... been committed' for trial.—Edinburgh courant. On Saturday morning Robert Afeyrick, a porter, living at No. 98, Wild-st:eet, Drury-lane, returned home in an infuriated state intoxication, and, having quarrelled with his wife, threatened her in a savage manner ...

... prepare Buckingham Palace for the reception of the Queen on Tuesday next, the Bth instant. Her Majesty is about to visit Drury-lane Theatre. to see the extraordinary performance of Mr. Van Ambargh, in the new Pantomime of Jack Frost.—Standard. The Marchioness ...

... his young bride and was conveyed to duernsey corpse. Lady Hawker is still living. Her sister, Mrs. Alsop; who perfermed at Drury-lane Theatre during 1819, 1820, and 1821, died a few years ago in America. ien instead fs Printed at No. 16, Catharine-street ...

... girl, named Harriet Goulding, was convicted of the following petty theft : —Mrs. Jane, Smith, keeper of a coffee-shop in Drury-lane, stated that the prisoner had been in her service only 'Clew weeks, during which time she had missed several small of money; ...

... prepare s Ingham Palace for the reception of the Queen on Tue sda y 4 ext, the Bth instant. Her Majesty is about to visit Drury-lane Theatre, to see the e xtraordinary performance of Mr. Van Ambargh, in the new Pantomime of Jack Froet.— Standard. _ Tbe ...

... been committed for trial —Edinburgh Courant. On Saturday morning Robert Meyrick, a porter, living at No. 28, Wild-street, Drury-lane, returned home in an infuriated state of intoxication, and, having quarrelled with his wife, threatened her in a savage ...

... young bride anttwas conveyed to _Guernsey a .Corpse. 'Lady Hawker is still living. Her sister, Mri-Alsop,. who 4 performed Drury-lane Theatre during 1810, 1820, an d 18,21„ dot a few years ago in America. • Printed at No. 16, Catharine-street, Strand, in ...

... his 3'ouw bride and was conveyed to Guernsey a corpse. Lath' Hawker is still living. Her sister, Mrs. who performed at 'Drury-lane Theatre during 1819, 1820, and 1821, - died a few years ago in America. Printed at No. 16, Catharine-street, Strand, in ...

... girl, named Ilarriet Goulding, was convicted of the following petty theft : —Mrs. Jane Smith, keeper of a coffee-shop in Drury-lane, stated that the prisoner had been in her service only a few weeks, during which time she had missed several small sums ...

... been committed for trial.—Edinburgh Courant. , On Saturday morning Robert Meyrick, a porter; living at No. 28, Wyld-street, Drury-lane, returned honue. in an infuriated state of intoxication, and, having quarrelled with his wife, threatened her in a savage ...

... servant girl, named Harriet Gouldiny, was convicted of the following petty theft.—Mrs. Jane Smith, keeper of a coffee-shop in Drury-lane, stated that the prisoner had been in her service only a fer , weeks, during which time she had missed several small sums ...

... January 13 Her Majesty and suite honoured Drury-lane theatre with her presence on Thursday evening to witness the performance of the new pantomime. Her Majesty arrived at the theatre at a quarter past nine o'clock. There is every reason to suppose that ...