... Wales, attended by the Countess of Meaclesfiold, Lord Ylarris, and General Sir william Knollys, went to Her Majestys Opera, Drury. lane. The Princessof Waleswiththe Countess of Macoles- ?? Harris in waiting, attended Divine service at'the Chapel Royal, St ...

... bottles of champagne, the property of Thomas Bennett, saloon keeper at Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Langford prosecuted; Mr. Davin defended. The prisoner wes a gasnman at the Drury Lane Theatre, A quantity of champagne had been missed by Mr. Bennett from the ...

... and Mapleson opera coalition has come to naught, aines Mr. Maplegon has announced the corn- r mesoement of his season at Drury Lane. The master cotton spinners of the Bolton district have held a meeting to oonsider the application nO the card strippers ...

... one of the worst men on ths division. He employed yonng thieves to go out to steal for him. Ho lived in Coarlos-Etroot, Drury- lane, where he was Furronuded by somo ?? bad cha- raoters. Himself end Sergeant Chapse'l had had nearly aSU his companions, and ...

... deposed that having received information he went in company with police-constable Hines to the honse, 10, 1 Charles-street, Drury lane, where he found the prisoner r la the second floor back roonm. He asked if she had any. thing In the room that did not belong ...

... O.Sr . ?? . :.f. d .The bankrupt, J'ohn Bedford Leno, wan described as of j'56, Drury-lane, manager of the Working Man's Excursions e to Paris, previously of Drury lane, printer and publisher, a trading under'tbe style f the -WestminsterPrinting Corn ...

... Oxford-street. The following licenses were also granted --The Music- hall, Store-street, Badfor-usqiuare; the Mogul Tavern, Drury-lane; White 'Hart, Drur-lane; King's. He-ad, Duke-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields; Weston' 8usic-hall; L National Assembly Rooms ...

... Judgment! The anomaly is monstrous. T'IFi QUESTION Ot THlE OPERA is at length settled; and 1r. Alaplesou opers Drury-lane on the 28th inst. DRURY-LANE 'ilIEATlE.-X1r. F. B. Chatterton, the industrious and clever Lessee of our National Theatre, announces a most ...

... licensed victualler, Brown Bear, Broad-street. a short measures, :s -, G. Lay, licensed victualier, Marquis of Granby, Drury-lane. gsant Giles-in-tbe-Fields, 4 short measures, 20s - H13. tAylor, licensed victualler, Prince of Wales, 45i Great' QOeen-street ...

... Carpenters, &c., 21 16s Gad) ?? 215 2 6 Or, Account of Tickets paid for Benefit at Drury-lane Theatre ?? 45 14 3 Mr. F. B. Chattertos, Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane 50 O 0 Cash taken at the doors of St. James's Hall, at a Free Benefit given by Christy ...

... and Mr. W. Edwin defended the prisoner. Timothy Edgely, a licensed victualler out of business, said that he resided at 15, Drury-lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock, he was passing along Bankside, when he saw the prisoner (oming towards ...

... age, his daugh. ter, in the Thames. at Bankside. Timothy Edgely, a publican out of business, sala that he resided at 151. Drury-lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock, he was passing along Bankaide, when he saw the prisoner coming to- wards ...