... must journey all the way to Devorport. I Matargers are tickle, anti they seom to live under the t shadow of the lessee of Drury Lane. Ho sets the fashion t in pantomime for the year. Out of over seventy provincial 1h theatres where pantomime has been producedi ...

... Con~ynghame, secretary as the Barukell Commlission, and Mr. A.. &Connor, hI.P., were ink Patrick Lane, a bootmaker, of 164, Drury Lane, stated thatabout 4.30 p.m. on Thursday he was in the George pubhic-house, facing the Law Courts. He was . in the bar, and ...

... dressed. Prisoner wvas sen- tenced to four months' imprisonment with hard labour,- James Gannon (26), metal roller, back of 5, Drury Lane, was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment for violently assaulting Alice Lewis, also residing in )rury Lane, on Wednesday ...

... the masts and rigging |of the sailing ship Coronuia, belonging to Mdessrs. Femlrs-i Ieson, Hodgetts, and Company, of 5. Drury Lane, Liverpool, were also borned. The flames spread to the wharf of Messrs. (T. Gowland and Company, coal merchants, and a great ...

... frointaeo usitil it fell drin %n in: a Storm into Old Palace Yard. Pichec il ui by a Soldier, derp uis it was Passed oii to a Drury Lane actor, wvho parted wvith it arc nt for- a considoratlon to a member for I'lainhathe, tbrough hils tul iskora it has dlescended ...

... ill on the Thursday after shl tookl the room, and sbe went oht for the o-ten- sible purpose of going to see Di', Ryan, in Drury Lane, When she returned she sqid the dector told her she harl a very had cold, and was to remain iai-doors for a day or two. ...

... leaving, without having ;eade a purchase, a pair of boots 7were found concealed under her sbawl-(;barles Bae,. 7 labourer, Drury Lane, was committed to the Session; for 0 stealing 9s. 9d., in a tin, the money of Joai Randall, - greengrocer, Monument Lane ...

... sessions he wollil prove other cases in which the pri. soner had received letters at New Ormoeel Street, Fetter Lane, anil Drury Lane,* all connected with these franlo.s The most extraordinary letter produced was the following to Lord Leigh:- lly Lord,-Ycn ...

... yesterday, when Justice DJnman gave judgment. It was an action brought against Dir. Charles Harris, the stage manager at Drury Lane Theatre, to re- cover £60. 15s., the price of some jewellery and plate pur- cbased by him of Messrs. Keymer anti Hussey ...

... awlease of Drury Lane at a rental of £5,000. a year for the first three years and i6,000. for the next two years, he deemed it prudent to reserve power to terminate his tenancy at the end of the first period. Yet the capacity of Drury Lane is certainly ...

... albout sgixts' years of age, was charged on Sal remand with having attempted, to murder Patrick Herraty, wr~ shoemnaker, Drury Lane, Soliheull, Mr. Tanner appeared bet gfor ties prisoner.- ?? proseeietor stated that the pri- res 1 nr a lodgted with Limr ...

... theatres at a time when managers look far crowded houses. is reported, though with what amount troth cannot be vouched, that Drury Lane alone it has made difference in the taking* of £l5O. day. At some of the theatres it has become question whether it ia worth ...