... considering ob- jection urged at trial that indictment in consequence failed, confirmed, and prisoner ?? of fire given at Drury-lane Theatre Tuesday evening by flue becoming over- heated, aid extending to wood-work on roof, but by prompt exertions extinguished ...

... L~ancashire, stone masons. From the GAZETTE of TUESDAY, JAN. 21. Frederick George Johns, New-yard, Great Queen-street, Drury- lane, general fixture dealer. Lionel P. Goldsmid, King-street, Holborn, importer of watches. Peter Van den Ende, Strood, near ...

... liver three. Ii sales On Iiti?lay nrght, between nine and ten o'elock, and ? eter, while the perfortnances wero proceeding, Drury-lane won Theatre was discavered to be on fit-a but timely aid ?altc Otiua checked its career before any particular damage ? Poe ...

... last insolvency at Lancaster, and that, being informed that Mir. Mathews was in receipt of 801. a week from AIr Smith, of Drury-lane theatre, under a settled agreement, he thought some part of that income ought to be paid into Court for the benefit of the ...

... Pnaddimgtun, buildem-. - ?? ismu d Iphii Ma tglow oloey, Cathmriie-str-et Stanlnevageit~nsv 'iet. ?? T. T Frederick Collins, 'Drury-lane p6aiohnboker and silversmithl. sm Melfiriifi Ch1snoOtom'd'~ibot' ?? Whhian'dl, ?? Ut, gcei- hi 'Wlhsii CA'lisjidie'ettoi ...

... George Johnson, Hligh-street, Notting-hill, furniture dealer and upholder. Elizabeth and W~illialm Onion, Birmingham, aud Drury-lane London, coach fringe manufacturers. 3. Lancaster and 3. IBrayford, Walsell, iron manufacturers. William Kiempeon Walker ...

... provided by- Mr. Wellman this week enabling the Southampton public an opportunity hearing a grand English Opera Company from Drury-lane. The Company is composed of first-rate artistes, amongst whom we may mention Miss Clara St. Cass, the prima donna, and Miss ...

... persons, broke out late on Thursday night the 7th inst., in a linen-draper and silk- mercer's shop in Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane. The 'flames were seen a little after ten o'clock, when the street and neighbourhood were thronged with passengers; but ...

... S Mni. SnBus REFavs.-On Thursday week an action 3' was brought in the Court of Common Pleas by Mr. Chatterton, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mr. Sims Reeves, for breach of contract, thie latter having undertaken to sing twelve nights in the opera ...

... death of this popular composer, so well known to the general public as the orchestral conductor at the Theatre of Royal, Drury Lane. Mr. J. H. Tully, who had only been ,a, a few ays indisposed, died on Tuesday afternoon from the effects of a severe attack ...

... present but 'Mr. Malplescon, myself, and Mr. Is. ar- 'Ferrer,. lthinikthe seconid'interview was-on the stage of 'lIT kg,, Drury-lane tfheatre. I 1 don't think anybody else was -b bhe peeto htocsonrta v Farrar said he was n ed.asoiionrha ?? me he was one ...

... fire in October, 1859. The fire broke out in 'the morning, and co pletely destroyed the building. Mr. :F. B Chatterton, of Drury-lane. was the lessee of the . building, but it wfas manlaged'by Mr. E. C. H~ale. I ?? - I ...