... 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 ...

... and found the spoon and fork gone. lie went out, and called at several pawnbrokers along Hol- born, and at last to one in Drury-lane, kept by a Mr. Hedges, where the prisoner had been about five minutes before, and pawned theospoon and fork for 11. Two ...

... one farthing. ' ' OW-STRUET. A SAD CASE AND A BAD CAsz.-Rlchsrd Gronmpert, landlord of the Rose and. .Crown publicehouse, Drury- lane;, appeared.at this' court to answer a charge against him, prefetred by the policeauthoriiies, of. knowingl'y permittiig ...

... 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 ...

... seven o'clock, he saw the pri- soner and a companion pushing violently against gentlemen in the crowd at the pit entrance to Drury Lane Theatre, in Little lussell-street. HIe watched him, and observing some- thing fall from his hand, he told another constable ...

... a successful issue. Thanks were voted to Mr. Williams for his sup- port, after which the meeting separated. ROBBERIES AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE-On Thurs- day, Mr. Hall, the magistrate at Bow-street Police-court, was for some timeengaged in hearing cases against ...

... a disturbance, and destroyed a num- ber of glasses, the property ot the landlord of the Marquis of Granby public-house, Drury-lane.-Thon'ss Green, pot-boy of the house, deposed that last night, between eleven and twelve o'clock, the prisoner, in company ...

... stealing a watch, value £5, the property of Robert king, from his person. This robbery was committed at the pit entrance of Drury- lane Theatre, on the night of Mtr. Miacready's fareeit Per- formance. The prisoner arid a companion were observed by two officers ...

... subsequent session as long as the iahibitioa lasted. ; : ' hard labotf The prisonr .was sentenced to six months ROBEERY AT DRURY-LANE TirTnRe. Edw6rd Felix was indicted for stealing a Wvtch, 6.1, thp property of Rbert King, from his ?? - -This -robbery ...

... 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 ...