... character.-Rfused. Rolnt Sankey Andeson, restaurant keeper, applie for sasix-day beer and wine license fur hs premise; 2, Drury-lane. Mr. Swift (instrocted by Mr. E. Berry), in 3upporin, stated that the pace w ld oly be opened from eight in the morning ...

... tobacco manufacturer, Comus-street; Frederick I e Darbyshire, hide broker,, Rumford-street; by Robert Davies, shioowrqer, Drury-lane; William 141 Henry Edwards, -leather factor, Hatton- r- garden; Herbert Fwlether, merchant, Dale- 2Sb 3 street; James Glover ...

... AND MAWCOLM Cnussr. -Thomas Hayes, carter, and Peter , Lennon, yard foreman, in the employ of Bernard a Reilly, teamowner, Drury-lane, were summoned for woridng and s cusi g to he worked a horse when suffering from an old and painful wound upon which the ...

... it seemed that the pri- rc er, soanr had at one time been employed as warehouse- cos ro- man in Harrison's warehouse in Drury-lane, Liver- a- lis pool. He, however, was charged and pleaded an' fy, ilyto having stolen some cotton, and aitwsby Rtas fir-st ...

... the case to be gone into, stated that his client it of was engaged to perform one of the principal d l characters in the Drury-lane pantomime. As a V he performance of this took place in tie afternoon, he as it requested the learned magistrate to take ...

... S. le ad RE~ joR Gmuous AND WILLIAM AmNDEW E en Grr~ouB.-The debtors, father and son, had k he traded as shipbrokers in Drury-lane, Liverpool. , &Thesb tmn of affairs showed liabilities £91770,, heand ases £15, consisting of office fixtures.- ' La'j Johna ...

... r, but vsited her theI Her mistress went on the stage within about twelve month of her marriage. She wes engaged at tbe Drury-lane pantomime as _Miss Cissy Churzcill.' From Oxford-street her mistress went to Pieca- dilly, where Mr. Wolff continued to ...

... oui - in difficulties, and practicallv ceased trading On ohl ;.i0 the 20th of that month an office was opened atl0, G ed Drury-lane, Liverpool, in the name of Barnes . and Co. The debtor Speers stated that Ba ed he had nothing whatever to do with that ...

... house in Drury-lane. The lowest value of xke license itself would be £200. There was no opposition to the license. The mnagistrates granted the application, the Chairma statingthat they were largely influenced by the surrender of the Drury-lane license ...

... wehen he, was informed that he was not in good circum- stanices. Piaintiff subsequently came to the office of the firm in Drury-lane, and he (do- fendant) said that if he could find a, puri-haser who could pay three years' purchase he should give him a ...

... Berry nest applied c for permission to pull down and re-erect the licensed premises known as the Old Mansion House, No. 9, Drury-lane, where it was proposed 2a to build a restaurant. If the bench granted the I i' application, the license of the Brunswick ...

... licenses in both cases were granted. 17a TA PPLICAPTION GRANiTED. Mir. Begry applied for the renewval of the of license of 9, Drury-lane, to Frances Hughes, to de which objections wvere raised by Mr. A. T. foi E; Davies, acting on behalf of Mr. J. C. Proctor ...