... seen by a policeman in Drury-lane in a state of intoxication. She had a bundle at the time, and the constable suspecting that it contained stolen property, he followed her. After she had walked a short distance along Drury-lane, he observed a silver spoon ...

... days illness, from erysipelas in the throat, S. Price, Esq. the well-known American Theatrical Manager, formerly Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. ...

... understood, of the indisposition of the Duchess of Kent, it was postponed sine die. Her Majesty and Prince Albert honoured Drury-lane Theatre with a visit on Wednesday evening. The performances went off heavily, and the national anthem was scurvily executed ...

... was affixed to the black board yesterday, as the day of the Prince's marriage. The dinner to Mr. Byng will take place at Drury-lane Theatre on Wednesday, 11th of March. Amongst the numerous petitions from Scotland against the intrusion of ministers into ...

... Leeds, flax-spinner. Wm. Liddle, Leeds, flax-spinner. Wm. John Hammond, Essex-street, Strand, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and of the New Strand Theatre, also of the Liver Theatre, Liverpool, and tenant of the Doncaster Theatre, Doncaster, music ...

... Leeds, flax spinner. W. Liddle, Leeds, flax spinner. W. J. Hammond, Essex-afreet, Strand, lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, and of tbe New Strand Thea- tre, also of tbe Liver Theatre, Liverpool, and tenant of the Doncaster Theatre, Deacaater, ...

... in Surrey, and the writ of inquiry will, therefore, be executed before the sheriff at the next assizes for that county. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—A fiat of bankruptcy having been issued against Mr. Hammond, lessee of this theatre, it was closed on Saturday ...

... William, and Matthew Foster, Halifax, Yorkshire, manufacturers* BANKRUPTS. William John Hammond, Essex-street, Strand, Drury-lane, and Strand and Liverpool, and Doncaster Theatres, dealer in music. Richard Wharton, Oldham, Lancashire, innkeeper. John ...

... election is expected to take place early in the ensuing week. DINNER To MR. FYN°, M.P.—On Wednesday ths affair came off at Drury-lane Theatre, which, we are told, was crowded in all parts—stage. boxes, pit, and gallery, by a numerous audience. The principal ...

... meeting of creditors of this bankrupt was held for the choice of assignees. The bankrupt is well known as the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre.-Mr. Hammond was present ; but, under peculiar circumstances, he had not been enabled to procure his balance-sheet ...

... sea, as the Arabs refuse to supply it with provisions. Mr. Beale, of the firm of Cramer, Addison, and Beale, has taken Drury-lane Theatre, his term to commence from October next. It is in contemplation then to produce opera upon a more perfect and extensive ...

... Edinburgh, the Attorney General; one j from Uxbridge, from places in Devonshire, three from the parish of Lambeth, and one from Drury- lane, Mr. Warbnrton; several from Stirlingshire, by Mr. Gillon; and from Swaffham, Sir. B. Wood. Mr BROTHERTON presented petitions ...