... guilty, ami they were then committed to take their trial at the Assizes. Bteauko Pin the Persoh.—william (3i), potter. 9, Drury Lane, was charged with stealing gold scarf* nio, value £l., from the person H. Humphrys, fishmonger. Market Hall.—About o'clock ...

... the reason; the foil Market Pr« will giver you their Winning. Post-Office Orders to me made payable to William Wright, the Drury Lane Office. Half Ifictci not taken. For refersnree a* respectnWy apply the Editors «a any of the Sporting Paper?. But tee fact ...

... SYSTEM selected Jockey, or any other you sen ta mei ,e full Market Prico will i-o pirn you m Post-Odicc Orders made payable Drury Lane Office. Half Note: not heir in. TTrit-ht, For refereucet to respectability apply the Bnortim' Papers. But the fact of Wm ...

... patrons and a clique of singers, and from these cliques the public can only deliver themselves by patronising a second house. Drury Lane yet remains; and I trust, for the interest of the great art of our time, that some attempt may be made, even thus late ...

... other you see in look of tW w n the,ull Price will 4 yon i« S • , n,n E- Post-Office Orders to me made payable taken. at the Drury Lane Office. Half Notes not a® to reepectability apply to the Editor* any w, Paper*. But the fact Wm. Wripht, and bis him, havintr ...

... which case the two companies will be amalgamated, and there will be no operatic season at Drury Lane. Mr. Mapleson's season of Italian opera will open at Drury Lane about the end of March. Madame Goldschmldt, at Cannes, complains of London winters, and ...

... MONDAY. Before Messrs. C. 8, Kynnersley (Stipendiary), J. Poncia, and 3, Manton. Robbery from Pxbsotx.—William porter, Drury Lane, was charged with stealing scarf pin, from the person of Henry Humphrey, fishmonger, Market Hall. Late Saturday night prosecutor ...

... late the Colonel Commandant of the Tower Hamlets Work, ing Men's Corps, founded on his poem of the Convict, was read at Drury Lane, on Tuesday. The poem, published in a volume of poems, by the author last year, suggests some strong situations, and although ...

... Market Price will he given you rin case of their vWinning. Post Offlce Orders to be madie payable to- William Wright, at tho Drury Lane Oaioe. ialf Notesmnot For references as to repectablbtyr, apply to tbe Euditors co any of the Sporting Papers. Bat the fact ...

... Beak.—lt was generally understood that the late Mr. Charles Bean had In contemplation formal Jeave-taldng of the public at Drury Lane Theatre—a farewell engagement the course of which he might through a series of his most famous representations. Hist career ...

... Market Price will be given you in cae: of their winning. Post Office Orders to be mode payable to William Wright, at the Drury Lane OffisL. Half Notes not taken. For refrences as to resoictabillty, apply to the Editors of any of the Spotling Papers. But ...

... Market Price wilt be given you in t) ceso of their winning. Poet Office Orders to be made payable to William Wright, at the Drury Lane 0ffle, lailt Notes not taken, b For references as to respectabillty, apply to the Editors of any 2 of the Sporting Papers ...