... any hail being accepted for her appearance. THE GERMAN COMPANY AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. -At a late hour on Wednesday evening a number of Germans, employed as chorus-singers at Drury-lane Theatre, applied to the magistrate for protection under the following ...

... prisoner, it appeared, having been dismissed from service about a month ago, went to reside with her father, at 3, -street, Drury-lane. A few days after she applied for relief to a neighbour, a ,r. Cain, living at No. 2 in the same street, stating that her ...

... appeared, having been dismissed si from service about a month ago, went to reside with IE her father, at 3, Kin-street, Drury-lane. A few a days after she applied for relief to a neighbour, a Mrs. Cain, living at No. 2 in the same street, o stating that ...

... Protectionist party might take the t, theatre at Bridgwater ; but if their acting was; not betterc a1 than it had been at Drury-lane. he did not think that theyt a would attract very full houses (cheers and laughter). Mr. Arvin had Snoken of a fired dutv ...

... it appeared, having been dismissed from service about a month ago went to reside with her father, at No. 3, King- street, Drury-lane. A few days afterwards she applied for relief to a neighbour, a Mrs. Cain, living at No. 2 in the same street, stating that ...