... 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 ...

... before. When he entered into business he reduced his expenditure. By Mr. Lawrance-Previous to that he was on a salary at Drury. lane. Was perfectly solvent when he made the settlement. The property settled represented his surplus. Out of his savings he ...

... been nuder hie guidanoe for the last ten years. Mr. E. T. Smith had been muces - oivcly the proprietor of Her Majeety's and Drury Lane Theatres, and for the lest two years he had been the pro- prietor of the Cremorne Gardens, a place which was licensed by ...

... AnrjoGED. FRAUD AT A. T3nEATICAL TilcxFT-orirce. -Jamer.e West/ield, aseistant at a tneatrial t cliet-otuio, in Brydgea-street, Drury-lane, was charged with ebtaining money by false protences from Sir Erdmand Lechmere. h'r. H. Broadon, of Eecsex-treet, Strand ...

... any one to open that door, N~ary Ann Turner, 4; Gcorge-street, gave similar evidence. Daniel Murphly, 19, Lincoln-court, Drury lane, the shoe black, said he generallystood in Compton-street Soho. He remembered being there on Thursday morning week. He brushed ...

... Theatre, whilst hie wife, contrary to his wiheF, accepted an en- gagement which was offered her by Mr. Dion Boucicault at Drury Lane Theatre. The defendant was a colonel in her Majesty's setvice. and the present action was b oaght in consequence of the ...

... a grocer in Drury-lane, was charged with receiving about 5 cwt.'of sugar, worth 5d. per pound. -Mr. Lewis appeared' for Mr. Belohamn.- Police-serjeant Aekrihl of the F division' said: About ten o'cldcklast night, I was ondiutym 'Drury. lane, and saw the; ...

... mother, who got her living by washing, lived in Crown-street, Soho. The father of the Longs, who lived in Princes-court, Drury- lane, was a shoemaker, but in such a bad state of health that he was unable to work, and the mother'was hourly expected to die ...

... think the new bishop will be popular sin this ?? Eveningt Mail. Ii MURDER AND SUICIDE IN DRURY-LANE.- e Shortly before seven o'clock yesterday morning Drury-lane I, was the scene of a horrid tragedy, a man named James L Wheatley, a bricklayer, residing ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... perceived his watch chain hang- ing down loosely, and his watch was ?? Hart, labourer, residing at No. 4, Clare-court, Drury. lane, said that he was in the booking office of the South Western railway when he saw the prisoner and the prosecutor. Smith ...