... and pleasure, was a member of the Garrick Club, where he dined frequently, and thau he passed a great part of his time at Drury-lane Theatre. Mrs. Harris said she lived at 66, Gloucester-place, Portman-square, and let out lodgings. She knew Mrs. Coupe, ...

... that at half-past three o'clock on the morning of the 17th of December, he was standing at the end of Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane, when he observed the three prisoners in company. When they saw him they turned into Vinegar-yard, and thence to Russell-curt ...

... hod been a Licensed Victualler, hot was now out of buainess. H6 had the lease of the Crown and Cashion, Rtussell-street, Drury-lane, but finding it did not pay, and that he could esot attend to it, he leit it. He nowy let the house. No informatisne were ...

... intirely wid the crule rbumatics. Barry reported that he found the mother in a decently-furniished rooiu in Liocoln's-court, Drury-lane, cooking nutton-chops over a blazing fire, plenty of bread and potatoes on the table, and 4 or 5 worth of crockery and china ...

... The Fire in Drury-lane Theatre. OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION INTO ITS ORIGIN. The fire that took place on Friday morning, the 8th inst., in Drury-lane Theatre, s0 soon after the destruction of Covent-garden Theatre, has created an unusual amount of excitement ...

... SHOP TILL. -Tanmes Peir-y, aged thirteen, one of those squalid, homeless, little outlaws with whom the neighbourhood of Drury-lane so plentifully abounds, was charged with stealing a till containing Ss. lid. in silver, front a drawer in the shop of Mrs ...

... but there was nothing to lead to his identification..-A womafn named Mary Began, aged fifty, residing in Prince's-street, Drury-lane, also committed suicide on Thursday by cutting her throat. She was of intemperate habits, and had been drinking for the ...

... chorus. With this experience he went to Brighton as a comedian, and thence to Bath. In 1833 he was engaged by Mr. Bunn for Drury-lane Theatre, when he made his first great hit in the patt of Tom Drops in Jerrold's comedy of 'he hschoofellows. His dramatic ...

... on by Mr. Lewis (who defended Mr. Coney), the complainant explained that he was present at Mr. Emery's entertainment at Drury-lane, in respect to which it was complained that certain young people were chattering and laughing during the representa. tion ...

... action was brought to recover 20 19s. 6d. for frames supplied by him to the defendant, Mr. Edward Tyrrell Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. It appeared that some intimacy existed between Moore and Smith, and that the amount in question was for frames ...

... A solicitor named Lewis was engaged in the business for these parties, and an arrangement was entered into for renting Drury-lane Theatre, and bringing over from Paris a tricepe for the performance of Les Cosageqes. An agreement was dra4vn up giving ...

... s. The roughs, who were recognised by one of the officers of this court as principally from St. Giles's, Seven Dials, Drury-lane, and other localities, dispersed without further mischief. There were only three or four trifling cases arising out of the ...