... Mulleo had given her, Alter they put her in the bed, witness went out to asoortain what could be done. S3h met a constable in Drury-lane, who advised her to go to the station, Her sister was a widow, and hor name was Parry. She was not mwarried to prisoner ...

... TtE.-JULY 22. (Before Vico-Chancellor Sir B. Maolsi.) . CATTEraopf ?? 1ELMOORE. This motion en behalf of the lessee of Drury Lane, t Adolphi and krincess's Theatres, to restrain Mr, l3elals, the ?? actor, from performing elsewhere tban at the Adolphi ...

... the 13th at Marlborough House; On the 14th their Royal Highnesses went to the morning performance at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, in aid of the Royal Dramatic College Fund, the Prince of Wales presiding at the annual dinner on the i6th. On Sunday the ...

... Bankruptcy Court, on Thursday, before Mr Registrar Brougham. The debtor, who is the Lessee and Manager of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, late of the Princess's and the Adelphi, has petitioned for the liquidation of his affairs, and Mr Terrell applied to the ...

... 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 ...

... Princess re- mained in London, on Tuesday and afternoon visited the Duchess of Inverness, while in the evening she went to Drury Lane Theatre. On Wednesday she drove out with her two boys, and in the evening was at a concert of the Amateur Orchestral Society ...

... the cab-opening system, appears to corroborate our expressed opinions thereon. A general dealer carrying on business at Drury Lane was charged with the un- lawful possession of a large quantity of opera-glasses, scent-bottles, silver and gold watches ...

... and Mr.Tannor de- fended. ' The complaitiant stated that she was in a four-whee cab, which wassin the act ?? in front of Drury- Lane Theatre. She, wss ecompanmed by ajnotherparson -and was in' full.'dreis. She was standing uD in rse cab, and defendant's ...

... AN ORDneR On AnDmsrSION TO A THEAT9M.- Heenry Bennett, 32, was charged wish forging and uttering an order of admission to Drury Lane Theatre, with intent to defraud Mr. Chatterton, the leesee of that theatre. Mr. F. H. Lewis conducted the prose- cutien; ...

... possession and using illegal measures:- James Lanience Graydon, of the Mogul tavern, better known as the Middlesex music-hall, Drury- lane, 21 short measures, consisting of 13 quarts and eight pints, some of them two ounces deficient, was fined in the faull pnalty ...

... oonstable John Dowty, 23 R R, depdsed-that he was. on duty shortly after six o'clock in the 'norniug.' near the entrance to Drury Lane Theatre, *h-en he saw the prisoner with-' a piece of;m lighted paper~inrhisehands. On going'to the spotbhe' I savy a bedgehog ...

... There was a tire at- No. 6, Hanover-squeire, end Air. d Creswick and others offered to give their services at a t benefit at Drury Lane; hut the respondent asked her not to accept the charity, and she did not dlo so. Ur.t Wakefield, a friend of the parties ...