... ven to the pollce. and Hayes ;a detective of the N division, succeeded in traoing the prisoner and a ?? of the propertkto Drury-lane.I lodging thereehe succeeded'-in' apprebendinlg the prisoner, and, ecovesig several of thef dresses, [with the desk, ? ...

... he entered into this agreement his license was an historical fact,' as much associated with Cremorne as the licenses to Drury. lane or Covent-garden theatres. Mr. John Baum was called, land said that had It not been for the existence of the license, lie ...

... espioesage to *which his establish- ment, always respectably conducted, was subjected. Mr. Webber, of the Barley Mow, Drury-lane, suggested that the Licensed Victuallers of the Metropolis should combine and close their houses entirely for a week, and ...

... attosnded meeting of licensed sictuallors, residing in the Strand district, was held aS EhXr. Webber's, the Barley Mow, Drury-lane in further. nce of a movement for closing all licensed houses in the metropolis for thle space of one week. Mr. Jenkins ...

... I . SOUTHERN DIVISION. (Before Mr. Barton.) 1 IMirORTANT. To RAG A)D BoNE DEALIRS.- B Mr. Trevor, rag and bone dealer, Drury-lane, 3 appeared on summons to answer the complaint of Inspeotor Halligan, 4 D, for having a quantity of bones on his premises ...

... gentlemen connected with the theatrical profession well qualified to judge, it appeared that the audiences of the Strand, Drury Lane, Vaudeville, Adelphi, Lyceum, Covent Garden, Gaiety, Globe, and Olympic Theatres, exuelsive of the Royalty, and Princess's ...

... their views regarding the matter. On Tuesday an adjourned meeting of licensed viC- tuallers was-held at the Barley Mlow, Drury-lane, in relation to the movement for closing all licensed houses in the metropolis for the space of one week; Mr. Jenkinsin ...

... his attention called in Poland-street, Oxfoid-strcet, to Matilda Ml'Gill, an unmarried female, residiuginParker-street, Drury- lane, who was taken with the pains of labour, and was immediately delivered of a female child. The females who were present assisted ...

... evil-disposed person, I beg yoe will pblish ?? letter as soon as possible. Yours respectfully, WILLIAM WBBBIER (Barley low, Drury-lane). SCARBOROUGof.-At the Scarborough Police-court, on Wednes- day, James Barwick, of the Bar lHotel, was fined 1 and costs ...

... sued for the amount which would have been due had he remained at Drury-lane up to December 10th, the date announced for the withdrawal of the drama. Mr Levey, the musical director of Drury-lane Theatre, was called, and stated that he bad instructions from ...

... In the first, a chorister,who w ae ?? a dairyman, and who had been engaged to sing in wThe gady of the Loalte, at the Drury Lane, suned tse t eesee, Mr. Chatterlon, for the anna of £e12, on the ground of unjust dismissal; hut on iunqry into details ...

... samples too. About half-past eight o'clock.flde previous evening he was passing the entrance to the Middlesex music- hall in Drury-lane, when be saw the prisoner enter. Hle spoke to the landlcrd, and a posiceman was sent for. Some of the missing property was ...