... business so much that he ?? notice of dismissal. On Monday night last Ahile sitting at the Bh-e Anchoi, Feathers-court, Drury- lane, he asked the servant to buy a rope to hang himself and, after she had refused, he went out and boughtione himself. Early ...

... the purpose of ob- taming a fancy dress, in which he wished to exhibit himself at a bal masque, given by M. Jullien at Drury- lane Theatre. Upon that occasion, the eoi-disant capy tain ordered a polk a for himself, and another dress of a similar description ...

... spoke Englioh well. Her reputation was formed at Drury-lane. She bad sung before at the Italian Opera, hut not with very great success. Between these two periods in 1845, the principal performers at Drury-lane were Mr. Harrison, Mr. Burdini, Mr. Weiss, Mr ...

... 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 ...

... n, and ordered the insolvent to file his betting books. IN ILE JosRPH WEITFIELD COLLIERThe insolvent, a performer at Drury-lane Theatre, applied for his interim order. He was opposed by Mr. Cresawell, for Messrs Reid and Thompson, wine merchants, and ...

... brought by the plaintiff against Mons. Jullien, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, to recover the sum of 5s.-The plaintiff stated that on the 22d of November, a Bal MasquV took place at Drury-lane Theatre, the admission to see which was S. the upper boxes ...

... The witness then proceeded to state that Mullens told him they intended to erect barricades from the Seven Dials, down Drury-lane, to St. Mary's Church, in the Strand, and he showed him a plan with the barricades marked upon it. He also said that Temple-bar ...

... DVSiCRATION OF THE DEADi-On Tuesday, Mr. G. Archer, solicitor, who was accompanied by ?? per- sons occupying premises in Drury-lane and Crown-couft waited on Mr. Jardine, to solicit his assistance for the removal of nuisances of a most revolting nature ...

... having committed wilful damage to the windows of a coffee-sbop. The masqueradory quartette had been to the Bal Masque, at Drury-lane Theatre, and, after the amusement bad ended, they drove to a coffee-shop, in Panton-streel, where they conducted them- selves ...

... street, Bloomsbury, as to the death of Clara Chalcroft, aged three, who was burnt in the recent fire which occurred at No. 2, Drury-lane. Ann Bunyan said that on Sunday afternoon Mrs. Chalcroft went out with her for a short time, leaving the deceased and another ...

... upon an in- dictment charging him with breakingopen the box of Ann Gampney, waitress at a coffee-bouse where he lodged, in Drury-lane, and stealing therefrom two halicrowns and other coins, her property. In this case the Jury found the prisoner Guilty. He ...

... taken away, as well as some silver spoons and other articles. ..The prisoners were all seen togethersat a coffee-shop, in Drury-lane, the same morn- ing, where they asked for change for 910 worth of copper, add the stolen spoons were also stenlin the possession ...