... aud then he gave 6(i, Linton-road, Bersu odsey, wbere his . brother told writness thait he lived at a coilee-shop in 'I Drury-lane. Witnzess hadl found thatone o' the men who I. Was witlhl him wasoreisan anud an~rhr was ca-m au at thoe place wvhere the ...

... to register the resolutioins of creditors. The debtor, Mr Frederick Balsir Chatterton, who is the Lessee and Mauager of Drury-lane Theatre, recently presented a petition for liquidation. At the first meeting of creditors he produced a statement of affairs ...

... SETAlVAOIUN. The Rev. 0. J. Whjlitmore (Whiteileld inission, Drury-lane) writes to the DOtiy ?? ?? Much surprise and unbelief have been expressed concerning the last reported ease of 'Died from Destitution,' which, in DLin English, means 'starved to death ...

... dismiss the case. The pjrisouer was then dischargedi. BOW-STRELTF. *.1megs Allen, a leather cutter, living at 23, Cual yard, Drury-lane, was charged on a warrant before Mr. Flo wers with assaulting and threatening the life of his sons. Tames Allen, jnniols ...

... between 10 and 11 on the night of the robbery, and saw the male prisoner come out of a fried-fish shop in the neighbourbood of Drury-lane. When, later at night, he heard of the burglary, his suspicions were directed towards the prisoner. whom he knew to be a ...

... in the treasury for some weeks. The books were honestly kept and always honestly checked, generally by some one from the Drury-lane Theatre. The paper he gave every week to Messrs Webster and Chat- terton was a correct transcript of the bock he kept. He ...

... )farte before Vice-Chancellor Bacon, in the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, to restrain the performance at Drury-lane Theatre, on Saturday, the 10th inst., at the piece entitled Haska, of which the defendant Spicer was the author, or, in ...

... She b 4 went tosle again. About three weeksao'wtes ti aaarfnapthba at Drury-lane .About a moath Y. agO, the beds end mattreeses were rdemoved front el f tha Victoria Hotel to Drury-lane. JOiss Doughty took 0 DI five hampers to Brirdguorth about the same ...

... had represented that he was selling them- on commission forn ,man.-4ohn Harper. mainager to Messrs. Lewis and Whitehead, Drury-lane, oilmen said that the prisoner Taylor produced some sampies of matches, which he alleged had Ubeen bought at an suc- tion ...

... actress favourably known in America as Mrs Pownall, who subse- quently married James Wrighten, for many years prompter of Drury-lane Theatre, London. The early professional career of the deceased is shrouded in mystery, so far as the public records of the ...

... Bedford. on Tuesday, at St. Martin's Vestry Hlall, on the body -of Mary Dunn, I aged fifty. Mr. P. Dunn, boot-maker, 65, Drury-lane. 3 stated that deceased was his wife, and they had been t married thirty-two years. Soon after marriage she be- came addicted ...

... the Court of Bankruptcy last Saturday. ~r Roxhuegh, Q. C., and Mr George flaw appeared for the Company of Proprietore of Drury-lane Theatre, in support of au application for the removal from the Theatre of the receiver appointed under the petition for ...