... extremely well. Mr. IMathews was also clever in the part of Tug, in the first-named piece. The ladies engaged were Miss Conway (Drury-lane), Miss Murray (2rincess's), and Miss Percy (Sadler's Wells). The acting of each was deservedly admired. There was a brilliant ...

... for an extension of the time tor filing the accounts, He produced an affidavit from Mr Thomas C. Foster, the Treasurer of Drury-lane Theatre, and lormerly in the same position at the Lyceum Theatre, stating that he had been constantly employed since the ...

... took place at St. Martin's Church in 1853. The Iadultery was proved to have taken place at a house in Little Wild. street, Drury-lane, and also at a coffee-shop in Seymour-street, Euston-square. At the latter place a constable was called in to take the ...

... linen. draper and silk mercer, who perished in the fire that occurred in their employer's premises, Blackneour-street, Drury-lane. Josiah Anchurch, Police-constabie No. 93 F. said that on the evening in question he heard a cry of fire, and eprang his ...

... continued on ths part ot his wife, and she, contrary to his wishes, accepted an engasement from Mr. B~oucicault to perform at Drury-lane Theatre when he was Manager there. She had not been long theta before plaintiff suspected his wife, and after he told her ...

... 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 ...

... London before, I thought I would like to go to ote of the grand theatres, so last night I went. Eh! Oh, I it was either Drury.lane or Covent-garden, I don't know which, and I never thought of asking the money.taker the name of the honsc; but I never went ...