... nnett, medical officer of St. Giles’s Workhouse, said he was called to deceased on Sun- day morni , at No. 6, Barley-court, Drury lane. He found the child bad been dead some hours. The cause of death was suffocation by drowning. The jury it a very suspic- ...

... principal features will he a series of Grand Summer Concerts, at which all the artistes engaged at the Royal Italian Opera, Drury Lane, (as well as other engage- ments still will be hel do nding) wall assist, Two Grand Flower Shows n Satardays May 21 and ...

... Wales, at- tended by the Countess of Morton and Lieut.-Colonel went to-day to the morning performance at the Theatre Koyal Drury-lane, in aid of the Royal Dramatic College Fund. The Princess of Wales afterwards drove out, attended by the Countess of Morton ...

... portion of it, as it will be remembered was done by a man named Joustield, who mur- dered his wife and several children in Drury-lane. The prro- ceeding of the prisoner was observed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop The only persons present ...

... went at 2 och , and was told that Carter had not been there.— Eliza Carter, who said she lived at No. 5, Parker-street, Drury-lane, London, deposed: I was in aree week Windsor in July. T left tl s ayo last Monday. | knew the two prisoners by seeing them ...

... music by Michael Kelly ; “ T. I. T. H. Y.,” composed and sung by the most favourite actress of the day, Mrs. Jordan, at Drury Lane, was almost the only song on record. Among the authors of songs spelli which me pular and still retained their hold upon ...

... touching the death of Mary Rufus, aged six years. The de- ceased was the daughter.of a mechanic, living at No. 9, Maiden-lane, Drury-lane. On Monday evening she was told by her mother to go u, irs, and she got into a dreadful passion, and refused to go. She ...

... charged, at Bow-street, on Thursday, before Mr. Flowers, with uttering a forged order for admission to the dress circle of Drury-lane Theatre, with intent todefraud Mr. Chatterton the lessee. Mr. wis, sen., appeared for the prosecution. Ww. Shortis, a painter ...

... was produced in 1838 with great success. is subsequent operas, The Brides of Venice and The Crusaders, had a long run at Drury-lane, under the direction of Mr. Alfred Bunn. During the season of 1859and 1860 he conducted the ras at Dru -lane, when he brought ...

... the wedding of her Royal Highness the incess Louise, at Windsor Castle, 21. Mr. Chat- terton was uncle to the lessce of Drury-lane Theatre, and has four sons, three of whom are in the army. Mirrary Gazette of Tuesday con- tains the following notifications ...

... I N DS O R ONDON COMEDY COMPANY AND RUSSELL'S INFANT COMEDIANS, (From Theatre Royal Drury Lane). MONDAY & TUESDAY, July 10& 11, “JANET PRIDE.’ WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, “LEAH.” FRIDAY & SATURDAY, “MAUDE'’S PERIL.” To conclude each Evening with “GOOD QUEEN ...

... of St. James's having allowed a billiard match to be played in that place. The committee representing the proprietors cf Drury-lane Theatre has, with the consent of the lessee, Mr. Chatterton, accepted a proposal made b: the friends of the late Mr. salfe ...