... tracing it to a drjing kiln in Boad. They also ascertained that it had been stolen from Messrs Jump and Co., corn merchants, Drury Lane, and. that man named Scott Lad sold person named Bird for £6. detectives apprehended Bird on charge of stealing the wheat ...

... river. ■ The caae excited a deal of interest, and there was a crowded conrt. Thomas Morgan, living in Great Wild Street, Drury Lane, said that on Saturday night, between eight and nine o'clock while passing over Westminster Bridge on the south side and ...

... may whisper that the same assistants have been secured for the future as for the present work—namely, the writer of the Drury Lane pantomimes, a gentleman on the staff of the Court Journal, and a celebrated mad-doctor who in the habit of making copious ...

... portion it, as, it will be remembered, was done by a man named Bousfield, who murdered his wife and several children in Drury Lane. The proceeding of the prisoner was observed, however, and his loot was pushed back on to the drop. The oidy persons present ...

... some attempts as a com- poser. he came out at Paris as a bass singer. remained abroad for some years. he brought out at Drury Lane his first opera, '• The Siege of Rochelle, which achieved immediate triamph. Next year he produced The Maid of Artois ...

... Younge was the son of Mr Richard Younge, actor who for many years tilled with great credit a very responsible position at Drury Lane Theatre, and who died about twenty-four years ago. Mr Frederick Younge's theatrical care«r may dated from that time. Having ...

... Street. Strand, to recover 10s from the defendant. Lee, thehusband Miss Neilson, who is now playing the part Amy Robsart Drury-lane, for producing large posters in colours representing that lady in a scene from the drama Life for Life, which was performed ...

... . called MARRIED LIFE, As performed' ltefore their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on the occasion the Benefit for the Dramatic College. Box Office open Daily from E!ev-n till Half-past Four o'clock. Carriages ...

... Esq., called MARRIED LIFE, performed before their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on tho occasion of the Benefit ior the Dramatic College. Box Office open Daily from till Half-past Four o'clock. Carriages ...

... actively employed in raising funds for the families of French prisoners in Germany. A dramatic performance will given at Drury Lane. An order was issued yesterday for the election of school board at Leicester. Carlisle Town Conned has resolved the est ...

... the production survived the storm. It was first acted in 1727, in Lincoln's Inn Fields, having been previously refused at Drury Lane: and six years afterwards Sir John Fielding told the London justices that had written to concerning the impropriety of giving ...

... preceded Half-past Seven the Farce of A KISS IN THE DARK. Pettibone MrAiTExss 'As played him 160 Nights the Theatre Royal (Drury Lane). FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. E=af- TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), Acgist Ist. ENGAGEMENT OF THE EMINENT TRAGEDIENNE MISS BATEMAN, Who win ...