... October, ma after applications to several theatres for I i i i I I I an engagement, he was engaged by Mr. E. T. Smith, 0 Drury-lane, from Christmas to March, at £7 weekly. The plaintiff having been examined in support of these facts, Miss Lydia Thompson ...

... sentenced him to twelve months' hard labour. Two prisoners, named Jfornme and TWelch, were indicted for picking pockets at Drury-lane and Covent-garden Theatres. Mr. Lawrence prosecuted in one case ; Mr. Brooks in the other. Mr. Ribton defended both prisoners ...

... Blackburn on I Saturday last, in which Antoine Lavino, the celebrated oboe t player, was the plaintiff, and Ir. E, T. Swith, of Drury- lane Theatre, the defendant, for breach of contract, when a verdict was passed tor the plaintiflf damages £31 lOs. MIr. Hawkins ...

... celebrated oboe player -so well reitiesubered by tile hsfiturs eof Julliti's concerts -against Mr. E. T. Smith, the lesses of Drury. lane Theatre, for breach of contract, and in which the plaintiff recovered £80 damlages, a rule Was granted yestelrday, in this ...

... too -late in October, and after applications to several theatres for an engagement, he was engaged by Mrn E. T. Smith, of Drury Lane, from Christ- mas to March, at 7& weekly. The plaintiff having been examined in support of these facts, Miss Lydia Thompson ...

... employment elsewhere, hut did not succeed in obtaining anything until Christmas, when he was engaged by Mr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane, at a salary of 7 a week. That engagement wvas from Christmas until March next, and was still current. This being the p ...

... until next Thurs- day. HER MATOsTY'S THEATRE. --An agreament WaS signed on Thursday which constitutes Mr. E. T. Smith, the Drury lane manager, future lessee of Her Ma- jesty's theatre, at a lease of seven, fourteen, or twent3,' one years. NEwiweAp.B mx Tunis ...

... Swift, was charged with conceal- ing the birth of her infant female child. Mrs. Susannah James, the wife of a brushmaker, in Drury-lane, and an acquaintance of the prisoner, stated that, on the 16th inst., in consequence of a message she received, she went ...

... the defendant-iwoe a prot'lrtio)iml beggar, thit Ie. kept a prostilnte, 2nd lived in the miildt of prftes Iona[ beggars in Drury-lane in first-rate style. The defendant enid that he was a discharged' soldier. Ho had been through the Crimean campaign, and ...

... under the following circumstances: - The spokesman, whose name did not transpire, stated that lie and his friend went to Drury Lane Theatre, last evening. and presented an order for the upper boxes, which had been given to them by a friend. While the attendant ...

... Chief Justice.) BURTON V. WEAR. This was an action of ejectment, and the case is meot intricate. The plaintiff resides in Drury-lane, London, and was in business as an upholsterer ; the defendant resides at Balsharn, in this county. The property in dispute ...

... that, at about four o'clock in the morning, ho was called up and summoned to attend a woman in labour, in Bennet's-court, Drury-lane. On reaching the court he saw the defendant standing at the entrance, and inquired of him ifitwaasBenuet's-court. Hereplied ...