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... the well known Thri- A mas Preston was apprehenstded by - Lavender and Bishop, at his obscure lodgsing in Princes streEt. Drury-lane, by virtue of a Warrattt from Nr. ,irnie, on a charge ot'high treason. He-was.brnuglht to the office and underwent a short ...
... twenty shillings. John Elliott was convihtedin the peaalty of tven- ty shillinh.si for firing offa squib in ?? build4 ings, Drury-lane. William Stanley was corivicted of h similar offSnce| in the same place. Charltes Northcott was convicted of a' smilar of- ...
... cask: to the :le of Lordsi . ELLISTON V. JQN99 ANSD OVRENS. Mr. Hart stated tbat the plaintitr, who is the proprict ? o? Drury.lane Theatre, had iatelyemnployed Mr. Howard P.vive to translate a drama frorn cbe French, which lia,. beenr plaid at the above ...
... slightly wounded, Lord Palmerston, about three years ago-and the unfortunate man who some time age fired at Miss Kelly at Drury -lane Theatre, are still under confine. ment in Bethlem Hospital. A few days ago, Miss S. Godfrey, a bankrupt, late of Marlcet ...
... that any injutry had been sustained as to the sale of thie Noble Author's, book, by the tragedy having been performed at Drury- lane Theatre, for the fact was the contrary, by the repreientation having been received with unanimmous approbation by the p)ubiic ...
... MqgisstrJte,, charged ;vith, throwing a man 1 named Thayers Out of the window of a house of ill fate, in. Charlqi stre.et, Drury., lane -Hannah Pethbck, Maria Angel, and Mary Haggeart A ail named eurnell was also charge, ed as beirg ap accessgry. . . :e 'Thayers ...
... preferred a bill of indictment asainst ?? JAhn loo e Anderorn, tire new wvoril perforner, who lately made his appearance at Drury-lane theatre, and Williams. flopkinrin, ink which she charged them with having gone to the theatre for thle wanton purpose of ...
... that had ever been prow duced ?? l Globe. A Loindon evening Paper denies the truth of tord Lenitox having'made a tender for Drury-lane. W~e have good authority to believe that his Lofd!s-ip has offered for the ITheatre. ...
... proserutrix. stated that she lives at No. 1, Chapel street, May-fair; Thomas Garland was in her service; he went with her to Drury-lane Theatre on the 28th April, between 11 and 12 o'clock; she told him to return with the carriage about four, and to bring ...
... information of the matter to the peace-officers who were - since in quest of him. He was arrested on Wednesday evening in . Drury-lane, by peace- >officer Mackey, and bioughi before the magistrates of this office yesterday. The informations of Moore and another ...
... Hail, Notlinghantshire, Viscountess Galway, of lasdagiter.. On the-31 instant, in 'London, the lady of- Mr. Sinclair, of Drury-lane theatre, of a daughter. M BARRlAfGES. At St. Andrew's Ch'urch, Alr. Daniel Pakenhiam, of Henry-street, to Eliza, dalighter ...
... Ellistoll'a eyes, seemed to deserve. 'I But his failure, Sir, said be, is attributable to myself. I brought hiim out at Drury-lane, at ass unlucky moment-at a time whbela it was the fashion io abuse me, and to depreciate all my at- tempts to sustain the ...