... brought before-Mr. Mansheld when Mr. Carlo Torriano, restiirant keeper, 385, Euston-road, Mr. Edward Hughes, ironmonger, Drury-lane, and Mr. Beeton, landlord of the Gorge and Draqn, Long Acre, and Esther Tmrner, of Pimlico, g9av evidence as to cashing ...

... actor, and askingfor the loan of 201.. i-n conseeuence of pecuniary eanbarrasi-ients con. nected with his appearances at Drury Lane Theatre. He wrote a second letter in July excusing himself from replyia- to a letter of Lord Wolverton on the ground that ...

... SVE ET.-PsmThnx BYTrNG ON o LoosueD . Iztma-WFin. Braton, landlord of tle Marlborough Head public-houso, Wilson- street, Drury-lane, was mnmmoued before Mr. Flowers under the 17th section ml the Licensing Act for permitting betting on his icensed presumese-Mr ...

... the actor, and asking for the loan of 20!., in consequence of pecu-: niary embarrassments connected with his appearance at Drury-lane theatre. He wrote asecond letter in July, excusing him.n self from replying to a letter to Lord Wol-;t verton's on the ground ...

... Eliza Jane Evans, aged fourteen, residing at 62, Fetter-lane, City, caime to her death. lfrs. Julia Evans, a box-keoper ot Drury-lane Theatre, said the decenesed was her daughter. She followed the profeseion of en aetoeso, in which calling she ave poroise ...