... which was rendered of more than usual importance by the talent of the Actress, Meeting of the Renters of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. A Meeting of the Renters of the Theatre took -place on Thurs. day (27th ult,), at two o'clock, according to advertisement ...

... paper up at the tine, but have not got it now. I agree. generally with Mr. Wigan. I saw the ballet the year before last at Drury- lane Theatre, and this ballet is taken from it, with the exception of the dagger dancee which is introduced. I recognised ...

... been identified by his wife. His name is Michael Kennedy, a labourer, formerly residing with his wife in Berinett's-court, Drury lane, but lately separated from her, arnd lodging somiewhere in Finsbury. Mr. Bedford has held an inquest on the body, when a ...

... who saiid he .was a commercial traveller, deposed that he aceompanied a &oelng -woman: to a,:brdth'el in Ch'arles-street, Drury. lane, at three o'clock in the morning, and was conducted to a room apparently- in the &66piatib of the prisoner: .Vitness said; ...

... selves that it was no worse. ATTEMPTING TO EXTORT MONEY.-Ases Redgrave, who gave tier residence, No. 13, Liricoln-court, Drury- lane, needlewomad,wwas charged by Mr. Johia Benjamin Wyatt, architect, of No. S, Barnsbury-villas, Islington, with annoying hinLA ...

... was charged with brutally assaultinti a female named Elizabeth Alexander. The proseentrix, who lives in Short's-gardens, Drury- lane, said on Monday night, as she was returning home with a female friend along Chandos-streat, she met the prisoner, who was ...

... Little Russell-street, Drury- lane, was found in his pocket, together with seventeen patterns of drapery, with the prices attached, which had been enclosed in it. Another envelope, addressed to Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre; a letter and ...

... his wife, Ann Donovan, by ill- using her, and afterwards by throwing her out of a wiiidcoti at No. 19, Sbbrt's-gardene, Drury lane, was brought up on Monday for further examination. The prisoner, who conducted himself ha a very imperious manner throughout ...

... were these two items among the losses in the balance-sheet-loss upon the per- formance of the Brussels Operatic Company at Drury. lane, in 1846, 2,368 loss by advances to Mr. Charles Mathews, to carry on the Lyceum Theatre, on joint account, 5,312, but the ...

... 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 ...

... previous day. It was, bow- ever, found that he had left the horse with a person named Johns, a greengrocer, in Duke's-court, Drury- lane, borrowing 5 on it and the saddle and bridle, giving a memorandum that if he did not redeem it the. next day it was to be ...

... THE RIGhTS OF DRURY-LANE, RENTERS. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-DEC. S. DAUNEY V. CHATTERTON. This was anl action to recover damages for removing a Renter from the stalls of a Theatre. The plaintiff, Mnr Alexander Dauney, is a Renter of Drury-lane Theatre, and ...