... Academy of Music, Tenterden- street; the London Pavilion Music Hall, Tichborne- street, Haymarket; the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane; the Sun Music Hall, Knightsbridge; the Foresters' Music Hall, Mile-end; Lusby's Palace; Wilton's Music Hiall; the Royal ...

... a sremand to com- plete the evidence. |SOLDIEI1s AixjqG THE PJLiTCE. - Jo/en Shea, a bricklayer, livig in Parker-street, Drury-lane, was I chatgod with beinig drunk and disorderly at the | Queen s-road, arid assaulting William Johnson, (37.'3 B, in the ...

... a stone. He had recently evicted her, . Yeeterdhy afternoone Afr Charle o Harecurt, who Jo ia playing in The Worlr, at Drury Lane Theatro, fe foll t.rqgh a trap fluring relenrscl: He wir Beveroly irruiped and abaken, m .1The %ajoui-ned inquest en the ...

... accommodatud wvit. a chair in the witness-boi. She gave the namo sI el Johnson, and stated that she lived in Parlker- cre, , Drury-lane. Ou Thursday night, the 30th jIn;., sho wvas in Cross-lane, and met a friend, who eri -ssed that they should have some ale ...

... prisoners, a man named I O'Keefe and a woman named Simmons, were chared with manslaughter by setting fire to a house in Drury-lane, the result being that two persons who were in the house at the time were burnt to death. The evidence was very confused ...

... Saturday, at ithe mortoary, Golden-lane, Barbican, on the body of Willim Edward Parr. aged 40, residing at 4, Kemble-street, Drury-lane. According to the state- tment of the widow, the deceased was a porter in sCovent-garden-market, and was a sober, well-behaved ...

... O'Keefe and a woman named Simnsonds charged on the coroner's warrant with causing the death of two persons at the late fire in Drury-lane. DRowNnD.-Three boatmen, named Thomas Wil- liams, James Michael, and John Chamberlain, went down the Mersey on Monday in ...

... next, -The prisoner, who denied the offence, was accordingly remandedI STEALING CANVAS.-Asonne Dora Wright, prostitute, Drury Lane, Birmingham, was charged with stealing about seven yards ot canvas from the premises of Alcessrs. Daniel and Eon, auctioneers ...

... disapproval of the decision. THEATRICAL CORRESPONDENCE. The following letter will be read with interest by our readers- Drury-lane Theatre, October 27th, 1812. Dear Miadam,-The delay in my answer to your last has arisen (strange to say) from the General ...

... anxiety. ad- The German actors attached to the Court ?? at Meiuingen have eu.ered into ain tal arraugemncut to appear at Drury-lane Theatre for a period of six weeks, from the 33th of Zay, lSi. S A d'ocesan conference has just beon held in the aj Isle ...

... Rice. Mr. Thorne Cole appeared for the prosecution. Com. plaints having been made as to pocket-picking -t the. entrance to Drury-lane Theatre, Sergeant Shrives, of the E division, was told off on duty there, and, almost as soon as he arrived, he noticed ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lessee and Manager, Mr. Augustus Hams. To-Night, at 8.0, THE W OItLD. Messrs. A. Hams, W. Ma/cklin, Gibson, Boleyn, Ford, Benne, Lilly, Huntley, H. Nicholls, and Harry Jackson; Mesdames Helen Barry, F. though, and Fanny Josephs ...