... were these two items among the losses in the balance-sheet-loss upon the per- formance of the Brussels Operatic Company at Drury. lane, in 1846, 2,368 loss by advances to Mr. Charles Mathews, to carry on the Lyceum Theatre, on joint account, 5,312, but the ...

... who has beeen in custody since the 28th ilt., ol a charge of throwing his wife out of win- dow at No. 19, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, with intent to murder her, was brought up for further examination. The evidence of Mr. J. Wood, the house surgeon, was ...

... of an officer in the army, was Cbarged withattmptng o throw herself 'nto the Thaines from with attemrtbring IA living in Drury-lane, deposed that shortly after four o'clock on Monday afternoon he was sitting upon the floating pier at Waterloo bridge, and ...

... deposed that he was in company with the prisoner all day on Tuesday1 and in the evening they went to No. 17, Prince's-street, Drury-lane, the residence of Catherine Vitch. They stopped there for some time, and shortly after nine o'clock the prisoner commenced ...

... to Greenock. FIRE iN DRURY-LANE.-On Thursday, shortly after noon, a fire broke out upon the premises of Mr. Wilson, fixture dealer and furniture broker, situate in Broker's- row, a very narrow thoroughfare, leadinug into Drury= lane. Mr. Wilson's premises ...

... false representations. It appeared from the statement of James Shaw, a youth in the service of Mr. Clerk, tobacconist, of 5, Drury-lane, that in the afternoon of Wednesday week the prisoner entered the shop and said be had been sent to give an order for 61b ...

... was charged with brutally assaultinti a female named Elizabeth Alexander. The proseentrix, who lives in Short's-gardens, Drury- lane, said on Monday night, as she was returning home with a female friend along Chandos-streat, she met the prisoner, who was ...

... we are sorry to say, cannot be protracted beyond the 25tb inst., in consequence, as the bill states, of the Concerts at Drury-lane Theatre commencing this year earlier than usual. The principal room at the Town-hall was crammed on Tuesday to welcome back ...

... cauced almost instant death. DANGER. OF NAPHTHA LAMPS.-OnTuesday evening, Mrs. Lamabert, coal dealer, 3, Parker-stieet, Drury-lane, was in the actof triasming a naphtha lamps when thespirit ignited. Mrs. Lambert in her alarm dropped the lamp, and her ...

... one o'clock on Thursday, the prisoner. having charge of a waggon and three horses, was proceeding down Black- moor-street, Drury-lane, at which time, two children, having a hoop, were sitting on the kerb, and as the waggod passed, the deceased ran after ...

... previous day. It was, bow- ever, found that he had left the horse with a person named Johns, a greengrocer, in Duke's-court, Drury- lane, borrowing 5 on it and the saddle and bridle, giving a memorandum that if he did not redeem it the. next day it was to be ...

... LTING A FATHER.-A thick-set young man; ' Aimed 'Wilson, was charged with assaulting his father. i Ji9od ginhiotse-keeper in Drury-lane, stated that about one olclock tliai morning he was awoke out 6f his first . sleep by awcry-of ;murder,'? proceeding from ...