... to the amount of 2001. stolen. Late on Friday evening an inquisition was taken before Mr. Higgs, at the Rose and Crown, Drury-lane, on view of the body of Mr. James Armstrong, aged 22, a young gentleman of highly re. spectable connections at Leith. It ...

... applied to the assertion that the patents of Davenant and Killigrew were in. violable ; and dealing with the Theatres of Drury.lane and Coventgarden, he should contend that the patentees had bees guilty ea gross abuse by the incorporation of those patents ...

... continual influx of poor in this district, is noticed by Hoh in his prints; the scene of his Iderlot's Progress is laid in Drury-lane; Tom Nero, in his Four Stages of Cruelt , , is a St. Giles's charity. boy, and is shown, with other vicious boys, tormenting ...

... those on the stage, and the greatest consternation prevailed. The unhappy man was cut down, and Mr. Blamire, surgeon, of Drury-lane, bled him copiously; and with very considerable difficulty he was restored sulEciently to be removed home. Had the pail ...

... Temporary derangement, ed by extreme distress. SUlClDE.—Yesterday an inquest was held at site Crown Tim Yinegar.yari. Drury-lane, on the body of Wm. Rose, aged et died from taking laudanum. Thsalleneed was the son of at Hammersmith, and was lately mseried ...

... say, the winter theatres did rot new act under the patents of Charles 11., but of patents granted every 20 or 36 years. Drury. lane was now acting under a patent foe 21 years. Then, what be. came of the rights of the dormant patent now set up—rights under ...

... yiniarday Morning, the King's St. James's. The Duke and Duchess and Prince Gawp of Curnbedrad ha, poured the performance at Drury-lane Thane on Saturday m a i with their presence. The Neapolitan Minister gave a grand dhow to the Priest Orange on Friday evening ...

... at the ensuing &Mises —Derby Mercury. About five o'clock, on Saturday morning, the shop of Mt. Sloggett, tailor, No. dpi, Drury-lane, was entered, and nearly tie whole stock of cloth and wearing apparel carritd off It is suppwr 4 the thieves entered by ...

... inst. The company, for a minor, is a strong one, en. bracing amongst its members the following :—Meeers. J. Russell, of Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres ; Green, from Bath, and known in London by a season's performance at Covent. garden Ben. nett ...

... immodest way, A K he had been sent for th e coat by a friend of the prosecutor, wham pat had met one night in the gallery of Drury-lane Theatre. The IC 11011C1 then said things which inferred the most diwomful charm Ford, the jailer, said he was given to understaW ...

... Particulars to be addressed, post paid, to F. Y., Mr. Hoare, 28, Uenrletta•street, Covent-garden, London. THCIITRS ROYAL DRURY LANE THIS EVININO will be perfuented WILLIAM TELL WIWI'S Tell. Mr. /decreed,; Albert, Mile Poole; Michael, Mr. Cooper; and Lama ...

... the series. ICAL NOVELTIEs.—The Theatrical world is this week gaits en the alert. William Ten was last night revived at Drury Lane, and was extremely well received ; the Jealous Wife will be produced thie evening with BB the strength of the company ; ...