... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and a Special Jury.) DAB 5. VHAMaTON. a This was an action to recover damages for an ?? t said to have been committed at Drury Lane Theatreannd V the defendant pleaded 16 pleas, raising. varions questions D of law and- fa ; * .. . . .. .. . . . . . . ...

... same as before. That complaint referred to his notice of Antony and Cleopatra. Thlere bad been another prod uction at Drury Lane (the Lady of the Lake ), but lie did not go to it, out of kimidness to Mr. Chatterton. In the notice of Shilly SShally ...

... allegeo agaiust him. The prisoner said, ',it'e a ie;, rmm innocent. * Witness afterwards went to the prisoner's house, Drury- lane, and found the policy produced. Witness Laidloy afterwards Identified the prheoner us the person who asked him to met the ...

... Michel ~ ?? to 'those who played unadeir him, pit naayig-h list, he found thite.ve' mfore perforer fo CvetGarden 'than Drury Lane. Their thanks were also due to Sir Michael Costa, fok under- stakting the labour. of scoring one6 of thne works' of Rossaini ...

... EKng's College hos- pital, respecting the death of Johanna Collins, the wife of a lalourer; residingat 45, King-street, Drury- lane. It appeared that the deceased on Monday afternoon was standing at the corner of Queen-street, talifing .,to some other ...

... the p*evious night from the mortuary of St. Giles-in-the-Fields workhouse to the premises- of Mr. Powis, undertaker, in Drury. lane, at the request of the brother of a is servant to the Secretary of the Royal Antquars society, Somerset house, and who bad ...

... THE RIGhTS OF DRURY-LANE, RENTERS. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-DEC. S. DAUNEY V. CHATTERTON. This was anl action to recover damages for removing a Renter from the stalls of a Theatre. The plaintiff, Mnr Alexander Dauney, is a Renter of Drury-lane Theatre, and ...

... 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 ...

... DISPUTED CONTRACT. JOURDAIN A&ND OTHS V. 0o0nc.-l-Messrs. Jourdain and CO., merchants, London, sued Mr. Moore, corn dealer, 12, Drury-lane, Liverpool, to recover dsmnges for his refhusM to ncept a qua'tlty of corn. Mr. James, instructed by Messrs. Bateson and ...

... Jamnes Walker .iin5 0 Couerdera. tet ?? Mary Dodd jI abel1t Cable-street ?? Anne lenrdngt4n.:E ?? ?? WilsonR Jugl 118 Drury-lane . lchardParlsh. ?? Eldon-street ?? H Henry BrigRs ?? a ?? Falkter-street Thomns JoWalksJ ::JcbO .olrtwid Forrest-etreet ...