... within the mind which turns every thing to real joy and gladness. FRENCH ?? Constitutiotnel, noticing her Majesty's visit to Drury-lane 'heatre, construes the title of Kenney's farce of Raising the Wind in to Le rentie leve. The same paper gravely informs ...

... information was given to he police, and on the following Tuesday Ridley was taken into msfddy at the Great Mogul lConcert-room, Drury-lane; the the prisoner, Lennard, was secured shortly afterwards, hut lone 'of the property could be traced. Many other articles ...

... followvifg morning hfe a coat out of the rownt. Fe idallied the coat, wt hich Iwas prodoed by the shoptnan to a pawvabroher In Drury-lane. The hanldkerchlef In which it was wvrapped also belonged to him. The pawnibroter ideutitded tile pnlsoner as having pawned ...

... on duty as a constable ia Drury-lane Thi atre, on the eveningv of WVednesday, the bih inetutr. Xr.!Jamese Smithies stiated: l reside at No. l7,Birshops- atc-street W~ithout, rnd ou the right of Weduestay last I wac iu Drury-lane Thratre. A disturbance commenced ...

... To ANIMALS,-Tie Sueikty for thre Preventitoni of Cruelly lo Arhiirols summotied ,awtiuc Creeve, a enirmfJlt, resliding in Drury-lane, for vweetonly andl cruelly ill-treatbing a horon, inl irit!gell-itraoi, Covet-rtltrerr, on the forenoon oif thre 13th iristlit ...

... another creditor. The question in the cause was whether a bill of sale executed by Mir. W. J. Hammond, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, was a valid Instru- ment, or had been made in illegal preference of the plaintiff over the other creditors. To ...

... presnted by Mr. Fisher, an attar- ney residing, at Doncaster, to annul the fiat awarded ?? Mr. H4am- mond, the late lessee of Drury-lane and the Strand Theatres, on the ground that there had been no act of bankruptcy or trading; and further, that. it was a ...

... seller, first carrying on business in High-street, Bloomsbury, and afterwards in Russell-court, Drury.lane; he also bad a shop in Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane. The plaintiff insured his stock in Russell-court for 2501., and in Vinegar-yard for 3201., in the ...

... another watch pawned on the 6th of March, at Mr. Sayer's, in Drury-lane; a painting, pawned at the same place, on the 5th, for 5s.; and a clock, pawned for 8s, on Saturday, at Mr. Newby's, in Drury-lane. Two other duplicates were also found upon him, one of ...

... KENSINGTON PETTY SESSIONS.- COCK-FIGuHTING..qSaiah Smart, who was said tohave-beca thegpoprietor of Moth'er-u.'s -oppotsite Drury-lane Theatre, appeared bfore Messrs. Pilkington-ond Sutton, sitting mnagistrates, on sumamous at the instance of lonspctrie Shepherd ...

... following morning hemissed a coat out of the ?? identitied the coat, whiieh was produced by the shopman to a pawnbroker in Drury-lane. The handkerchief in which it was wrapped also belonged to ?? pawnbroker identified the pri- soner as having pawned the ...

... prisoner was then committed. BOW-STREET. GAaueIIxS IN COFFEr-sHoPs. - Nethaniel Child, keeper of a coffee-shop in Drury-court, Drury-lane, appeared upon a surm- mons at the instance of the Inspectors of the F division, or having on the 29th December, being Sunday ...