... Sept. 18. CV aa O B POF teuny AGalss2 &oxa.-At tbe Coen tral Criminal Court on Thursday, Benjamin Sloman, chid carpenter of Drury-lane Theatre, was prosecuted for peujry, in swearing that Madame Caradori and Sgnor Pavesi had told him that they were about ...

... Her Majesty and the Prince Coneort, with the Duke ?? Coburg, acd several of the juridr, m trs of the royal fatily, went to Drury-lane ?? feight.'te witnesS a repetition oi the Amateur Pantomime perforianc iy the gentleil of the Carriok and Fielding Clubs ...

... or two other parks in this ?? Counts Chronicle. A GAROTTUIG CASE.-While General Tom Thumb was enjoying the pantomime at Drury-lane on Monday night, seated in the manager's box, adjacent to the stage, he wag forcibly and unceremoniously seized by one of ...

... articled to him in August, 1858, for three years. Ile taught her singing and board and lodged her. He brought her out at Drury Lane Theatre, and at other places, receiving one half of her income. She broke her contract, and she was fonrd singing at Hull ...

... flams engaged itn the paper trade, it mnay be stated that the total drawback received by Blessrs. Spaldig and Hodge, of Drury-lane, on their stock of paper, repre- sented 16,6891. 128. 8d. Tble number of reams held by *tbis house wae 101,520, or 2,936 ...

... has taken a bouso and grounds near Fulham, called Prior Park, formerly in tliO occupation of M1r. E. T. Smith, labt of Drury Lane Theatre, butnow of Cremorne Gardens. In this house lie will isave abun- dant room to gratify his taste for the antique, ...

... first, by consent of both sides, took up the consideration of interests prpposed to, be purchased in Exchequer street, Drury-lane, and Royal-row. Mr. Byrne, QO. (with himn Mr. Anderson, in- struottd by .,Mr. Johnston), explaizned the claim of, Captain ...

... ed. They .lso hoped to deriva ' large amount. from lodging- houses or artiaan-t dwellings which would be erftted on the Drury-lane side of the property. The frontages to South Great George's-stteet .would be coatly, but no doubt the- houses there would ...

... north, Fade-street *- on the south, Great George-street on the west, and pi Drury-lane on the east, with a continuation into be William-street by means of an arcade across b Drury-lane. The great market hall, forming a re parallelogram 246 feet long by 112 ...

... devisee under the will of his grandfather, Bernard Doyle, claimed as lessee of two houses, 43 and 4t Stephen-street, and 120 Drury-lane, for a term of 99 years, from i 1839 at a rent of £40 a year. One of the houses I was a licensed house, leased to Mr. Edward ...

... street, the next best in Exchequer-street, the next in Fade-street, while a smaller range of houses would be erected in Drury-lane. Accommodation iwould thus be afforded to different classes of traders. Already they had received several appli- cations ...

... this connection the iecturer tra- ver-ed the leading streets, commaeucing with Es- chequer-3treet, and pass Dg on through Drury- lane, George's-street, William-street, ?? street, Wool-street. Bride street, &c., &c. He told of the old places, and g;tve b ...