... very sorry for what had occurred. The fact was that lie bail seen Mr. Brooke perform Ricikard the Third the other night at Drury-lane, and he could not forget it. Mr. Combe told the prisoners that they had acted very wrone in creating a disturbance ii a ...

... refusing, if they were on the rank waiting for hire ? The constable explained that the rank was close to the theatre, in Drury-lane, aud nothing short of a whole family of four or six-which enabled them, under the new act, to realise a good suim by extra ...

... but declined to give his address. was charged el, with attempting to extort money from Mr. E. T. Smith, the of lesaee of Drury-lane Theatre. t Mr. Renton NicholsonD the landlord of the Coal Hole di Tavern, deposed that he had been a friend of Mr. Smith's ...

... Syd- ir-iF, charged with endeevouriny to extort money on a threat of publishing a scandalous libel on Mr. Sa~ith, lessee of Drury-lane theatre, was brought up before Mr. Henry on remasnd.-Ir. Ballantine stated that Mr. Smith desired to forego any further ...

... accountant, but declined to give his ad- dress, was cbarged with attemptiing to extort money from Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane theatre. -Mr. Ballautine stated that the defendant had annoyed that gentleman by threatening to print and expose same placards ...

... re- fusing, if they were on the rank waiting for hire ? The constable explained that the rank was close to the theatre in Drury-lane, and nothing short of a whole family of four or six-which enables them, under the new Act, to realize a good sum by extra ...

... - John Sydsif, who had bean remanded from Wednesday last en the charge of attempting to extort maoney froz the lessee of Drury-lane theatre, was brought before Mr. Henry- for final examination. Xi. Ballantine (who was accompanied by the prosecutor), stated ...

... POMLCB-SATURDAY. BOW-STREET.-Jo1tz Sydsil A, charged with attemptisg to extort mosey from Mr. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, Was brouaht up on remand. Mr. Ballantine, who accompanied Mr. Smith, produced letters written by the prisoner to Mr. Smith ...

... its pro- per destination, and the prisonersubsequently vent to a per. son in the employ of Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and asked for an advance of money on the half-note, stating that lie was a son of Flexinore, the clown. The servant ...

... prosecution of a man named Carter, at' Westminster Ses- sions, for stealing play-bills belonging to Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. 'No :ounsel appeared for the prosecution, and no. expenstei' were applied for at the usual time. If there - had ...

... any ?? wo then silently removed from the bar. A MMc AccDEnxrTALLY POISONEDn.-Dennis Riley v6et to work at a chemist's in Drury-lane yesterday, and seeing a slice of bread and butter on a plate in the cellar, ate ol. It had been left f(or the rats, with ...

... On Sunday evening a man named Garrett T.Y ielvin, occupying a little hat shop and back parlour at 171E Martlett's-caurt, Drury -lane, deie *suddenly iin the presence of his wife, and eight small children, who t' ad been thrown into the greatest possible ...