... , was charged before the magistrate at Bowstreet, on Saturday, with a violent Aswan on Mr. Michael Siena, burgeon, 41, Drury ,lane. Mr. Sleets stated that about half-past wren o'clock ha was standing at his own door, his wife, who had gone Out for a few ...

... troupe are some of the attractions offered. Thal following is the list of Christmas entertainments at present announced. Drury Lane supplies a Grand Comic Christmas Annual, by Mr. E. L. Blanchard, illustrative of Persian mythology, and entitled Beauty ...

... joking, the other half in evading his angry creditors. He was sometimes for hours, even for days, ambushed in the treasury at Drury Lane. He seldom answered letters, and very often did not open those he received. He lost receipts, and paid bills twice or three ...

... and out of his maternal shelter with more agility than could be exerted from so small an animal. Tits annual meeting of Drury-lane renters or die. benture holders was held lest week in the saloon of the theatre ; Dr. Beaman, ens of the trustees, in the ...

... that people are beginning to have their doubts nom about our own Shakespeare. Two rem were oaring at the playbills outside Drury-lane Theatre. Julius Comex.' said one. Tee, said the other, an adaptation from the new book by the Mew= of the head ! ...

... procession was revived in all Its glory, but I am told It was not neatly so grand as the play from the Fortuna of Siyl at Drury-lane. Toms is a newspaper which has devoted some of Its columns to the praiseworthy task of making exchanges between ladies of ...

... person of Michael Malloy. The prosecutor said he was a traveller. About ten o'clock in the evening he was in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, when he got into conversation and treated the prisoner to refreshments at the bar of the saloon. He then had in ...

... success, with Barry Sullivan as Claude Melnotte —we have no novelty to record at any of tho London theatres. Formosa, at Drury-lane, is rapidly drawing to a close, the pantomime hands having been hired last week, and the rehearsals for the Beauty and the ...

... elm being away in cousinco of a domestic calamity. I did no operatic dancing. Afterwards I played in the pantomime at Drury.lane, bet did not dance, in coosemence of having strained my knee at the Prince of Wales's The pantomime ran moil nearly Parise ...

... tradesmen with the humblest establishments, and operatives and their families of the poorest class. This district, like that of Drury-lane a little farther west, sad Whitefriara a little farther east, affords a good illustration of the tangled growth of old London ...

... had been spent on the Irish Church had been given to him, he could have made better use of It. MR. JOSEPH IRVING, late of Drury-lane Theatre, was a passenger oy the fatal train that lately caught fire on its journey to Canada, in which so many were burnt ...

... SMOTHERING A MAN WITH PITCH. John Holland, a plater, in the service of Mr. Faultless, harness-smith, of 47, Parker-street, Drury-lane, was charged before the magistrate at Bow-street, oa liaturday, with a singular eeriesof outrages on two smiths' labourers ...