... Graziani as about to Fing at Drury-lane during the pr sent year. The plaintiffs solicitors on 'Monday last wrote to Mr. Smith's solicitors caling their attention to the fact that Graziani's name still appeared on the Drury Lane placards ind programmes as ...

... ecpeeilltfrom singing at theo Theatre Royal, f( aodto restratin Mr.%Smith froit pertuitting hint. i tti Tliolti-te Royal, Drury- lane, 0resweei ; ?? the Rtoyal Italion Opera, Covent-gar- n i'i the11 Ilallitiff a written poniiissioti, w~ith liberty ,, COLTRT ...

... a clergyman of the Established Church, had, it was stated, the misfortune of having twenty- one houses in Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, which he could not sell as he only bad a life interest. The houses, which were let out to costermongers and persons of ...

... OUBRT-YESTERDAY. [Before Mr- Commissioner PHILLIr8.] IN iE THOMSAS BLAKSE AYSffORD. This insolvent, it coachsbuilder in Drury-lane and at Walhain-green, wsas opposed by Sir. Dowse for three credi- tors, and supported by Mr. Reed. In this case (wvhsich ...

... after drink- ing another glass of wine he felt his senses going, and when he recovered he found himself in a court near Drury-lane Theatre stripped of every valuable thing he possessed. He returned home, and on his recover- ing went to the police-station ...

... The proceedings then terminated. The following distinguished persons honoured the performances of the Royal Italian Opera, Drury-lane, last week :-His Excellency the Baron Brunnow, Russian Ambassador, and party; the Earl of Lonsdale his Grace the Duke of ...

... Malcolm for the defendants. ;From the case for the plaintiff it appeared that the plaintiffi Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, ocCU- n pied, under a lease for three years, at arental of £100 e per annum, Penneylvania Castle, at Portland, ...

... the prosecutor to questions put by tloc di learned judge and the jury were not of Olin clearost kind. 01. He had been to Drury-lane Theatre that night, and left ru about eleven o'cloclc, or half-past, and from that titis to two, to when he met the prisoner ...

... plaintiff; and also from advertising Graziani's me. name so as to induce the public to believe that he was about cM- to sing at Drury-lane during the present season, The agree- zas. meet upon which Mr. Gys relied was dated the 27th of No- vember last, and was ...

... Mr. Henry for -assaulting a supernumerary during the performance of the pantoisihue Iof Rolin Hood at the Theatie Ro0al Drury-lane. The case collected a large attendance of professionals. Jrcmnes Mackintosh, the complainant, said that he received Is ...

... with burglary. ' no Policeman Pattison, 104 F. stated that between four and of five o'clock that morning he wsas on duty in Drury-lane when he heard a noise in the house No. 193, which is at ?? unoccupied, but is being fitted up as a butcher's shop. He hi ...

... at one of the large theatres, said: On the morning mentioned. in the summous I engaged the defendant's cab in front of Drury-lane, and desired him to drive rue to 8, Park-terrace, 1 Kennington-park. He drove me as far as Kennington- road, when lie pulled ...