... was a' bookseller by trade,-, but worked at- I the theatres in the evening. .Last night, before lie 1 was required to perform his duties, lbe -entered. the .Pavilion 'Tavern, near the. new Olympic Theatre, where a number of booksellers generall e, n hegae ...

... he was a bookseller by 'trade, but worked' at 3! the theatres in the evening. 'Last'igt 'biefontred the b1 was required to perform'his duties,. 'leetre h Pavilion Tavern, Inear the ne~w Olympic Theatre, 2 where a number of booksellers generally met, and ...

... stated at e s a bseller by trade, hut worked at the theatres in the evening. Last Inight, before he )was required to' pei'form his duties, he entered 'the -.Pavilfon' Tavern, isear 'the new Olympic Theatre, bwhere a number of booksellers generally met, and ...

... conductor. He had known Ben- the endsc nett thre6e years and a half'. He was formerly check- was made taker at'the Adelphi' Theatre. Witness remxemybered shown thi -goding to Mr. Wyatt's shop. He had'seen Sullivan to pass o' d and Bennett five or six months ...

... conductor. He. had known Benk- the en, nett three years anid a half. He was formerly check- was mn taker at the 'Adelphi Theatre. Witness rememaberied shown -going to: Mr.i Wyatt's sh~op,' ~He bad seen Sullivan to pasl Iand. -Bennett five or' six months ...

... OBBo RY.-TJames Russell, alis. Rousell, well known. as a member of the swell mob, was charged with stealing in the Surrey Theatre a.valuable gold. watch from Miss *Ann Plum'er, the daughter of a tradesman residing in 'Holborn.-Thc prisoner, who declined ...

... Roainar.';- James Russell, elias.Rousell, well known as a member of the swell mob, was charged- with stealing in, the Surrey Theatre a valuable gol4 watch from Miss Ann Plumer, the daughter of a tradesman residing in, Holborn.-The prisoner, who declined making ...

... 's to Russell, alias Rousell, well known as a member of pri the swell mob, was charged with stealing in the 'les,' Surrey Theatre a valuable gold watch from Miss A ed Ann Plumer, thedaughter of a tradesman residing ob- in ?? prisoner, who declined making ...

... gentleman i i highly connected with Cambridge University, was c charred with the following extraordinary conduct .in the Surrey Theatre:-The constable of ?? the- . atre said, that during the performance on Tuesday i night the prisoner, who was wiit several other ...

... lbypicking up 'money in WMann tifi. this sacE' pish kind of'.way wouldbe:dsscreditnble to' ci.. Msr.thmaae nto any decent theatre,' a'i h rein, highest degree scaindlous to t a ~sCh a house as faillin Lied St. Paul's. Tue subject of Alderman HooIper's' ...

... highia connuoted with Cambridge University, was tt t- charged with the following extraordinary' conduct o' in the Surrey Theatre :_The constable of the the- bh rare eaidb that during the perforusane on Tuesday bi tieenlenin one of the'pruvate boxes adjoining ...

... s-emtineration by picking up money in i6 this seas pisha kind of w'ay would he discreditable to ?? time management of' any decent'theatre, end in the 15r. highest degree scandtilouts to that of such a house as~ 0(1 St. Paul's. The subsject of' Alderman Hloiper's ...