... The Fire in Drury-lane Theatre. OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION INTO ITS ORIGIN. The fire that took place on Friday morning, the 8th inst., in Drury-lane Theatre, s0 soon after the destruction of Covent-garden Theatre, has created an unusual amount of excitement ...

... CH5ATTERTO.N.-Theis ease wsprlfla~ i the 12th hist. The plaintiff, a banrister, vas Parly icOl wa I~eo the new renters of Drury-lane Theatre, and the action Xe-,ti assault committed in preventing Isis entrance to tile s orLil his character of renter hie ...

... INSOLVENcY OF DR,. ANDERSON, the late Lesrso of ?? Theatre. Jats Insolvent, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, applied last Tuesday ia the Insolvent Debtors' Court to be discharged. There was no opposition entered to the application, notwithstanding ...

... Bayley, in the Westminster County Court. The plaintiff, a property master, claimed of the defendant, Mr Augustus Harris, of Drury-lane Theatre, the sum of 3 6s. 6d., balance of an account. Mr Abrahams, of Abrahams and Co., appeared for the defendant. The ...

... was liable. Mr Chas. Lowe, actor, Drury.lane Theatre, stated that defendant's wife was his aunt, and deposed to the amount of Mrs Cazanbon's separate estate. Cross-examined-Are you not one if the clowns at the Drury-lane pantomime. Witness (indignantly)- ...

... and Co., advertising agents, of London and Newcastle, to recover the sum of itl from Mr Augustus Harris, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. The defendant counter-claimed for 29 8S. The counter-claim also inoluded an item for damages for breach of contract ...

... for the plaintiff for 40 lOs. and costs. DRURY-LANE LODGE. The first regular meeting of this lodge of free and accepted masons since its consecration was held on Tuesday evening in the Masonic Hall in Drury-lane Theatre, when there was a large and rep ...

... Frumpton, a fireman upon duty at Drury-lane Theatre, was charged, before MIr Vaughan, with stealing a brooch value 225. A lady named Auld, residing at 19, Mlontague-place, said that she was in a grand tier box at Drury-lane Theatre on the night of Jan. 1st ...

... being Messrs John Simmons and Sons, costumiero, of Coven- try House, Haymarket, and the defendant Miss Harriett Vernon, of Drury-lane Theatre. The claim was for 238 for costumes. Mr M. S. Nathan, of the firm of Emanuel, Pound, and Nathan, who appeared for ...

... in the srorll which would render it only, daptod to Drury-lane Theatre. The defendant said toe copy wais to be sent to Drury-lanc Theatre. At the time lie kew OP'Bsgtcuid Wvas produced at Drury-lane Theatre by Mr Wills, and the operetta of Beibata-o Mr ...

... Messrs John Simmons and Sons, costumiers, of Coven- a try House, Haymarket, and the defendant Miss Harriett a Vernon, of Drury-lane Theatre. The claim was for £38 DE for costumes. I n Mr M. S. Nathan, of the firm of Emanuel, Pound, and Nathan, who appeared ...

... assumed the role of chief machinist at the Gaiety theatre, was on Tuesday evening last presented by his old colleagues of Drury-lane theatre with an elegantly chased silver watch. The pretty little address, which was read by Mr William Mather, expressed ...