... and all the Minor Houses. Apply toSAMS, BOOKSELLER to the QUEEN, Royal Library, No. I, St. James’s-street. Sole Agent. Box Drury Lane, admitting 8 persons, to Let for 11. Us. fid. Ditto at Govern Garden ditto 11, Jls. fid. Sam’s Library is liberally supplied ...

... night, he found the prisoners amusing themselves by attempting to pick the pockets of several gentlemen at the entrance to Drury-lane Theatre, and, searching them, was discovered that they within a very short time, possessed themselves of four vipers, one ...

... the pockets of gentlemen who were coming out of Drury»lane theatre at an early hour this morning. Police constable 38 F stated, that about a quarter before one o’clock he was on duty in front of Drury-lane Theatre, when he saw the prisoner raise the skirt ...

... her name Elizabeth Fawcett was this morning placed at the bar before Sir Frederick Roe charged with having been found in Drury-lane, on Saturday evening, drunk, and incapable of taking care of herself. On being asked what she had to say for herself, she ...

... TO THE EDITOR 01 THE LITERARY GAZETTE Tuesday evening, Jan. 2, 1838. Sir Last night, on my return home late from Drury-lane Theatre, the last number of your journal was pul into my hands, containing extract from a work, entitled, Diary, illustrative of ...

... and all the Houses. Apply to SAMS, BOOKSELLER to the QUEEN, Roya, Library, No. I, St. James’s street. Sole Agent. I'.ox at Drury Lane, mining fi persons, to Let for 11. Us. Ditto at Govern Garden ditto.. .. •■••••. . Sant’s Libtary is liberally supplied ...

... Windmill-street, and Robert Burrows, of 3, Sloane-place, Northstreet, Chelsea, and man named Wm. Carter, residing at 91, Drury-lane. to eight last evening the bodies of the unfortunate persons had not been claimed, at which time they were removed in shells ...

... informelton was granted by the Queen’s Bench yesterday, at the suit of Mr. Durrant, one of the committee of proprietors of Drury-lane Theatre, against Capt. Polbill, M.P., the former lessee, for sending him challenge, arising out of a demand made through ...

... i-llic suffrage in this department of the art, and if are not ” bo for this house what Stanfield and the Grieves’ ire for Drury-lane and Covent-garden. will not in- Ware »itl'd’ pleasures of those who are sure to to see this 'ecaby detailing the plot. It ...

... temporary derangement. Serious Accident.—Last night, between seven and eight o’clock, a cab (No. 209) drew up nearly opposite Drury-lane Theatre, and gentleman was stepping out of the vehicle, when, setting his foot on the iron, ho slipped, owing to the frost ...

... Francis Burdelt, and Miss Coutls, wer« among the fashionables who occupied lores m see Mr. Kean in Hamlet, on Friday, at Drury-lane. Pickard the 'Hurd will, it is said, be Mr. Kean’s next character, ford Henry Russell, who was severely injured in the head ...

... presented to her Majesty by ngchrss , ni„hness on the occasion of the 1 8th anniversary of , w Maiesty. Her Majesty will visit Drury-lane .j, birih of lo^m „ rroWi t 0 sec Mr. C. Kean in Hamlet. become patroness of the Bath and West of Her « J ura i Association ...