... (Stipendiary), S. T7korsston, C. Stnrgc, and J. D. Goodman. THE BENEFIT OF THE3 DOUBT.-Micetad King (25), brasseaster, Drury Lane, was charged with assaulting Police-cohstable James French in the execution of his duty, on Saturday.-Tho prisoner received ...

... Keating, Brett, and Denman.) S nDA=Y V. OHATTEaTON. The plaintiff in this case, a barrister, was one of the new : renters of Drury-lane Theatre, and he brought an action I 1 of assault under the followhiu= cie-cumstances :-le went . as a renter into the dress ...

... sheets proved least expen- sive and most productive. A sum of 3001. was raised for the fund by the performances given at Drury- lane, Adeiphi, and the Princess's theatre, and 757. by the Plomenade concerts at the Agricultural hall. Sofar the total contrib ...

... affidavit. The parties reside in the County Armagh. Mr. Monroe appeared for the plaintiff; Ur. Weir contra. TirE RENTERS OF DRURY LANE THEATR. -In the Court of Common Pleas, London, on Monday, Lord Coleridge and Justices Brett and Denman heard the case of ...

... falsely alleging that her box had been lost during transit on their line. -Lord Coleridge has decided that the renters of Drury Lane Theatre have a right to free admission to the stalls as a portion of the usual audience part of the house, but this judgment ...

... CH5ATTERTO.N.-Theis ease wsprlfla~ i the 12th hist. The plaintiff, a banrister, vas Parly icOl wa I~eo the new renters of Drury-lane Theatre, and the action Xe-,ti assault committed in preventing Isis entrance to tile s orLil his character of renter hie ...

... Chatterton was given on Mon day by the Court of Common Pleas. The plaintiff, a hirrister, was ono of the new renters of Drury Lane rbuatre, and soene time ago he songht to recover laumages for an atsault conr:.itted in preventing his vatrance to the stalls ...

... b-ing Mr. Henry William Oliphant, editor of the W1eekly DispatcAh, and formerly for fcur years lessee, with Mr. Bunn, of Drury Lane. He saw Vert-Vert at St- Jaer.es's. His wife was with him, and he saw nothing calculated to offend a lady. The dances ...

... Raynoff (who played nder the name of Dubois), and Mr. Leonard Boyne. Mr. Oliphant, editor of a weekly newspaper, and lessee of Drury-lane theatre from 1842 to 1846; Mr. Thompson, the-theatrical critic of the same paper; Mr. Spencer, a writer of songs; Mr. Soden ...

... stated that the prisoner was subject to epi- leptic fits. SOUTHWAXH. WHAT IS ?? l-Mr. Henr HCame, milk contractor, of 139, Drury-lane, appeared on an ad- journed summons for selling milk adulterated with 18 percent. of water. Mr. Edwards, the sanitary inspector ...

... two daily. papers intend to publish a vea'- .r btn report of the proceedings. is A THEATRICAL BnICo. - The atccounts of Drury - lane is Theatre, London, for the years 1810 and 1817 have been is found in an old lumber room at Shanghai, in China I Some of ...

... other articles, the property of Englehleart Wilson. The prosecutor accompanied theprioners to a house in Charles-street, Drury- lane, and while he wnas there two men were called into the room, who attacked him and stripped him of everything but his trousers ...