... notice of bail, and to attend on the following day to enter into securities. PUBLICANS' CAses.-Mrs. Malone, of No. 34, Drury- lane, was summoned for having five persons tippling in her house at twelve o'clock on the night of the 3d of December last. Mr ...

... imprisou- -ment for nonpayment of a railway ?? Albion. a M. Jullien opened his annual series of concerts ou Friday inight, in Drury lane Theatre, under circumetancec pro. -mising a very brilliant and very successful season. The 3 house was crowded throuihout ...

... The Lord Chamberlain having been informed of the an. si~osucement that increased prices of admission were re e quiped at Drury Lane and Covent Garden theatrea on the I- evenings of her Majesty's intended visit to those houses, feexpressed to the managers ...

... told hat he had made use of certain language to the body, ba: that the case would be decided on by the `ttral committee in Drury lane; he went then the next 'etht, and IMichael Dunce told him thm comutittee had uken the case into their most Serious consideration ...

... butchers ha, e their place of meeting at a public house in Dawsou-street ; the journeymen hold their meetings at [ houses in Drury lane and Cole's-lane. Before I proceed to detail to you the particulars of the conspiracy I shall give a you an outline of it ...

... plain. tiff was anxious to secure her services at Drury-lane Theatre, and accordingly went over to Berlin, and entered into an engagement by which the defendant engaged to sing for twenty nights at Drury-lane Theatre in the cba rooter of Vielka, in Meyerbeer's ...

... 1819betweezi persons named Harriett Cooke and Waylett vrar read in evidence. William Bennett proved that he was a member of the Drury-lane company for a considerable period, and conti- nues so. In 1819 he was at Coventry, engaged as an actor. Harriett Cooke was ...

... JUDGES' CHAMBERS-LomNDO, JUNE 14. 1 Bunn v. Lind. In this action, brought by Mr. Bunn, of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, to recover compensation in damages for an alleged breath of contract, a summons was obtained at the instance ...

... Brien, of Drury-lane, under the act of 5th Vic., cap. 24, one of the police acts for the suppression of ndi- sance and preventing of disease. It avpeared from the statement made by Mr. Campbell, that the parties resided in a house in Drury-lane, and that ...

... additional proofs of debt were admitted without any r opposition. f A solicitor, who attended for Mr. Mapleson (the copyist t of Drury.lane Theatre) and other creditors, examined the bankrupt at considerable length, and it was substantially as 'l follows:- You ...

... 1 m le Wircclolae Henry Saarie Hartley. [s let rtley ,as opposed by Air. Nichols, for Thomas 0 Pi~nOf the Albion Tavern, Drury-lane, and by l 5 leuseveral creditors. !CU o h ct vas anophew of the late Earl of Scar- r s losbad been made a bankrupt in 1834 ...

... 1 agst AIlroend zn Hat; 20 to I agst The Bee. Thursday, the l6th inst., in the year 1800, King Grlott ITlF.wasshot at in Drury-lane Tieatrebv thenanliaclla'li'lt Tit6 ST. JAMEs';s TnErATlr,_Wedttvedav. at I e o'clock, a sale by arlotion of ?? St. James's ...