... d that had, never before been brought before a t. court of qnarter ?? 13ardett Coutts was the sole occupier of a box at Drury Lane h Theatre, and as such bad been rated by the anutho- 1 rities of St. Martin's .In the. same proportion with 0 other owners ...

... 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- ...

... Oiiie,whitieh wolo VI) this octa iion represected by the defendant. The plaintiff had hired a. house in lttssell-coturt, Drury-lane, and badt then hired a bhop inVinegtr-yard. In both tiese pluces lie carried oa the business ofa hat aid cap maker, non ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Frsnrn, iN aE HANssOrND.- This case, which was a etition praying that the fiat against the bank-- rupt, the late lessee of Drury-lane 'heatre, should he annulled, again came before the court.-Mr. Swanston, on the part of the petitioner, Mr. Fisher, applied ...