... Bank book, containing a deposit of £28 lOs., from the house of Lydia Bates, the soother of one of the prisoners, living in Drury-lane, Derby. M iss Bates was further charged with forging a warraint for the payment of :£12 ?? Spibey said, front a communuication ...

... remeutber a similar case in the wheole of their exIerience. A verdict of Accidental death vwas re- turned. FALL OF CELLARIS IN DRURY-LANE.-Lato on Wednesday evening ties cellars in froat of Mr. Pen- grave's shol, ill White Ilart-strcet, Druray-laaae, fell in ...

... Lieut.-General H. Lynedock Gardiner, welt to London yesterday afternoon., Her Royal Higbias honourea the performance at Drury.lane Theatre witht5h presence in the evening. The Princess returned to Windsor last night. I'er Majesty, with Princess Beatrice ...

... afterwards that the nature of his voice was finally decided on by his tutors. His first success as a 'e tenor was made at Drury-lane Theatre, then under the n - management of Mr. IMacready, in the opera of St King Arthur (Purcell), the character assigned ...

... Psincesses Louise, Victoria, I and Maud, were Icre-Out at divine service at Sandringham Church. ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR DRURY. LANE. At the Bow-streot Polce-cosirt on Saturday, John Muiualey, aged 42, of 48, Great Wild-streit, Drutylane, descrlbiug hinuself ...

... CA SE.-At _ the Bow-street Poliu-coeurt, London, on Thursday, a dairyman, named Jobh Jeunings, carrying on business in Drury-lane. apperel tona eummons, charging him with selling adulterated ?? the purchase _ was given by M-r. Hoyle, the Inspector appointed ...

... runniug straight from i Somersct House to the new Law Courts; while at the same time the villanous dens which lie between Drury-lane and the Strand will be rooted out and replaced by property at once inore reputable ard more p-litable. ]Exper ince has shown ...

... have been a confederate, and whom he struck heavily on the face, repelling 'his attack. The chase was continued through Drury-lane, and thX thief threowthe purse into a passing van. Hie pursuer at last captused him after a most exhauting chase, and h4 ...

... less than a dozen, and these mostly transpon. tine and East London, gave themselves up to the elucidation of nursery story. Drury-lane and Her Majesty's alone amongst the West End houses offer pantomrime as their bill f fare, and the report goes that each ...

... beau secure i.-W o rare to have in Lo unaou soon a two English operas-une at Coveut Garden and the olrer at Drury-lbue. At Drury-lane Mr. OCrl Rosa will be the manager, and at Covent (Jarden Mr. Friend. lr. Friend 1 will open his season in January with an ...

... Wolverhampton deserve mention. English music has received an addition in the two operas pro. duced by Mr. Carl Rosa, of Drury-lane- Mr. McKenzie's Columba and Mr. Goriug Thomas's Esmeralda. At the Italian Opera in Covent Garden the only novelty was ...

... Rosa's Comoany, though it is scarcely probable that they will be all given during the season which Mrr. Rosa will begin at Drury-lane immediately after Easter, and which will' be continued for one month ceriain, and at moot for ?? Mr. Goring Thomas, composer ...