... deposed to his engage. mont, and corroborated the evidence of Mr. Eames Mr. Thurlwell stated that he had been leader of the Drury-lane, Covent Garden, Olympic, and other orches- tras, that the custom was for the manager, or his agent, to apply to a leader ...

... Mes. C. TELLETT AND Mr. ANaEicsoN.-We have received a Communication from the former, upon the subject of her engagement at Drury-lane, but as it contains too many per- sonalities and libellous expressions, we respectfully decline to publish it. DRRaY-LAs1a ...

... assests would realize 5s. in the pound. J. Hall, of the Egremont Arms, Brighton, R. G. Ward, coach corrier, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane ; and J. Watkins, draper, Belmont-row, Vauxhall, severally obtained certificates without opposition. ...

... and found the fork and spoon gone. He went out and called at several pawnbrokers' along Holborn, and at last at one in Drury- lane, kept by a Mr. Hedges, where the Prisoner had been about five minutes before, and pawned the spoon and fork for 1. Two days ...

... against well known thieves, charged with picking the pockets of per- solis in the crowd who were waitlng at tie entrances to Drury-lane on the occasion of Mr. Macready's benefit. E. Felix, aged nineteen, most fashionably attired, was charged wvith stelng a ...

... stealing a watch, value 5, the property of Robert King, from his person. This robbery was committed at the pit entrance of Drury-lane TheaLre on the night of Mr. Macready's farewell performance. The prisoner and a companion were observed by two officers ...

... with Samuel Harwood, and the pai ties who were executed. THE GRAND PROTECTION M&ETING.-The grand Protectionidt meeting, at Drury-lane Theatre, will take place on Tuesday, April 29th, and not on May 1st, as originally announced. As it is important that the ...

... INSOLVENcY OF DR,. ANDERSON, the late Lesrso of ?? Theatre. Jats Insolvent, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, applied last Tuesday ia the Insolvent Debtors' Court to be discharged. There was no opposition entered to the application, notwithstanding ...

... to hear the result of the following trial. The plaintiff, an artist,, at 392, Strand, and the defendant a publican, in Drury-lane, known as the celebrated Norfolk Giant, who recently exhibited befpre her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family. Theaction ...

... eight o'clock, a man, named James Dryden, a journeyman tailor, residing at 51, Parker- street, Drury-lane, went into the Marlborough Head public-house, in Drury-lane, and called for some re- fresbment, and before he had touched it he suddenly dropped down ...

... o'clock on the sight of Tuesday, the- 9th nlt., he met the. prisoner Mingay (Lady Man;field) at a public-house in or near Drury-lane. They were drinking together for some time, abd while there some'one stole his hlat. Mingay said ste would get it for-himii ...

... be exhibited from the gardens. Mr. Hillon said he intended afterwards to apply to M1. Julliea to exhibit his light at the Drury-lane bal masque. No engagement whatever was entered into upon either occa sion. He was surprised to find any demand 'being made ...