... RIOT AT DRURY.LANE THEATRE. RICHARD BRALEY, and his brother LUKE, were Indicted for having. on the 27th (if April last, assaulted Samuel Giles anrd Tho- mnas Win. Anthony, two constables, specially appointed to preserve the peace at Drury-lane Theatre ...

... discharged from debts Incurred In various horse-u haunting transactions. He was opposed by Mr. Brett, the brandy mer- chant, of Drury-lane, and an individual named Cluff. Mr. Brett, in March last, wanting a niachiner, alias a ma- chine horse, posted to Smitbfieid ...

... twelve precisely adl. journed ?? Fairmaner, late of Red-llon-yard, Tot. teriam-coulrt-road, but now, of Prince's-street, Drury-lane, livety- stable-keeper, atone precisely; choire of assignees. ...

... short time ago at the instance of a creditor nmied Smith, calling on the insolvent, who was aplumber and glazier residing in Drury-lane, to show cause why he should not be re-heard, on the ground that he had concealed and made away with considerable pro- perty ...

... maiden lady of the Jewish persuasion, possessed of considerable property, and residing for many years at No. 7, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane, From the evidence addsced In support of the coummission, which was unopposed, it appeared that the unfortunate object of ...

... at eleven, last ?? O'Reilly, of Lawrence lountney-lante, merchalnt,-at twelve; audit- George Joshua, of Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, currier, at one; adjourned examination. Before Mr. Commissioner FAxEE-Hutton and LepIle, of NeWv. gate-street, frlnge-makers ...

... audit of ?? Mlayo, of the ErI-pis-honse, In the Alt, Twlcler.ham, victualer, at one; audit of accounas-lamos Diiler, of Drury-lane, entatoner, at two; audit of ccoonta- Samuel Williams, of Finshury-square, at two; dividend -Thes. Guy, of Gleucester-piace ...

... In song- Between two sticks and a rotten apple. INSOLVENvT IDRBTORs' COURT.-Turnmnr. Mr. HENRY JOHN WALLACK, late 6t Drury-lane Theatre, where he was well known'to the public, as the representative of the Brlgand, and in various other characters ...

... Dir. Commitsioner FAnR.- -Charles Powvel, of Birminghai, l-nen-draper, at eleven; dividend-J. H. lDavey, of Parker-Ftreet, Drury-lane, wheelwright, at half-past eleven; ?? Eyre, of Wells street, Oxford.street, blind-maker, at half-past twelvee; adjourned ...

... 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 ...

... was charged with stealing a purse, with five shillings in it, the property of her father, a huckster, la sonme court in Drury-lane. The glrl took the money and absented herself for ten davs. When taken luto custody she said she was only sorry thc mouey ...

... of that property from the Drury-Lane acCounts. It was necessary to Investilate the books seven or eight years back, and two guineas a day would not be too great a remuneration. The bankrupt, before his connection with Drury-Lane Theatre, baj an interest ...