... pleaded guilty, he was a very young man, and had carried on what was ostensibly the business of a bookseller in Russell-court, Drury lane; and though undoubtedly he had been engaged in trafficking in these infamous prints, there V7nUS ?? to believe lie had been ...

... described as r.P architect and surveyor, of E Clemcnt's-inn, sought to recover from defendant, landlotd ] ?? public-house, Drury-lane, the sum at £40, f under the following circumustances. .Mr. Needham, barrister, was in attendance on behalf of f thoplaintiff; ...

... the Town-hall, Mussel. bargh. a Fxinc i. DLTURY-LANE.-Last night, a fre broke h out in the shop of Mr. Miles, hoeiar, 103, Drury-lane. a It was occasioned by the gas-light coming in contact with d etook in the window, and t t, for the timely arrival of the ...

... a woman named Anne King, aged twenty-five, was found smothered in a cellar of soot, at the house, No. 10, Parker-street, Drury-lane, which is in the occupation of a sweep. It appears that on the previous day the deceased had visited another woman, and ...

... conducted her there, and was otherwise delayed re r in getting in coal, The Datch vessel was laden with cotton. ?? the SALE OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE RENTER'S S EARES, &c.-Yesterday Mr. Robins offered for sale, at the Auction lence Mart, two renter's shares in the ...

... tradimaei at De Beauvoir-to wn, was brought before the chief magistrate, sMr. Hall, charged with bein drunk and disorderly at Drury- lane Theatre, and interrupt.Ig the performanee. makn.sc Weda noriye, btshperiontendent ofteaudiene por-d tion of the he atre ...

... Her name was' not Russell, but' that was her immamma's maiden name She did, not know that her St e name was known in Drury- lane s Sally Russell. She Ast so r ivent) called herselt au enemeller. She enamelled O. Wi e laes' faces, that was her ...

... strangled her. Ellen James examined: I and my husband live in the same house as this occurred in. He is a stage- carpenter at Drury-lane theatre. I know the pri- loner and his step-sister (crying). Yesterday morn- iag, at half-past nine o'clock, justas my hush ...

... spot, that No. 10, in Drury.conrt, a dingy thoroughfare leading from the side of St. Mary's Church, in the Strand, up into Drury-lane-is occupied by a family named Reeves, who tenanted the shops on the ground floor and first floor back, and carried on the ...

... HtENROY BREOOMEa L.; The insolvent, 01 Harry Broonte, of the Crown and as IBy Cushion puibifc-houase, Ruasell-et root, Drury-lane, who ap, 9, L ; plied under the Protection Act, was opposod by two credi- t *x- -tore, namred Bowman (an undertaken), and ...

... before a London audience at the age of eight years. Ho was, subsequently, a member of the Italian Opera, Covent-garden, Drury-lane, Veaux- hall Gardens, and many of the minor Theatres. He also played the heavy business in the Theatre Royal, Bath, under ...

... DEBTORS' COURT. RE HENRY BnoomE.-This insolvent, Harry Broome, of the Crown and Cushion public-house, Russell-street, Drury-lane, who applied under the Protection Act, was opposed, last Tuesday, by two creditors, named Bowman, an undertaker, and Dingley ...