... noe Adelaide Cooke, of the principal English and Australian theatres, daughter of the late John Parker Cooke, formerly of Drury-lane Theatre, and manager of the Cheltenham and Gloucester circuit. Australian papers please copy. DIED, at Manchester. Dec. ...

... STREET.-Azr.acED Hi Ho Y No d RoBBEan.-Ctwfoos ADntec FrOM A 2&oseTATE.- m Jaaews etwens, 19, labomrer, Charles-street, Drury-lane, was charged with stealing three shillings belonging- to John Sykes, a sil3; buyer, residing in Oxtord-stoCet. - Wile the ...

... houses have be-en giving them u2p, and this season in London proper there is only one p~antomime- Beauty and the Beast' at Drury Lane. Outs~ide the central district howevFer. the old traditional Custom keeps its ground, more e-specially in the Britannia ...

... of Hilldrop-road, Camden-town.-The t rosecutor stated that on Twelfth night e went to the Baddeley eake celebra- tion at Drury Lane theatre, and ordered his brougham for a quarter-past two. At that hour he went ont of the theatre into Oatherinhestreet ...

... the purpose of seeing the pantomimes. Sir John Bridge: Well, what did you do? PWibness: Well, the iirst night I went to Drury Lane. Sir John Bridge: And where the next night? 'Wit- ness: Well, in the morning I got up-(laughter)-and in the evening I went ...

... BTR~E . ALLEGED HenIIWAY ROBBrRTY.CUPTOUs AD- VyCE Fe.isiF A MAGIcWATP.-(Jin es Steve}7s, 1!), labourer, Charles-street, Drury-lane, Was charged with stealing 8s. belonging to john Sykes, a silk buyer, re- Riding In Oxfojrd-street. While the prosecutor ...

... Frumpton, a fireman upon duty at Drury-lane Theatre, was charged, before MIr Vaughan, with stealing a brooch value 225. A lady named Auld, residing at 19, Mlontague-place, said that she was in a grand tier box at Drury-lane Theatre on the night of Jan. 1st ...

... THEATEE.-Thomas Trumplon, a' fire- man at Drury Lane theatre, was chargid with stealing a brooch, value 251.-A. lady nained Auld, residing at 19, Monti-. gue-place, said that she was in a gra2ld tier box, at. Drury Lane theatre on the night of the 1st January ...

... GEss.-Thomas Frampton, a fireman engaged at Drury Lane theatre, was charged with stealing a diamond brooch, value 251., belonging to Mrs. Auldi of montaga-place, Russell-square. -'lTe prosecutrix was at Drury Lane theatre on the night of the 1st inst., and ...

... half a crown or fourp'ence., LOST PanOPi.cerT AT THSEATREs.-A SINGULAR. CASEe.-Thns FraSmoptOR, a fireman employed at Drury Lane Theatre, was charged with having stolen a diamond brooch, valued at £25. The brooch was dropped by a lady who visited the ...

... SAVAGE ' Cl..- John- P. Vernons was charged with steaiing an overcoat from the Savage club belongingto Mr. Harry Nicholls, of Drury Lane ' tLeatre.-Mr. Wade, secretary of the club, stated that re- cently several articles had been stolen from the cloak-room ...

... ree),10 to 8 Tower of London (free), 10 to 4; Practical Geology, Jermyn-street (free), 10 to 10. Mosenro PExFOANaCarEs.-Drury Lane Pantomime, 1.30; Haymarket, The Dancing Girl, 2; Lyceum, Much Ado About Nothing, 2; Garrick, A Pair of Spectacles ...