... osbo'ne, an1d A. 1P. E;kin pla. DESERTING ?? WIP¢.-- Williamlt A1furtla (45), military ortnatnent sttui.liet, Whito ?? Lalle, Drury Lane, Lcnd. , Nvas charg ed wiith leseiting his wife on the 20th of Seliteillbe r last, and leaving her chilrgeable to I hie ...

... melodramas adopted from Shakespeare'. Richard I IL and Henry V. —each got up in superb style as to dressem and scenery. At Drury-lane Mr. Barry Sullivan, not being a horseman, rather spoiled Mr. Chatterton's, the manager, plans, by refusing to ride White ...

... all about tho drama its professors. Reference made in our dramatic gossip tho little dispute between Mr. the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of tho Times. latter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the revival ...

... I LIVId onily further Observe that the pitch at Hereford wais tuned to that a ceepte new% luoti ait Covenst Glardein end Drury lane, ,1I ]lve s'o dleusiiioci on tise subject of pi fda. 'UniforssiiY is djoiitllss inset dlsairablte, butt it mulst lie uniformity ...

... (Prom the Birmingham Mail.) is made in our dramatic gossip to. she little dispute between Mr. Chatterton, the manager of Drury Lane, and the theatrical critic of the The I:gter gentleman had the temerity to comment with some coldness on the revival of ...

... Palace. Mr. Walter Bache'a recital in London, on. Monday laat was decided success. Mr. Chutterton, from the success of the at Drury Lane, will revive it at the Adelphi. At the Crystal Palace Concerts Saturday, Professor Macfarren’s R&iarrection overture was ...

... instance, a deaf and dumb lad was charged at How Street, yesterday, with “being disorderly and creating a disturbance” in Drury Lane ; but the interpreter said the lad could not understand such an oft once, as being deaf he did not know what noise was. ...

... Tuesday for having committed a fearful assaullt Upon MARoGAElBT uu IMuiAk. The two women hadl an altercation at a, house in Drury Lane, and the prisoner seized her antagonist and forced her with her face upon the lire, which was a large one, Her face wa-s ...

... charged at Bier-street with being disorderly and This was net denied; but he had to give place aus creating a disturbance at Drury-lane Theatre. The Jaynes, and in Mies Anna Swann he was obliged to ease having been proved, Mr. Vaughan asked why he admit the ...

... day. John Keating, fellow employed at Drury lane Theatre, had been living for the past nine years with Ellen Parry, and had been accustomed to maltreat her shamefully. Whilst was drunk at Lincoln Street, Drury lAne, where they lived, knocked her down and ...

... BOVeCAULTI, thle M'well-knllown cllantonatic aithol', applied for an injumetioni to restraill DVr. CHATTI'ERi- To'r, lerseo of Drury Lane Theatre, fromo perforling ait that tlheatro his ittdriai of The Sial uqrlaun. 'Tile Vice-chanicellor, giuided by a decisioll ...

... MURDER DRURY LANE. At Bow Street, yesterday morning, John Keating, aged 31, porter, was charged before Mr. Flowerß with the murder of one Ellen Parry, with whom had baen living at 4, Lincoln Court, L&ne. The prisoner, who is a rough, brutal-looking man ...