... pockets of the prisoners. The magistrates sent them to gaol for one month’s bard labour. Assault. —Martin Maliar, shoemaker, Drury Lane, was charged with assaulting a woman named Mayland, who resides in London’Prentice Street. The woman and the prisoner, as ...

... hundred and sixty-seven societies will come together on the occasion. Last autumn Miss Amy Sedgwick made an experi- ment at Drury Lane in the character of Lady Maucbth, and this autumn Mrs. Hermann Vezin is going to repeat the experiment. Miss Amy Sedgwick ...

... Olympic, to be produced when that theatre opens under Mr. B. T. Smith's management, He Is also to furnish the Easter drama for Drury Lane, The Criterion Trousers, lf'. ; to be had only at Page Brot'ere, The Carner, Bull street and Temple Row. 13S For 2s, ...

... introduce Mr. Fechter as Claude Melnotte. The Prince of Wales's remains shut Last autumn Mts> Amy Sedgwick made an experiment at Drury Lane in the character of Lady Macbeth, and this autumn Mrs. Hermanns going to repeat the experiment Miss Madge Bobertson, the ...

... Mir. Garbett, Hol- loway Hiad. The prisoners were sentenced to onemonth's imprisonment each. VIOLEn] ?? Maliar (23), 9, Drury Lane, shoemaker, was chargod with violently assaulting Cecihl ayland, London 'Prentice Street, in the Anchor public-lolsee, Dale ...

... ACTION AGAINST MSR. SInS REEVIS,-It vaili be remembered that an action was brought by Mr, F, B. Uhatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, against Mr. Sims Reeves, for a breach of contract In not having, according to an agreement entered Into with the ...

... The Action against Mr. Sims Reeves. It will be remembered that action was brought by Mr. F. B. Cbatterton, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, against Mr. Sims Reeves, for breach of contract, not having, according to an agreement entered into with the plaintiff ...

... s of this kind having been discouraged. Comns was the delight of comparatively few until 1738, when it was produced at Drury Lane Theatre, divided into three acts, and adapted to tbe stage by Dr. Dalton, Prebendary of Worcester, Lawes' mnsic being rejected ...

... loses much of its interest in the absence of stage action, still to those who have never seen it as it was brought out at Drury Lane many years ago, with all the scenic accessories suitable to the pastoral opera, as it has been called, cannot but appreciate ...

... which claims the somewhat dignified name of Theatre Royal It is, however, no very powerful rival to the Haymarket or Drury Lane. The patrons of the Drama who most frequent are not severely classical in their tastes, if one may judge by the experience ...

... it was ascertained that one of the jurors, who had been sworn as a FREDRIUCx LEx, harness maker, of Brown- low Street, Drury Lane, was not that individual, but his foreman. The REcoRDER said that both these persons had been guilty of flagrant contempt ...

... Messrs. T. Ehillips, H. Wiggin, 0. Ratcliff, B. Yates, and 0. Sturge. Bobbery with Violence.— Martin Malior shoemaker, 9, Drury Lane, was charged with assaulting Mrs Cecilia Moyland, of London 'Prentice t-tfeet, and stealing from her person a purse containinc ...