... Cross-examined by Mr. Chambers: Wlhn Mr. Wind- hanm came to his shop he was always clean, and dressed ike ?? had been to Drury Lane Theatre with Mr. Windham, accompanied by Mr. Snowling, a hote-lkeeper in Norwich, Mr. Durrant, ast omnibus driver, and Walker ...

... -On Friday evening week two Panto- mimic accidents occurred-one at Drury-lane Theatre and tie other at the Victoria Theatre, which fortunately, however, were not fatal. At Drury- lane, Uar Hoiels, the Clown, in firing a pistol at the Patitiloon, Mr Tanner ...

... adhered to the fortunes of t'he merry trio, and would no: o cshaken from its old faite. And what is the direct oonseqreance? Drury Lane makes a little fortune every year bytitspantomime; and every other theatre in Lon- on, excepting one or t-c-.compelled by ...

... 0 5 0 D, (T. Rt., Drury-lnae) 0 6 0 Mr G. Brett (Brydgem-st., A. . BT. L ., Drury.lane) 0 2 a Covent-garden) . 0 O 10 6 ?? Mr John Nevilae(Lyeaurn) 0 i0 0 street, Drury-lane) ?? 0 5 0 J. Irving (T. B., Dublin) 0 2 6 MrJ.H.Csve(MlarYlobone) 0 10 6 W ...

... That Y is about four mnonths ago. He was alone. I was at the aatheatre with him in London the week before last. We went to Drury-lane, in the boxes. There were besides me, aDarrant, the omnaibus driver, and Snowing, who keeps the 0 Duke's Palace, in Norwich ...

... Theatre was dexterously robbed of his gold watch, valued 17, which soon after was sold for six pounds odd to a publican ii Drury-lane by a person officiating as a dresser to the Actols at the Olympic Theatre, who had previouily obtained it from a friend ...