... profitable and pleasant tour of foer months. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Williams are to make their first appearance at Drury-lane; where they are engaged till the end of February. Early in March they will commence a brief farewell tour through the southern ...

... about 40, balance of an account for advertising, print- ing, bill-posting, &c., in connection with the recent matinee at Drury-lane Theatre for the benefit of Mrs Conover. Plaintiff's counsel, in opening the case, said the claim had just been reduced to ...

... Accidental death, not imputing criminality or gross carelessness to either vessel. THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A POLICEMNU NEAR DRURY-LANE -On Wednesday afternoon Mr. St Clare Bedford resumned the inquiry at King's College Hospital relative to the death of Police- ...

... near the New-cut, and that be met the prisoner Smith yesterday at a public-boase near Drury-lane, and went with ber to a house of ill-fame in Princess-street, Drury-lane. When be went in he had his watch and money safe, It was about five o'clock in the afternoon ...

... dollars more than ;was ever known in the house. DEATH O MAE. HENRY LYiNN, TH{E TRAGEDArxr._T1jS' gentleman, formerly of Drury-lane and the Princess's Theatres, andl lately of Burtoa's and Wallack's, died about the 8th of July,. at St. Louis, Mobile, of ...

... smallest chance of making his theatre popular; and Mr AUGUSTUs HARis has already shown so much desire to do this in the case of Drury-lane that we feel certain that some arrange- ment will be come to at that house which will avoid further references to that useful ...

... name is a ho isehold vord among all ecub-ere of' tiJ e B. igicest class hlarp playing, announces a pp sr. iec coccert at Drury-lane Theatre on Wedecedey nexst the dlthe. 'aieo pieces oe ise Pyes e, Poole, Editea Wyn, Roes Heros, Mac-lae Moos; o M1sodafes ...

... me. Mr Cooke-Were you in your nightdress at that time ? Prosecutrix-Yes. Cross-examined by MrPalmer-She had performed at Drury-lane Theatre, at the Empire, and at the Alhambra. She went to lodge with her mother. The prisoner never objected to her until ...

... before Mr Flowers on remand with ctusing thed is of a man named Geo. Ward. The deceased was engage' painting the portico of Drury-lane Theatre and was emmaladder about thirty feet from the ground. The defendantwl d' vri !o a dust-cart belonging to Mr Cookson ...

... from the gallery to the amphitheatre. This money wvas never paid to the pro- secutor, and Mr Caitipbell, sub-treasurer of Drury-lane Theatre, gae evidence that the prisoner's duty was to receive only the tr attofer ticket, and never itoney. Proof was tendered ...

... dramatic author, against Mr. B. T. Smith, the Lessee of Drury-lane Tbcatrc. to recover the sum of 114 1i1s., for seven snights' represectation of Tihe Game of Ssclatiol, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, without tiec consent of the pfaintiff (who is the author ...

... His Lordship said that there would be no costs on either side. THE Princess Louise witnessed the performance of Frivoli at Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday evening. Mn EDITOR.-Sir,-Your notice in last week's Era of Lovers at Theatre Royal, Edinburgh, mentions ...