... dignity): I work upon my own acconnt. I am an inventor.-Mr. Henry: Where do you live 2- The prisoner: In Charles street, Drury lane, at a fourpenny dab-a fourpenny lodging house.-Mr. Henry: What number ?-The prisoner: Oh, not al- ays ait one. I sleep at ...

... -Mdr. Eyre Lloyd bar. rister, aplied to Mr. Vaughan on behalf of Mr. Rpe son, t e director of Her Mahesty's Italian Opera, Drury- lane,. for a summons against a Air. Spiller, under the fol- heen detached from ticets which i beene rhay bado the date being ...

... 51, Theobald's-road; Attenbo rough, Oreek-street; Kirkham, 318, Strand; Chap- man, 30, London-street; and Lawrence, 243, Drury- lane; and identifitd by the ?? prisoners reserved their defence, and were fully committed. ExTrENSvE EMBEZZLEMIENT-.Josepkh omsalia ...

... THE FATAL FIRE IN DRURY-LANE. On Monday D r. Haidwicke held an adjourned in- quest ait the King's Head tavern, Broad-street, cc, Bloonisbury, oi i the bodies of John Brown and Julia 5,s Higgins, who were burnt to death early on the Pe morning of the Uch ...

... cele- brated juggler, Tuck Guy, whose dexterity in purling knives close to, and about the body of, another China. man at Drury lane theatre will be long remembered, ande his wife were living. Tusk Guy brought from China a girl about thirteen or fourteen ...

... Saturday night by Police- ronstable 148 E, and had been told by him that it ras against the regulations for him to go up Drury- lane, ani he could not do it. Prisoner thereupon rtriok the constable an the side of the head with the baudle of his whip, and ...

... unable to have the pleasure of comolying with your request.-I am, sir, your obedient servant, FEAScis KNOLLYS.. ACCIDENT AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. An accident occurred yesterday afternoon at Drurv Lane theatre. In Act IV. of the Armada, where Spaniards and English ...

... before iar. TiA'era with having created a disturbance, and interrupted the service in Whitfield chapel, Wilso,--street4 Drury. lane, on Sunday evening.-Mr. Powell, the deacon of thechapel, said that he was present in his owe pew the previoua night-the ...

... clergyman of the esta- blished church, who had, it was stated, the misfortune of having twenty-one houses, in Lincoln-court, Drury- lane, which he could not sell, as he only had a life in- terest. The houses, which were let out to coster- mongers and persons ...

... Notice of appeal was given. There was a second summons for t'he same offence against Afrs. Hitchin, the/ White Hart, 191, Drury- lane; but in this case the added water was to the extent of 48 Per cent.-Mr. Vaughan allowed the case to stand over till after ...

... the p*evious night from the mortuary of St. Giles-in-the-Fields workhouse to the premises- of Mr. Powis, undertaker, in Drury. lane, at the request of the brother of a is servant to the Secretary of the Royal Antquars society, Somerset house, and who bad ...

... parents in Vieroy-road, South Lambetb. OnSaturdaybvening her 'father sent her with a note to a dairy,'kept by her uncle in Drury-lane and Hbe took the 'omnibus, which set her down at the corner of Stamford-street. As she was going over the bridge the prisoner ...