... in the names of Francis and Wallis. It appeared that Wallis carried on the business of general agents and auctioneers in Drury -lane. They having got into embarrassed cire;lmstances, the defendant Francis entered into a negotiation with them for the purchase ...

... Skinner, Great Queen -street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, was charged with being found offering fur pledge in a pawnbroker's in Drury lane, a silver fork, of Wh Leh he could no t g i ve a proper account. It a l so ap p eare d from the P r isoner's confession ...

... successful as an actor of Irish characters at the Cork and other theatres, he addressed a letter to Mr. Yates, acting manager of Drury-lane Theatre, requesting an appearance, either in Doctor O'Toole, in Tice Irish Tutor, or in Teddy the Tiler. In this letter ...

... reception enthusiastic in the extreme —a most gratifying tribute to genius and superior talent. Since his performance at Drury. Lane Theatre his health is evidently amended, and his physical powers invigorated ; and though the part of the does not call ...

... blows, and the several metropolitan theatres take part with the combatants ; but while the Legitimate Drama has only Drury. lane, Covert-garden, and the Haymarket to fight its battle, the Illegitimate Drama has all the other theatres to take part with ...

... two distinguished individuals—Miss VANN-, KEMBLE and Mr. KeAN. In the engagement of the latter gentleman by the lessees of Drury Lane, there ir, consequently no violation of co mpact. KEAN's first appeara nce w ill b e in Richard; he will afterwards personate ...

... and to-morrow, as the new pantomime of Whittington and his Cat comes out on Saturday. New Pantomimes are preparing both at Drury lane and Covent-garden. The lessee of the former theatre , encouraged by his recent success, will give his own adaptation of ...

... Yesterday a young man, named John D by James Toole, a shoemaker, livi ng i n Luke's, with attempting to pick pockets at Drury -lane Theatre on 'Saturday evening last. Toole saw the prisoner at the Pit entrance of the theatre trying gentlemen's pockets ...

... Bankrupt had the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) Total expenditure, Journal 8., fol. 108 £39,066 3 2 Total receipts, Journal 8., fol. 108 . 36,053 12 1 Season 1838-9. £3,012 11 1 (The Bankrupt had the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.) Total expenditure, Journal B„ ...

... , was then alled forward, and stated, that he was not a proprietor of Covent-Garden Theatre, but he was a proprietor of Drury-lane Theatre. He consiaered the scenery and wardrobe of a theatre was its furniture, and without them a theatre would let at ...

... and John Cumming, Dublin. FRANCIS THE FIRST, LODER'S NEW and most successful OPERA, now performing at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Just published : The home of early years and Shining Scenes, sung by Miss Romer— The Page's Song and When Kings ...

... THE COURT, BASINGHALL-STRUT' ' (From the London Gazette.) TO-MORROW, Nov. 13. 11' 1 1 S. Kent, victualler, Russell-court, Drury lane E. Bell, dealer in carriages, Park-street, Dorset-square, , K. L. Andrew, market-gardener, South Lambeth DIVIDEND. J. Vise ...