... effaot Iof t1ei dritlk write tilal on hbr, she was talking to her hbirboed a 4 some ?? at the corner of WAitie Hirt- street, Drury. lane, aid la the omurte of oonveraation phe Made use of the ?? God strike mo down deed!' when, almost before abb had got the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... how his publishing it could annoy or offend Xr. Webster. That he (Mr. Tools) need not be afrkad of getting an engagemo$ at Drury Lane or else- where. Witness, however, Sadd he had 36 'wish to offend Mr. Webster. Crow-Oxammned: The plaintiff) with other editors ...

... Smiths, per Mr. Williams, It; Liver- nool 'lTywgrap ical Society, per Mr. Jones, C1; Zinc lVorker. Society, Craven Head, Drury-lane, per Mr. Farmer, 51; Kilmarnock Irenfounders, per Mr. Murray, 21 lOs; Exeter Ironfoundtrs, per Mr. Stevens, Ils 10d; Sheerness ...

... and Iron Ship Builders, per ~ ?? ~ BnnhavV lroufiinidera, per W. AilrItiidfkGroIwich, per' E. yer tt ?? Craven lvead, Drury-lane, T ~ ' H' ?? rigutoin Railway Workahope, I ft Mr 1 ~~ it; TIWo Brass Finishe'rs, .0. ('arpeuitol5' and Joiners' Society ...