... Devonshire is de- lightful, and Wales allwaywelvcbome. Bat after all- supposing you are already off to Balava or Moscow! - DRURY LANE T11EATR THE FUTURE OPERA Housm.-M r. Sye has entered into an arrangement withMr. E. T. Smith, thelessee of Drury-lanetheatre ...

... 4 lb`., made'of a blue 'check estuff. - We had four leather bags mide-!courier bags they were termed--at the corner of Drury. lane and Great Queen- street. Theae begs were tried in my wash-house, by putting 84 lbi. ofe shot into them.' To complete the ...

... rom the person of James William Nicholson.-The prosecutor' one evening had been spending a few hours at the Mogultavewn, Drury-lane, and on his way home be was ascosted at King's-cris by lhe prisoner, a girl of the town.' e desired her to leave him, but ...

... burned down under the auspices of Bacchus and Venus,' the presiding deidies at Masked --Balls, 'the moralizing Cominmittee of Drury-lane have resolved' that, as -a-pacifying tribute to 'Vulcan, there shall be no more Masked Balls on their nowpurified-boards ...

... FrIRe AT DRU.BY-,AN9E,- On Sunday morning; a little- before one o'cloco, a gent]emain rushed from, the stage entrauceg of Drury-lane,, into Great Russell. street, exclaiming that the theatre was on fire. Several cabmen immediately drove off for the engines ...

... which there was no doubt theprisoner intended to carry off.- Prisoner now said: I was going to see a brother of mine in Drury-lane, and in passing along Frederick- street I heard loud cries of Murder in the house. I went in to 'see what was the natter ...

... charged :with passing a forged bank of England note of the Liverpoo1 branch-.-A-butcher, narned-Shav, in ilack- Yioor-street, Drury-lane, depesed ta*he prisoner hav- ig, ,on the 10th-February last, paid him for a pur- chase of meat with an -apparently genuine ...

... against him alleged that Policeman 17 F saw the prisoner make several attempts to pick pockets while waiting to go into Drury-lane theatre on the 8th inst. He-took him into custody, when he found a purse in his pocket, which the prosecutor identified ...

... Elizabeth Jones, baker, Heath-street, Ramp- stead, a scale, I ot. pgainst the customer, lOs.; James Gaven, grocer, 162, Drury-lane, a do., albo caused by a piece of grease, lOs.; Michael Phillips, butterman, Great White Lion- street, Holborn, a do. I ...

... parted with Bedwell on the Surrey side of Hungerford-bridge, and expressed her intention of going to her sister's house, in Drury-lane, to obtain, if possible, a small sum of money, but she was not 'seen afterwards until her body was discovered floating in ...

... Ander- eon, and upon policeman Thornse, of thse F division, whoma he attempted' to ?? prisoner lives in Liveoln-couirt, Drury-lane, a few doors from a fish- shop, kept by a man named Bell,, by whom Anderson is employed asshopaian and porter. On Friaay ...

... oharged the defendant. BOW-STRIEET. TrEs lA.DY AND) THE DOcXXnY.-Henv'Y Ho0s, a costermewner, living in Charles-street, Drury-lane, was summoned for reusing to give up. a donkey to its owner, Miss Lydia Wheatly, of Regent-street.-Mr. Lewis, of Ely. place ...