... to restrain Mr. Dillon from vio- lating an agreement entered into between the plaintiff anA defendant, and from acting at Drury-lane Theatre, or h any other place, without the sanction or perurt.joa ia writing of the plaintiff during the twelve nunis commenclng ...

... specie, TE{E DISTRESSED MOTHER. We have recaived the following note wi h its generous enclosure from Mr. Smith of ?? Royal, Drury. ,lane, who is at present in Dublin with his operatic corps- I *$ Grrebam Hlotel, Dublin, August 10. I M Mr. E. T. Samith presents ...

... lessee of Drury lane Theatre, applied for his discharge. The eche- dule contained a list of 201 creditors, and the total debts atnoanted to 56684 sa. lid. The insolvency was stated to have arisen from the losses entailed by the management or Drury-lane Theatre ...

... him. There are three very good theatres in Melbourne, viz., the Royal, the Prinocesseand the Olympic. The Royal is the Drury. lane of the oolony. Then there are all sorts of eahib!, i tlone, and last there is Cremorne. Of course, I dropped in at all these ...

... et, on the body of Sarah Crowder, aged 54. Fromn the evidege it appeared that the deceased resided at I1, Wych-atreet, Drury- lane, and had for several years been employed at the a various metropolitan theatres. On Wednesday night, about ten o'elocs, ...

... GREAT PRoTECTIONIST MEETING AT DRURY- I I LANE THEATRE. The great Protectionist meeting at Drury-lane Theatre came off on Tuesday. Not only was the theatre crowded, in the words of the Morning Chronicle reporter, from the floor to the ceiling, but ...

... Al. JULLIEN. A grand concert of vocal and instramental music was given on AIonday night in Drury-lane Theatre, for the be- nc6t of' Al. Jallien, at which all the singers and players Afforded their gratuitous services, in token of respect to that long-tried ...

... SCaooLs ran i ST. Grias.-The Ro- man CCatholic Clergy have lately bought a piece of ground at the end of 0harles-street, Drury-lane, which for some years past has been vacant, on which it la intended to erect a building for schools, which will bte called- ...

... obtmiued. A ltter was read from- the aecretary to No. 1 committee, that preparations ars in progress to construct sewers in Drury-lane and Joseph'-lane, according to requisitions from this committes.' An order was made to remove the fountain in Lacys-Ins ...

... that, in some years after, I married James Leeeb, a stonemason, a native of England, and who resided in the coal-yard, near Drury-lane, bat who deserted me about seven years ago; and that I resided with a MIrs. Meares, in Penther-street, London, for several ...

... Sir CHIARLES WOOD did not wish to use harsh vo des, 9 but the whole of the statements made by the honuurable Y member at Drury-lane were, to his knowledge, deatitute of foundation. The right hon. baronet entered into the trans- d port arrangements, showing ...

... destructive fire took place on the premiees belonging to ?? H. Keern, a furniture dealer, ,carrYing on busnaoes at No 130, Drury-lane. The disaster was caused by a spark flying out of the kitchen firp, whlch ?? somo things in that part ol the building, and ...