... writ- ten, and the latter, Captain Onslow, for having carried a challenge to Mr. Spencer, a member of the sub.committee of Drury-lane theatre. Sir W. Follett showed cause, and contended that he had a fatal objection to the rule being made absolute, namely ...

... then summed up, and The Jury found for the plaintiff-Damages, £100. BANK iUPT5S.rl~uaAY. I At nassors. Ann, Clare.court, Drury-lane, tavern-teeper , ArPLUrsTAD, Edmund, Farringdon.strcet, bookseller a BLAxK, James. West Cowes, builder .li'arcro. 11me, ...

... proceed in the cause that now appears certain to achieve success. A grand meeting of Protectionists is fixed ior May ]1st, at Drury Lane Theatre. .; -- ...

... peinlieller. Noq. I and 2. W.'est. est-et. St. Mnartin's-lsane tn refover Irom ttl1 deft-ndant, Mr. 1. T. Smith, lessee or Drury-lane Thentre, n ?? f V 19s. 6d. for picture frames, made and furnished by Mr. Mloore for and to the *lefeudant. The defendant ...

... place on Saturday evening at the house No. 7, Little Russell-street, Covent.gerden, immedi- ately opposite the stage door of Drury-lane Theatre, and within a few yards of the Scotch Presbyterian Church, of which the Rev. Dr. Cumniing is the minister. The back ...

... WaVteohet, Broad-stnrtetot ace warehousemanu- TALrElf. Jolm Azle, late Of Fenchurcl.tstreet, ahiphroker. Meen, Charles, Drury-lane, general satesman. IIANKIRUPTCy ANNUiLLC. L^wuJeha . Xev ciiusndh.slrect, Slarylobocne, cliemiut sma drs~ettsit. ...

... a woman named Andrews. Thle police then followed up the woman Andrews, and foundher inayrretched roomin Lineoln's-court, Drury-lane, with a child, belieted to le the missing Infant. The description of the room il horri- ble. lnone corer lay a man nearly ...

... other'officers, who found it a great task even then to keep back the mob, which was chiefly composed of the inhabitants of Drury Lane and Seven Dials. 'On being placed in the dock, the greatest amusement was created among the audience by the artistic 1 ...

... SnoccciNo Discovunay.-On Satuarday asfternoon the bdof an oldweoman eves. fousdd in at cellar of the house NO. co ra Wl tet, Drury Lane. Ties body was o bserved thrtoughs the cellar wsindow from the street, and from its appearance incst have bosic there Severiai ...

... securing engagements on the stage. Last Christmas respondent, who was then living apart from her husband, took an engagement at Drury-lane, and about the same time went to Huntley-street, Tottenham Conrt-road, to live with the co-respondent Hompel. There they ...

... danced, sang and, played banjos.l He had ean en- is gagement to produce this piece at the Middlesex - s( Music Hall, in Drury Lane', on- the 3rd of October W- last and his easeawas tliat on that occasion the de- thI fendant -induced :flumerous people ...

... Ravanoge, whose age is thirty, is generally described na coming from IrarlDd, and Lane is a boutmaker, living at 64, Drury-lane. They have been known to each other for the last five weeks, and were apparently upon good terms. When they were in the ...