... I ae HaII: How did you sped all this mnoney, then-at Pen Iy I- theatres, I suppose ? Witness: Oh, no; at Astley's and s-Drury-lane. I laid some ofit out in clothes,and so forthi.a 5-Mr. Burnaby : And didii't yen buy) a horse? Witness:- t, I bought a pony ...

... the bankrupt's certificate, The hank- oth rupt wasa ussember of the theatrisal profession, and at bal, present 'clown at Drury-lane.-Mr. Commissioner Goal. byburn.: 'The bankrupt, from his balance shetet, appears to On have Jumped too quickly.-Mr. ~Chidley ...

... having been born the day the Royal George was sank. e For the long term of 58 years Mr. Dunn had been asso- tciated with Drury-lane Theatre, having at 15 been placed by Mr. Sheridan, his first friend, as assistant-elerk in the office of the theatre, where ...

... went to the Royal Italian Opera. ob r- The Queen and Prince Albert, with two of the 'royal gri in ohildren, were present at Drury-lane Theatre on Friday pr, is evening, to witness a pantomimic performance by a party an ,h of well known literary gentlemen ...

... Collins, of Marsb-lane, he D Bootle, corn merchant, while writing a letter in his office, not i No. 16 Brunswick-buildings, Drury-lane, Liverpool, eas good in suddenly attacked with apoplexy. Surgical aid was im He t nmediately procured, hnt Mr. Collins never ...

... circulated, as I am a quite sure they would have a very powerful effect on the c minds of the people. w The meeting at Drury-lane, on Wednesday, was attended fr with the most complete success. I was present on the q rf platform, or stage, and had an ...

... recommendation. Lord Palmerston commenced region. his speech wvith a reference to a charge made against great b him at the Drury-lane meeting by Mr. Layard, nowned to the leffect that his lordship hail jested with signall13 the sufferings of the people, ...

... has been postponed from the 3rd to Tuesday, the 10th of July. Another great meeting on Administrative Reform was held in Drury-lane Theatre on Wed- nesday evening, when Mr. C. Dickens appeared as au advocate of the cause, and, as will be seen on reference ...

... come between' the wind and his taink nobility, turned an airy period. with reference te the haS private tbea. tricals at Drury-lane Theatre. Now, I have mad some slight acquaintance with theatricals, private and, anid public, and I cviii[ accept that figu ...

... Sloan, Cauliffe-street (twice fined), lI icense g'ranted; James Gordon, Cuerdlon-street, license .e granted; Thomas Pambly, Drury-lane, license granted; p. Jane Harvey Pardly, Copperas-hill, license granted; s Charles Herbert, Houghtong-street, license granted ...

... WItlolis prize. The children were brought to Esg and, iln an nterarrival, lilr. Thompson and Air. Smith,th MIt in lessee of Drury-lane, wore so pleased that they gave of the't stile the defendant £15 additional, and plaintiff, believing moreh .ling himself ...

... Mr. Kay Clegg, ties hO aw-olerk to the market company. 10On Wednesday, a weman, named Mary Higginhottom,I 3t residing in Drury-lane, London, accidentally ?? a i .0 magnuim honum steel pore, froes the effects ef which she `- gradually sunk, and expired ...