... articles of value. The next thele witness sew the, male prsner was it fortnighbt after, ait a linen dra- per's shop), 15.1, in DrurY- lane,where hewas artingasshop- man. Winit-se then deman rded his wife, but prisoner wild she was not there. Wititess watched ...

... 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 ...

... JONES. This was an action by Messr. (Greeneill, of the Strand, for chandeliers supplied to the defendant for the use of Drury-lane Theatre. The question turned upon the lia- bility of the defendant. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs for £100 ...

... and n ticket of raffile for a handkerchief to take placethat night at thle Feathers piublic-house, Great WyI d-street, Drury-lane, for the benefit of lPatsey Brady, who was sit present unfortunate, (that is, in Newgite, swaiting his trisl,) the said ...