... preferred a bill of indictment asainst ?? JAhn loo e Anderorn, tire new wvoril perforner, who lately made his appearance at Drury-lane theatre, and Williams. flopkinrin, ink which she charged them with having gone to the theatre for thle wanton purpose of ...

... that had ever been prow duced ?? l Globe. A Loindon evening Paper denies the truth of tord Lenitox having'made a tender for Drury-lane. W~e have good authority to believe that his Lofd!s-ip has offered for the ITheatre. ...

... proserutrix. stated that she lives at No. 1, Chapel street, May-fair; Thomas Garland was in her service; he went with her to Drury-lane Theatre on the 28th April, between 11 and 12 o'clock; she told him to return with the carriage about four, and to bring ...

... information of the matter to the peace-officers who were - since in quest of him. He was arrested on Wednesday evening in . Drury-lane, by peace- >officer Mackey, and bioughi before the magistrates of this office yesterday. The informations of Moore and another ...

... Hail, Notlinghantshire, Viscountess Galway, of lasdagiter.. On the-31 instant, in 'London, the lady of- Mr. Sinclair, of Drury-lane theatre, of a daughter. M BARRlAfGES. At St. Andrew's Ch'urch, Alr. Daniel Pakenhiam, of Henry-street, to Eliza, dalighter ...

... Ellistoll'a eyes, seemed to deserve. 'I But his failure, Sir, said be, is attributable to myself. I brought hiim out at Drury-lane, at ass unlucky moment-at a time whbela it was the fashion io abuse me, and to depreciate all my at- tempts to sustain the ...

... mob about the place, and he invariably followed ber.4rom her residence to the theatre. On Friday night, just as she left Drury lane, the defendantcamne up to her carriage, and followed her home; she was actually in denger from his threats. Mr. E. Bond ...

... per . fect vsilbl as little de-lay as possible. We remember to have seen sormetling of the piece when it was formerlr at Drury-lane, anl we are glad to bear thatb Mr. Knowles has saroe endeavoured to bhriliten, as wtell us to-coniense, the interest of ...

... glasses of liqucr. T'he feteale wbh pas~ad for ?? has aisted that same thisine ce the deceased apphiqd to Covent-garden and 'Drury-lane for angagements, but waynot stjocesatul. .There were~6 omezletters relatingto thisaend oIherircumastan4s, but they have ...

... reindered a tolerably will fi ld houee, at once I sleepless and oontemed. c Robert le Diable i4 about t, be braught lit at Drury Lane .P Ii it as little daiy as possible. Brobham is to bave ?? part o of the bero, Mrs. Wood that of the Princess, Mlasme de ...

... Braddell, Major Perteva King, C. Waddy, and Caesar Sutton, Esqrs. VALUE OF THEATaIcAL POOOPERTY.-On Saturday renteO shares in Drury-lane Theatre, entitling the ?? ?? is 3d each night of performance (averaging 121a year), e for neatly sixty yeams, wore sold ...

... r; retired from the stage abont 14 years, during which period ou he had held'the stewardship of the Benevolent Fund of Drury-lane Theatre, the emoluments of which enabled him le to live in comfortable circumstances. be Mr. Fennell, the surgeon, said ...