... was not aihle to form a correct opinion on this point. e Mr. Richard Wilson, licensed victualler and wine mer- e chant, of Drury-lane, proved msost of the facts above oar- erated. HeI believed the calculation of 30 per cent. on the ereceipts was a fairer ...

... Euiton, of 64, Broad-street, Bloomsnbury. A policeman, seeing tin- siale prisoner nudge the woman, as she was going down Drury-lane at a quick paeC, searched thaw, and found the piece of calico upon her, and, being un- able to state where she tot it, he ...

... to save his family from starvation. The Court, aftera severe caution, fined him 33s. Jam,.es Hooper, of White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, coffee- shop-keeper, was charged with retailing spirits without a license. Mr. Adams, an officer, said he went to the de- ...

... simply state the facts ot the cau, arid the 4ues- tiorI at isnue. idliss Blardtt Coutte was the dole ocoupclr of a box ?? Drury.lane Tneatle, and as such liad been rated by the authorities of St. Martiuas ln the same proportion with other owners of pro- ...

... eleven; last oxosoination-G. M'Donell, Mineing-lane, wine merchant, at eleven; certificate-Leo usd laddock, Craven-yard, Drury-lane, printers, at half-past eleven; certificate of Haddock-George Park, 8tgpney, cowkeeper, at twelve; last eaanainatoo-lienrnin ...

... guilty party. Mr. Irnmcis Jackson, licenscl victualler, of Short's-gardens, Drory-hine, 1r. John Pessningron, tobacconist, Drury-lane, alr. Like (;ill, tsf No, 7, Ring-street, and ?lr. Patrick iltilon, two inde- pessdesst ge Walter, gave tire prisoner an ...

... for the purpose of obtaining a fancy dress, in which he wished to exhibit himself at a ba ntasqteq, given by M. Jullien at Drury-lane Tiseatre. Upon that occasion, the soi dbaart captain ordered a polka for hiinself, and an tter dress of a similar description ...

... with heiag drunk, nud creatiri a disturbance in Drury-lane Theatrt-, and with aesaultiaig the police in the discharge of their dnrty. i'oliee-eonsstalo 441 A. said he was on duty last evening In Drury-lane Theatre. The ?? was in the dress circle. Wittiess ...

... fior the fiat, stated that'there were various Claims put in by cre- ditors beyond the actual number of nights which the Drury-lane Theatre had been openeul. They claim ed under a custom which prevailed that they were entitled to their salaries under the ...

... MARIA FonDE.-The insolvent in this case, was the well.known and favourite singer and actress who came out: some years ago at Drury-lane, under the management of Mr. Ellibton,! as a pupil of Rooke's, the present eminent musical composer, andi kept her position ...

... nature broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. Atkin- son, termed the White Hart Vine Vaults, situate in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane. The discovery was made by some of the inmates hearing a loud crackling noise proceeding from the upper part of the building ...

... glass of brandy and water. The above doer is for an adult. Smaller quantitses accordin / to age, forcchildrenrr- . - ' ' DRURY-LANE TtEATrsc-On Monday tse an meeting of renters and proprietors of- sharp 1 this atre was held in the saloon, for the purpoes ...