... — On the 26th ult., at her residence, Belmont Villa, Shore- road, Hackney, Sopliia, widow of the late Mr. John Cook, of Drury-lane, aged 61. EMAMUEL.— On the Wth ult, suddenly, much respected Mr Esekial Emanuel, of the Hard, Portsea, goldsmith to the ...

... assistant in the employment of the prosecutor, and he sold the articles purloined to the prisoner, who lived in Short’s-gardens, Drury-lane, end who gave him for them about one-fifth of the wholesale value, and in some instances much less. The assistant was a ...

... DRURY-LANE. Tbe announcement of a new drama by Mr. Watts Phillips, the author of The Dead Heart, attracted a numerous audience at this theatre last night, anxious, no doubt, to see some of their old Adelphi favourites upon a new stage, for Mr. Webster ...

... Mr. Toole, and Mr. Paul Bedford have lured themselves.for the occasion from the scene so man triumphs the wider arena of Drury-lane. The drama, which is ca'ilsd Story the to,” is not, it title might suggest, based upon the adventures of the illui trious ...

... about sight o’clock at night, and saw there Poole and Mr. Brvan. The prisoner told me to hire a van, and I engaged one in Drury-lane to be at the warehouse at o’clock the following morning- When I returned both the bankrupts were still there, and Poole ...

... Mahoney, who had lived in the front parlour of said house and who had left some time before. He now lives in Frinee's-stroot, Drury-lane. This man came forward on Friday evening ; but it was too late for him to give evidence that the shoe was bis. He had cast ...

... his own, which he must have left in the theatre. Jj- Constable stated that he had seen the prisoner on several ! J^ions at Drury-lane Theatre, and suspecting him of similar I Series had watched him. •*.e Prisoner assured the magistrate that the officer's ...

... ■ ■■ . - . . ■: DRURY-LANE- THEATRE. On Monday evening., after Mr. Watte Phillips's sew dratoa— which hats now to its great improvement, been re- j duced within more reasonable limits of time limn wae occupied in ite pierlormance on the night ot its ...

... Haicli, H. Cam, G. Kelly, and T. Dietiii, Conductor, Mr. Alfttd U.ltou,—Doors opon Seven; llail-paat Seven. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. I.casse, -Vr. E. T. Smith. THIS EVENING, FORTY AND FIFTY. After which the THE AUVEXTIKES HE BILLET DOUX. Ii Mr. and 11m ...

... in the form a narrative. Th* prosecutor Mr, William Onion, who carries the buainew of a carriage trimming maaufacturer in Drury-lane, and it appeared that he became acquainted with the prisoner in June last, and that shortly afterwards he entered his service ...