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... Brownlow-street, Drury-lane. The defendant had repeatedly asked her to live with him, but owing to his violenae on previous occasions she refused to have anything to do with him. On the 29th of September last he met her is Drury lane and followed her ...

... institution, whereby it will now be placed on an equality with the more rich and prosperous funds of Covent-garden. and Drury- lane theatres. FATL ACIDNT.- Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, a weaggon, belonging to Messrs. Archer and Co., Golden-lane ...

... this case Mr. Charles Druce, the registrar, has made I his report, and the dividend under the insolvency occa- t sioned by Drury Lane Theatre will be 6 ninepence three farthings in the pound on debts proved to 6,3781. The money in court on which the dividend ...

... assaulting the police at Jutlien's Promengde Concert, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday night. Inspector Darkin, of the A division, described the cha- racter of these annual disturbances at Drury-lane. A num- ber of young gentlemen made it a rule to go in ...

... Knightsbridge'. W. et. Crouch, Golden Lion, NVarwick-place, Bedford-tow;' H to G, Oliver, White Hart, Drury-lane; J. Cole, Broewnlc At rs, Drury-lane; and W. Whetherby, Rising Sun, in The only refusal in this list, after hearing the applicatio5, was in ...

... Distinguished in Political Economy. (4) Distinguished in General Jurisprudence. 5) Dislingished in the Laws of Eng land. DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. Miss Helen Faucit appeared last evening in the ?? in the .Hunchback,which shelper- formed with enthusiastic applause ...

... turn, he -was .aued in the Biconisbury County Court for 311.4. ?? and agreed to pay 1?. 'a week while he was en- gaged at Drury-lane Theatre, and he suede several pay- ments. He was again sued in' the same court by'Messrs. Voutenand atededonth '4h Jue when ...

... went to meet mny husband at a concert. ec Sir Peter Lau ?? was the concert held ? li Prisoner-At the Great Mogul, in Drury-lane. t Sir Peter Laurie-That is a vary unfit and improper place S t for any respectable married female to be seen in. How- it ...

... allright, and I ought to be ?? t again, I knowr. Remanded for a few days. BOW-STREET. . E. MaUlars, a pawnbroker, of 129, Drury-lane, sppe . tbefore Mr. Jardine, charged upon a summons with baV`d5 Ireceived two decanters and other articles, in pledge, froee ...

... tvalue seven guineas, the property, and from the person of, cl s Morgan Kavanagh. ir r As the prosecutor was walking along Drury-lane on the tl . evening o0 the 3rd instant, he was met by the prisoner, S I who began to thank him profusely for having, some ...

... condition of 'the clI pure, hec~prpioslywasepy, bardl. TPeere is every- id it V.;N V iNComSTEt.-The; followinig :W 'the f 'DRURY-LANE- THEATRE. TO THII ZDATOILOF4119E DAILY KEWS - 'htbIptota , bin'erst ithmaamntoDrry. ctei~ha.atesendtoreeie sipulatedsumper ...