... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. At the Central Criminal Court on Wednesday, Richard Reeve, aged 18, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Ann Reeve, in Drury-court on the 15th of November. Mr. Clark and Mr. Beasley appeared for the prosecu- tion. Mr. Sleigh ...

... Shakespeare came: John Milton was the next; The third is Falconer, who-much perplexed At not exactly knowing what to do- Takes Drury Lane, and joins the other two. ...

... arrangements for another Metropolitan demonstration in favour of Reform. An application which has been made for the use of Drury lane Theatre for. that purpose has been refused by the committee of proprietors of that building, but Mr. E. T. Smith has intimated ...

... Awiully Sudden Death in Drury-lane.— On Wednesday morning last a woman named Mrs. Watkins, wife of a blacksmith, residing in Denham-yard, Drury- lane, who bad been t wenty-one days in prison for break- ing her furniture and otherwise acting violently ...

... Caroline.. Barringt^n, the Countess Bruhl, and the Hon. Colonel Liddell, honoured the per- formance at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, on Wednes- day last. ...

... bars, having been in all the engagements in the late war. This regiment also possesses a milk-white goat, which performs at Drury Lane Theatre in the play of Esmeralda. They also have a stag, but neither were present at the review. His Royal Highness the ...

... —-Ed-; mund Kean was a great favourite with Mrs. Garrick, the widow of his celebrated predecessor. It was usual with the Drury Lane committee, when they wanted a new comer to make a hit, to bring the venerable old lady out of her private box, and then ...

... Torre Diaz Won't gain by thus showing his animus. SHAKESPEARE AND SCIENCE.—Once, when Mr. Buckstone was performing Lear, at Drury Lane, with Mr. Paul Bedford in the part of Edgar, on his delivery, in his usually impressive style, of that sublime passage- ...

... music at Covent Garden Theatre, and an evening performance at Drury Lane. This is but a faint beginning, bat let as accept it as a move. The Court Journal says, that the visit to Drury Lane will not very vividly recall Shakspeare and his works: the prize ...

... the prosecution; and Mr. Daly, barrister, at- tended for the defendant. Charles Petter said: I am a spirit dealer, of 36, Drury- lane. I remember the defendant, Mr, Johnson, calling on me early in November last. He asked me if a Mr. Keily had spoken to me ...

... Personal wrongs —bad enough. Legal remedies —still worse. A HAPPY NAME.—We notice in the list of the panto- mimic company at Drury Lane, the name of Signor Gratzany. Tois is at it should be; except that G, 1', a, t, is not the way to spell great. SAVE US FROM ...

... Moore, printseller, Nos. 1 and 2, West-street, St. Martin's-lane, to recover from the defendant, Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, a sum of X28 19s 6d. for picture frames, made and furnished by Mr. Moore for and to the defendant. Mr. Watson stated ...