- soeter ...

... Mwoes, or Mloney Hoses, as he is more faimiliarly called, landlord of the Black Lion public-house, in Vinega;-vard, near Drury-lane Theatre, and his daughter, Mrs. Alice Abrnheats, both of whom neretaken into custody that morning, were placed at the bar ...

... proceeded with, and after a lengthened inquiry, the bench decided that the rate should be reduced to 2,000. That part of Drury-lane Theatre which had been rated to the parish of St. Paul at 360 was reduced to 300. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS Loan DENSMAN AND THE ...