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... Cew7oad, described Hs a comedian, who was broueblt betore Mr. Hlalf for riotous and disorderly conduct, on Wednesday nigh!, ia Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Chapple, the solicitor for the lessee of the the:atrc, being sworn, said that about nine o'clock the preceding ...
... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. BOW-STRSET, TniE DISTURBANCE AT DRURY-LANE THE TF.E.-On Toes- day, C. George and H. Harrison were charged with attempting to create a riot and disturbance at Drury-lane Theatre on Monday night, and to prevent the performance of a ...
... declaration in this case set out an agreement of the 10th Jan., 1845, whereby the defendant engaged to sing twenty times at Drury-lane Theatre, during the period from the 16th of June to the 31st July, 1845, or during the period from the 30th September to ...
... some amendments had been made in his schedule. THURSDAY. IN RE JOSEPH WHIITFIELD COLsIERa.-The insolvent, a per- former at Drury-lane Theatre, applied for his interime order. He was opposedR by Mr. Cresswell, for Messrs. Reid and Thlbmp- son, wine merchants ...
... appeared, from the evidence of Inspector Dodd, that the woman, who was tie owner of several houses in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, likewise kept a small shop, which served as a cover to a system she pur- sued of lending various sums of money to the ...
... a carriage, hired by the pro- secator, whom together with two ladies he drove from Sussex, last evening, to the theatre, Drury-lane, at wbich a ball was held for the advancement of the Spitalfields School of Desiga. While in attendance on the box of the ...
... then summed up, and The Jury found for the plaintiff-Damages, £100. BANK iUPT5S.rl~uaAY. I At nassors. Ann, Clare.court, Drury-lane, tavern-teeper , ArPLUrsTAD, Edmund, Farringdon.strcet, bookseller a BLAxK, James. West Cowes, builder .li'arcro. 11me, ...
... to certify that Joseph Ritchie and Johnl Manbty have been duly elected as delegates from this locality, Seven-dials and Drury-lane. I also found some Char- tist bouks, and this piece ofplaited ribbon (the ribhol was plaited in lred, bloe, and 'chite) ...
... -Remanded. ha( of; GUILDEALL lad TiE LATE STABassNG CAsE IN DRuRY-LANE.- On Tues- wh day, Jane Burgess, of No. 26, Dudley-street, Bloomsbury, and the Margaret Parker, of 13, Bennett's-court, Drury-lane, (the former ass being the daughter and sister of the two ...
... INTELLIGENCE. in Oi COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. th BUNN V. LIND.-This action, in which Mr. Alfred a 15 BUNN, late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. sought to I. recover compensation from the celebrated Jenny Lind, *d the Swedish Nightingale,forbreach ofacontract ...
... [Before Mr. Sergeant Adams and a full Bench of Magis- trates.3 Johbn Jones and Joht Smuth were convicted of piceing pockets at Drury-lane Theatre, on the occasion of her Ma- jesty's state visit on the 11th instant. Jones was sentenced to six, and Smith to eight ...
... robbery, a girl named Olivia Osborne proved hl having seen Quelsh on the night of the robbery come from pros Broad-court, in.Drury-lane. lie met the femnale Carter,and fion handed here sa aiabrown paper parcel, with which she pro- had ceeded 'up Druiry-lane ...