... at the next Surrey assizes. LACY V. BUNN. This was an action by Mr. Lacy, the performer, against Mr. Bunii, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, for the breach of an eng-fgenient fbr the season. Mr. Og le applied, on behalf of the defendant, for a rule to ...

... the robbery up to Saturday last, when he received information that Elliot had gone into a public house in the Coal-yard in Drury-lane, and having watched, saw him come out about four o'clock in the afternoon with a tallman and after following them into ...

... distraotions, had gradually declined. oh Soma beautiful scenic illustrations, painted, we believe, fet by Mr. C. Marshall, of Drury-lane Theatre, added greatly 'hl to the instruction and entertainment afforded by the even-' of, uing's lecture. The scene in ...

... of seventeen yards, for El 5s. 6d., to Mrs. Die- more, the landlady of the Kiag's Arms public houss,in the . Coal-yard, Drury-lane, who was afterwards unable to iden- tify the prisoners, god being subsequently apprehended in Paddington, the remainder ...