... took place on Thursday :-The defendant Benjamin Sloman, had for many years filled the position of chief carpenter at the Drury-lane Theatre, and the prosecution was instituted Madame Caradori, the prima donna during the late opera season, and Signor Pavesi ...

... Miracclocs Escape of Fifty Pbrsons lane. — On Sunday morning, about a quarter before three o'clock, the inhabitants of Drury-lane were painfully excited by the outbreak of fire, which was nearly attended with the sacrifice of not fewer than the lives ...

... Capture of a Counterfeit Coin Vendor.— About eleven o'clock on Saturday morning constable F 110 captured, the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, one of the most notorious utterers of counterfeit coin known the metropolis. On searching the man, nearly 100 pieces of ...

... 43/. There waa large attendance of amateurs a and dealers at the sale. Alarm of Fire Drury-lane Theatre. the performance of La Somnambula on Wednesday night, at Drury-lane Theatre, an alarm of fire was caused a gentleman in the boxes, who fancied ho saw ...

... Inquest of Broome the Pugilist.—On Friday Mr Langham, deputy-coroner for Westminster, held an inquest at the Wrekin Tavern, Drury-lane, touching the death of Johu Broome aged 38, the well-known pugilist, who committed suicide the previous day. appeared from ...

... *» lnsp ector Mackenzie said there were 40 alarm could be the immediate neighbourhood of the court, ticket-of-leave men Drury-lane, who had retu rned to and chiefly in Charlee-etroe Uf M Jardine hS . !e y nd strong feeling upon the subject, as society ...

... Marquis of Hertford, were sold on Friday. The buildings cost the Marquis upwards of 50,000/. Mr. E. T. Smith, tbe lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, became the purchaser. Lord Stuart de Rothesay's sale, which concluded on Saturday at the rooms of Messrs. Sotheby ...

... exceptions, a stand will be made at that rate. The Administrative Reform Association held a meeting on Thursday evening at Drury Lane Theatre, and the buildwas crowded in every part. The speakers were Mr. Morley, Mr. Layard, M.P., Mr. Lindsay, M.P., Mr, ...

... be of short duration, but would linger on. Some remarks were interposed by Col. Freestuu, relating to a late meeting at Drury-lane Theatre. Sir S. Northcotb, observing that Mr. Layard had not pointed out any effectual remedy for the evils had exposed ...

... OF THE GOVERNMENT.—EXPLANATIONS. Mr. Lindsay entered into a lengthened statement to prove that in all that he had said at Drury-lane he was not guilty of uttering virulent untruths, as was stated by Admiral Berkeley. He also read, in support of his statements ...

... brigade. Private Theatricals.—The second meeting of the Administrative Reform Association was held on Wednesday evening at Drury-lane Theatre, and the house was again well filled. The meeting was addressed by Mr. S. Morley, Mr. C. Dickens, and others. Mr ...

... (From the Morning Herald) On Wednesday night the Society for Administrative Reform held one of its monster gatherings in Drury-lane Theatre. Every corner of the building—every available spot of standingroom—was occupied by eager audience. Faces were piled ...