... 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 ; * .. . . .. .. . . . . . . ...

... 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 ...

... with the child, when linseed oil and other remedies were applied. The, child getting worse, it was taken to Dr; Jones, in Drury-lane, who advised her to go again with it to the hospitaL She took it there about seven o'clock in the evening, where it was' ...

... 5 legding, observing that itBe nir wioh ',I ah Iong, had . ;! b~sen crt shorbt James Letts: I assiat at a boot shop in Drury-lane. b Last Saturday. at half-past ten, I saw the prisoner I cbraom into Drury-laue with something wrapped np in . r l thsawi ...

... did oblain drink at other public-houses, and, eventually, they both went home to a lodging they cccupied in Granby-street, Drury-lane. What actually occurred between them after their retnrn did not appea~r to he very clearly understood; buti about seven ...

... has died at Mloorlands, near Southampton, aged 50. AN AxgcoTs oF MAdnsA,_.-During the time that Malibran was singing at Drury-lane, and de- lighting the audience with her exquisite tepresenta- tions of Fidelio and the Maid of Artasi, a certain newspaper ...

... for the following honues were renewed without opbosition :-The Music-hall, Store-street, Bedford-square; the White Hart, Drury-lane; the Eagle Tavern, City-road; Lincoln's Inhl Assembly Rooms; St. John's-wood Tavern (Lord's Cricket Ground), Bedford Music ...

... Giles, into the circumstances attendingthe deatbhof Ellen Donovan, whowaskilled at a fire that took placein Lincolne-ourt, Drury-lane, on Monday ?? evidence showed: that the. fire broke out in the afternoon in, ahroom occupied by. awoman namedC Cwnwhhalokder ...

... by oelling cut flowems. She he married to the accused Thomas Davis, about a to and lived with him at !ic. 3, Cross-lane, Drury-lane. had frequently complained of his ill-treating her. On 2nd instant she was sent for to see her daughter, vwo she found ill ...