... jadged from the fact that, lan week, at the London Auction Mart, Mr. n to pablic auction renter’s share in the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, which annual dividend is now paid, with a free edmiteion, transferable annually, he'd for period of th!rty-»ix year*—sold ...

... first brcukiog ou . hut ...

... , the property of Joe. FiclJen, from the person of Eliza Fielden. The prosecutrix was passing the end of liumsll-court, Drury-lane, when her pared wav matched from her the prisoner Daniel, who handed it his brother, ran away, the jury found both prisoners ...

... Northamptonshire coal merchant and provision dealer—Arnold John, jun Woodhridge. Suffolk, inkcepor—Caplin Frederick. 125, Drury-lane, hosier, and habordasbor—Wood Jonathan, Wood Charles, and Marshall Thomas. 00. Drek-1.-ino.Spitaflelds, Mile-end, Tottenham ...

... Chambers opening the case for the plaintiff, stated that the latter part of the vear was out business, when he sap E. T. of the Drury-lane, and Her Majesty’s Theatres, who promised him that if he (the plaintiff) could 6nd a business to go into, he would advance ...

... When he went up to shake hands with it at parting.—American •>.J L M .u~ A ,niorons seeing parcel lylne on 2,® c ncc *h of Drury Lane Theatre, one of which, from Its ha’.i travelled to »wn by the side ■omeg me, was smeared with bloorl, observed, “That parcel ...

... kick.— Edmund Kean was groat favourite with Mrs. Garrick, the widow of his celebrated predecessor. It was usual with the Drury Lane committee, when they wanted the new comer to make hit, to bring the venerable old lady out of her private box and then j ...

... builder Talleon John Axel, 4, Wbitley-villas, Cnledonian-road, Islington, Middlesex, sliip and insurance broker Webb Charles, Drury-lane, and Chrisp-smot, Poplar, Middlesex, general salesman Simons Edward, 115, Newgnte-strect, City, and 30, Bull-street, Birmingham ...

... Mackay. He travelled from court to court in Bt. Giles’s, and at length went to a filthy alley called , Lincoln’s-court, in Drury-lane. In one of the houses in this place he discovered the woman Andrews, and he also traced the child into her possession. After ...

... faint signs of healing, while a serious matter has iust been discovered. It seems that while living in the filthy den near Drury-lane, the unfortunate infant was either thrown, fell or knocked down, and that one of its legs was broken. The child was conveyed ...

... first husband. Her name was not Bussell, but that was her mamma’s maiden name. She did not know that her name was known in Drury-lane as Sally Bussell, She (insolvent) called herself an enameller—she enameled ladies’ faces, that was her profession—and dealerin ...

... yeare old. It appears that Xo. 10 in Uniry-oourt-a dingy thoioughfare leading from St. Mary s Church, in the Strand, into Drury-lane—is occupied by a family named Reeves, who tenanted the shops on the ground floor and flrrt floor back, and earned on the ...