... March kept his house open after the lawful honr. Mr. Herbert Cmpbell, the Iting in the i Huinpty Buiepty' pcotooime at Drury Lane, Mr. Harry Payne, the clown, Mr P. 3. JXool- cher, Ar. Charles Lauri, aod Miss Beatrice Forster were also summoned for being ...

... by her uncle, in Drury- lane, and shea took the omnibus, wvinch set her dowfn at the corner ?? tarnford-street. As she was goirg over the btldge the prisoner came up to her and sked her where t she was going. She told him to Drury- lane. Ho t then said ...

... falsely alleging that her box had been lost during transit on their line. -Lord Coleridge has decided that the renters of Drury Lane Theatre have a right to free admission to the stalls as a portion of the usual audience part of the house, but this judgment ...

... found with a lady 5aying in a house in Great 0oram-street. His Lords ip granted a decree utist with costs. SOLICITOR AND DRURY LANE ACTRESS. In the Divorce Division on Wednesday, the Presi- dent had before him the petition of Mrs. Marianno Aubrey Wyneo ...

... four sovereigns fom Rosetta Solomons, under the following circumstances- Complainant stated that she kept a cigar divan in Drury- lane, and that on Tuesday last the defendant; with whom, for some time, she bad ad on and off acquaintance, called at her residence ...

... CHARLES-STREET. Yesterday afternoon Bow-atreet police-opirt was crowded with persons of the lowest abaracter, inhabitants of Drury- lane, to witness the examination of three of their frater- nity charged with assaults on a Lascar, named Elassan, And on the ...

... refused to give up the name of the father or to express any contrition for her conduct. The prisoner was a machinist at Drury Lane theasre, and while she was away her husband sent to the house and removed all the furniture except that in the bedroom. ...

... 22 was charged with stealing, on the 19th of March laet, 4.. 4d. in money from Mr. Joseph Stoggles, a supernumerary at Drury Lane Theatre, and in a second Indiotmet with asesulting and oceiaioning bodily harm to the same person. Mr. Ribton prosecuted; ...

... Miss Grant of Ebury-sqluare. The petitioner commenced proceedings for a divorce. but her husband, who was then acting at Drury Lane, hgged her not to g on with the case 1su ies would be relied in hcis profession. She stayed thc proceedings. lut tindins ...

... brought up before Mr. Henry, charged with a violent as- sault on the police. A serious disturbance arose in Chandos-street, Drury- lane, on Wednesday last, where a mob of the worst characters in the district bad assembled. Police-constable 134 F, and several ...

... commenting vpon; ?? 'of-the plaintiff in-not filing his bill until the 18-h April, ,tbe ver~y ,eve,,of. the, opening of Drury Lane. Tha d-. fesdants' cieo was,that the~contracy, with Gye, of the 17th Novemberi was upon the espesee eondition that t'he ...

... Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre; and Mr. Pater, instructed by Messrs. Weekes, was counsel for the defence. Sir Edmund Lechmere deposed that on the 26tb of Febra- Ary, desiriug to go on the Friday to Drury Lane Theatre, he got into a cub ...