... pupils on his books ? Witness: He had no books. (Laughter. 3 -Witness added he was sure defendant said he was an agent for Drury Lane, and he paid his money on the strength of ?? further hearing of the case was adjourned. ST-ArFORDS1RBE WiNrSEi Assiscs.-The ...

... which she had had to be treated at the General Hospital. ASSAUTr.vcNG A Por3CF-COeSTABLcv.-John Devlyn (20), brasscaster, Drury Lane, was sent to gaol for two months for assaulting Police-constable Knowles.- !novles, on the evening of the 4th int., ordered ...

... facts concerning the yet unnamed meilodramna by himself, Mr. Raleigh, and M~r. Hantilton). vhllcit a-ill be produced at Drury Lane neuxt month. It a-ill be a raciuzg drama, with Mrs. John Wood as a sportinz duehess, and the great scenes will be a military ...

... trade of the country should not once more leap up with a bound. THE LATEST TnarTMauL LlTiGATIos.-Not long since the lease of Drury Lane Theatre was a subject of settle- mn-*t between the Duke of Bedford and Sir Augustus9 Harris. Now it is the turn of the Royal ...