... to her parents. Since that occurrence, he had been in the habit of parsding the street in which they live (KIing-street, Drury-lane), flouting them with the dis- honour of the daughter, and challenging any of the family to act as her champion by meeting ...

... hard labour. DEATrH IN A WAEn rTUB. - On Wednesday after- noon, Mr. Wakley held an inquest at the Sugar Loaf. Fing.street, Drury.lane, on the body of Margaret Albert, aged eighteen months, who was found dead in a tub of water head downwards, in a room of ...

... of James Hibbert. I S, On Saturday morning, the 16th of -June, the prisoner was. a- found by police-constable 24 F, in Drury-lane, very drunk,i and surrounded by a number of children who were having he a game with her. The constable, on interfering, ...

... Braham, and by Mr. ?? Caarten for Messrs. Abbott, Barton, and Co., ?? agents Mr. Sargoed supported. 1 lhe insolvent took Drury-lane Theatre at l2statweek for the production of English Opera, andkept it open sone wreek. Hence his insolvency. He alleged ...

... Mr. Bicker Cnarten for Messrs. Abbott, Barton, and Co., advertising agents. Mr. Sargood supported. Thle insolvesit took Drury-lane Theatre at 1251. a week for the production of English Opera, and kept it open one week. Hence his insolvency. He alleged ...

... had never lost an article before.- The prisoner the same morning pledged the three damask slips'at Mr. Livermore's, 43, Drury- lane, for 7s. 6d., and got diunk with the money. She said nothing in her. defence, and the jury found her £( Guilty Mr.-- Payne ...

... course was unustiird in his profeasion. It thee was ar-ranged that on Easter Monday last the plaintiff ants, :should attend Drury-lane Opera. He had been in the up 5 country and ar~rived at the office of the perON M about a ,IquarATr to eight o'clock. Rie ...

... sw-as also proved that w hile a policemrkan was taking Field to the police- sration, 'lii prisoner Miariin as-s seen in Drury-lane to maink sic-ntls to him, to which Field respunded by 'motioning hibn to escaipo. ?? run aiat'; but he eills foll'iwed und ...

... (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) TN RE JAMES PECU.-ENGLISH OPERA AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The insolvent, known as Dr. Pech, who had been mu. sical director of the English Opera at Drury-lane Theatre, was further heard. Mr. Dowse opposed for a creditor named ...

... OPERA AT DiURY-LAXI THEATRE. The insolvent, known as Dr. Pech, who had been mu- sical director of the English Opera at Drury-lane Theatre, was further heard. Mr. Dowse opposed for a creditor named Joseph Braham; and Mr. Cockerell, a creditor, appeared ...

... defendant, Mr. Williamson, was a victualler, and in 1856 he was occu- `inga house called the Sugar Loaf, in King-street, Drury. lane,London. That house was burnt down, and the plain. tiff's father being employed upon the rebuilding of it, he formed an ...

... the public. His jumping about the stage on the steps of ladders ind the tops of spades will long be remembered. He was at Drury Lane last season, and his last arpearance before the public was for a benefit at the Surrey Theatre, either in March or April ...