... 23, was sentenced to fteen months’ hard labour daring cobbery and assault on Mr. Sexton, M. Prosecutor was walking down Drury lane on the night of the 16th imst., when he was sur- rounded by six or seven men, one of whom threw his arms around his neck ...

... LONDON. A warrant was issued on Saturday by the Westminster Coroner for an inquest upon a bedy discovered in a house in Drury lane. ‘This has changed hands frequently since a former owner was two years ago sentenced to penal servitude for procuring abortion ...

... was sentenced to fifteen months’ hard labour for assinti daring robbery and assault on Mr Sexton, } 7° a was walking down Drury lane on the mght of the 16th inst., when he was sur- rounded by «ix or seven men, one of whom threw his arms around his neck ...

... was charged at the Bow street Police Court on Satmday with causing the death of a man named George Ward. was employed at Drury lane asa nter, and was in some work on the portico of the Theatre on bri y morning. He was standing on a indder at a height of ...

... returmng from Covent Garden Market, wt when he was attacked by six or seven men He was pushed violently the stonework under »of Drury Lane tre, and while one man held his arms another took his watch from his pocket and broke it from the chain. risoner was seen ...

... —————————— = YAL SH EFF ELD RO ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF PLUCK. Notwithstanding the Elaborave Sceme Effects produced pre- cisely as at Drury Lane Loudou, the Periormance con- cluded without @ hitch at 10.50. A Feat Unparallcled. 223 — — — - ae =—— —— ANTED, good General ...

... TTEMPT TO MURDER A VIFF A mao named living in Great Wild street, on Drury lane, to his wife. It is stated y on ti was is the habit drunk and his wife, who was a woman. On Friday afternoon Mrs. M pore was followed by her hus- who was a scream was ott of ...

... What is the cause of the prejudice which Truth entertains nst Madame istori? She is the Siddons ot | tal On the boards of Drury Lane within the last two years she has acted as Lady Macbeth in a manner that no English actress could and yet we are told ‘at ...

... REMINISCENCE OF | Dk, “NORM AN | MACLEOD Aleut twenty years ago, more of less, the play of Macheth” was being performed at Drury Lane Theatre, with Mis Helen Fancit inow Lady Martin) in the part. of Lady Macbeth. Additional interest was imparted to the ...

... set down ior hearing, put the majority of “these were early isposed of.—James a0 Retford, claimed from George Foaré, of Drury lane, London, tha som of £2 12s, 2d., of an accouns for Jlonour gave judgment for the for , the amount claimed for the non-return ...

... would have been fairly Well provided for. | A NEW SENSATIONAE DRAMA. Much curiosity awaited the rising of the curtain at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday. In his new lay, ‘* Freedom, the lessee has taken the hberty with history and probability. The scene ...

... nily made their first secured appearance in public have ulready regular engagements -- one of them, Mrs Alfred Maddick, at Drury Lane for a im the revival of Youth. Another ot these fortunate aspirants for the honours and emolu ments of a theatrical career ...