... Soutt Audley-street, cablnet.malter, at otoe; dividend tind audilt. Before Mr. Commissioner F0VotAN(ti. U.-J. A. Boden, of Drury. lane, needle-maker, at tswelve t ?? Crace, of Regent. Street, painter, at osie dividend. Mliddlesex Adjourtned County Court at ...

... murderers. .Hampshire Telegraph. - On Tuesday evening, an accident of a most distressing nature occurred at the public house in Drury lane, known by the sign of the White Lion. Some men belonging to the brewhouse of Messrs Elliott, at Pimlico, were about to deliver ...

... the subject, and she then said she lad better leave her parents, for she had interest in a-house of ill-fame in London, in Drury lane, or near Soho-square, where she could obtain her a place; it was the best znode of life a young girl could follow, for the ...

... office was about to close, some gentlemen presented tisemselves to 'r Halls, and complained of being refused admission to Drury lane Theatre (thle night of Mrs Fitwilliaam's benefit), they having purchased of some rentars the right of entering the theatre ...

... excepted. t [I. '/VALUE OF THEATRICAL PROP ERTY.-On d ?? Nvas sold at the 2lart; three renters' tI Ibabes of L.50Ra.Uch in Drury Lane Theatre, en- n 'tidting the possessor to atn inconse of about, on the a 'average - L.12 a year, with a transferable free ...

... such extraordinary ?? Herald. A BOLD TsssEr.-A few days ago a daring fellow, named Sullivan, while a lady was passinm up Drury lane in a barouche, climbed up behind it, snatched a veil off her head, and escaped with his prey into a den in Charles street ...

... elicited from the prisoners that they formed part of the resh importation, and resided with thi matr tNo. 12, Short s gardens, Drury lane, a notorious depdt for Italian vagrancy. Stratton added, that in conse- quence of his exertions last year to s t he had ...

... murder perpetrated between Epsom and Banstead about a year and a half ago. CAUTION.-On Wednesday night a gentleman leaving Drury Lane theatre was robbed while in the act of entering his carriage, of a pocket-book-contain. ing bank-notes to the amount of ...

... trans- mitted X-2() [cliers]. He had also received communi- cations ront Messrs. Harley and Faweett, the Secretaries of the Drury- Lane and Covemit-Garden Theatrical Funds, aninounicieg tvo doiations of 1l1. each; and 21. l~s. had been subscribed by the laynmarket ...

... square, and Captain R. H., residing in Cadogan square, Sloane street. The cause of the meeting arose from some squabble at Drury Lane Theatre on Friday night last. When the parties arrived on the ground, a reconciliation was attempted by the seconds, which ...

... tile mncting. After is short trial, the defendaiuts were alll cquitted.-lhe eighteenth anniversary dinner, in aid of the Drury Lane TIhe- atrical fondl, sass held on Wednesday, at the Freemason's Tavern. Earl Mulgrave n-as in teil chair. The Subscriptions ...

... consequence of this a watch was set. on s action s, and he was seen to leave the office with a large bundle, and to proceed to Drury.lane, where he was-taken . into custody in the act of disposing of the property. Mr. Gurney was about to call witnesses to establish ...