... recess of nearly six months, to dispose of a por- tion of the cases now* in at-rest. Jamnes ye, of the Duke of Wellington, Drury-lane, was charged with retailing beer acid spirituous liquors without license, at a booth on Epsobi rade course in May last. ...

... 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 ...

... ANDTR5soN.-In this case Mr. Chas. Drece, the registrar, has made his reports and the dividend under the insolvency occasioned by Drury-lane Theatre will be Dinepence three farthings in tbe pound on debts proved to 5,378. The money in court, on which the dividend ...

... Napoleon Buonaparte, produced at Covent- garden Theatre, in 1831, and the play of Monte Christo, which was condemned at Drury-lane, in 1848. The Lyceum piece is understood to be an adaptation of Victor Hugo's drama, skilfully rendered for the English ...

... five and bix o'clock, at woman naled Mary Ann bealt, seed firty, who resided withi ter husbatid at No ii Charles-street, Drury-lane, while tahling teal, Ivas zedten with a fit of involuntary laughter, tand titnitediitely ex- pired. She was apparently in ...

... found upon him, stating his name to be Richard Thompson, and residing at 18, Willianm-street, Liverpool. BRUTAL MURDER IN DRURY-LANE BY BURNING. -On Monday evening Mr. Higgs held an inquest at the Three Horse Shoes, Milford-lane, Strand, on the body of ...

... because I ititni i, meet my husband at a concert. Sir Peter Laurie Where was the concert held? Prisoner: Attie Great Aloul in Drury-lane. Sir Peter Laurie: Thatis avetyni jiii and improper place for any respectable married feiii. to he seen in. However, I shall ...

... went to America, in 1847. He returned in December, 1S50, after a very unsuccessful spsccilzrtiou. Last season ieu was at Drury-lane Theatre at 7 a week Salaries were paid to Easter, and after- wards they vworked ori for eigbt weeks in tl,e hope that onue ...

... SUDDEN DEATH AT A WINE-VAULTS; IN DRURY- LANE.-On Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, an awful instance of sudden death occurred to a woman, of the name of Ellen M'Doual, residing at No. 15, King- street, Drury-lane. It appears the deceased was in the ...

... Craven Head, Drury-laue, touching death of Philip Blight, a shoemaker, aged sixty-five, tr;ding at i, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane. Isabella said that about fifteen months ago the deceased ?? 1araiyued in his side and arms which rendered bllt totally ...

... SUICIDE.-On Monday morning, between one and two o'clock, a woman of the name of Ellen 1Hayes, residing in Bennett's-cOurt , Drury-lane, at- tempted to destroy herself, in a. fit of intoxication, by swallowing a dose of laudanum, which she procured at a druggist's ...

... the bar before Mr Henry, charged with creating a disturbance and assaulting the police at Jullienis promenade concert, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday night. Inspector Durkin, of the A division, described the character of these annual disturbances at his ...