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HORRIBLE CASE OF STARVATION OF A GIRL

... wife of George Mayris Syl- m 'veeter Eso.,. aL Son. V May 10, in London, the wife of Mr. Artaud, of the Theatre- 'v royal, Drury-lane, a daughter. I MARIRIED. 51 Lately, at St. Augustine's chureh, Mr. Robert Holloway, to Ol Selina, only child of Wyanfried ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... boys. Mr. Hall: How did you spend all this money the? At. penny theatres, I suppose ? Witness: Ob, no. At Astley's and Drury-lane. I laid some of it out in clothes, and so forth. Mr. Burnaby: And did'nt you buy a horse? Witness: I bought a pony at ...

THE CASE OF STRAHAN, PAUL, AND CO

... Escott, an American cantatrice, of whom the Neapolitan critics speak very highly, is about to make an appearance at the Drury-lane Opera. Mrs. Stirling is about to re-appear at the Olympic Theatre. Mdlle. Nan is appear- ing in opera with great success ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... 40; assaults settled out o' court, 0. 'y TUE Ar~acAN TWrNS.- At Bow-etreet, on Monday, Mr. B. a, T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, somewhat startled the propriety of the court shortly after the disposal of the n night charges by introducing his ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... eaustody. DEATH OF A CHILD FROm ARDENT SPIRITS.-On Tuesday Robert Payne Priddy, a child aged four years, of Bennett'a'court, Drury-lane, died through his father and mother, whov were out drinking gin, having given him half a quartern, which at once rendered ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... Chartists in 1848, was tried for stealing a purse. A policeman, seeing him behave in a suspi'ious way at the pit-entrance of Drury Lane Theatre, arrested him; and a purse belonging to a Mr. Byrne was found in his possession. Mr. Byrne said he had securely ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... and now lies in the London Hospital. A BoY's MONEY Box.-Two boys were charged at Bow-street with creating a disturbance in Drury-lane, and assaulting the police. In the course of examination it came out that one of them bad just been discharged from Reading ...

POLICE INTELLIGENCE

... made some inquiries, and found that, seven or sight weeks ago, the prisoner and another orphan boy left a lodging-house in Drury-lane, London, and saerted for Bristol. They walked all the way, maintaining themselves by singing and begging. Since they had ...

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT

... special share of, pplause~. r, f-Mr. James Anderson arad Miss; Ele~wurthy Are ahont to com-31 g menee ano engagement at Drury Lane, and Miss Helen Foauct sd.dis announeds for six nights at the Lyceumg.I The Italian version, o Iof galfe's Bohemisi Girl ...

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT

... himself played Falstaff, and 11r. Charles -Matthews Sir 'Hugh, Evans. Mr. James Anderson. and Miss Eleworthy have appeared at Drury-lane, in Mr. Anderson's play of 1Clouds and Sunshine, whlsh was originally'produced at the Standard Theatre. Miss Helen Faunit'is ...

BANKRUPTCY COURT

... produtttion of a inew Opera from the industrious e pen of the Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha. It is oalled Diana - di Soen~ges., At Drury Lane Flotow's1 Martha lies been rreplaced by Vincent Wallace's 1Marltana. JBelf'S Rosa Of - Ceetille still proves an ...

LAWFORD'S GATE PETTY SESSION

... Covent-. .r garden, the nights have-been filled, this week with lbs 1Trava-. !r tore, ISatanelala, sad 11Dinorab.1 At Drury-lane there has I a been a farewell 'series of Italian Operas, In which Titlens, tGiuglini, Madamie Borchardt, Aldighieri, 'and ...