... brought up in custody on charge of having stolen several wimples of corn and some sacks from Mr. G. P. M'Kerrow's warehouse in Drury-lane. From the evidence it appeared that Gosney was the prosecutor's officecleaner, and was also employed to mend sacks. Detective ...

... Ditches. of Hamilton, who is the Princess Marie of Baden. ACCIDENT TO AN ACTOR.—Mr. Henry Webb, one of the Brothers Webb, of Drury-lane Theatre, and late lessees of the Queen's Theatre, Dublin, lies in a very precarious state, with very little hoped of recovery ...

... reign in the midst of fun and frolic. Neither within the doors nor about them do you find the riot of our own Lyceum and Drury Lane; no loose women, no pickpoc eta, no ragged boys and girls, no drunken and blaspheming men. As a Mormon never drinks spirits ...

... former elections have been very corrupt. Miss Glyn (Mrs. E. S. Dallas 1 has, it is understood, accepted an engagement at Drury -lane. A Berlin journal mentions that the old historical windmill of Sans Souci has been blown down during a gale of wind. In ...

... music, will probably appear about Easter. Mr. Sims Reeves will sing in Rob Roy - during Vie coming revival of that play at Drury Lane. Carlotta Patti and Vieuxtemps have given their first concert at the Pagliano, which was crowded and enthusiastic. The Lombardia ...

... Measure in a short time. 'the ',seduction of oporge Colman's comedy of The Jealous Wife ' has attracted crowds to the Drury-lane Theatre. At the Princess's Mr. Robertson* Shadow Tree Shaft continues on the bills.. By the way, there has been some ...

... 'THEATRE ROYAL.-Mr. J. C. 1 COWPER will appear on Mart% Ph for a few nighta only, previous to his engagement at Drury Lane Theatre, ...

... the same hotel with him in London. He had taken her about the metropolis to see the sights, and she had been in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre with him to witness the pantomime. When the case was over she was going back to boarding-school to finish her education ...

... has shown wonderful veriatil.ty and no small ability hi this extenaive range of histrionic art, is engaged to appear at Drury-lane, and will make her bow to metropolitan playgoers in Mr. Halliday's new, and as yet mysterious, drama. The performance of ...

... wasacsorded with acclamation. most au reached MUSIC AND THE DRAMA Mr. Chatterton has closed his first season as sole 'ewe of the Drury-lane Theatre in a satisfactory manner. In a speech Mr. Chatterton detailed to Saturday night's audience what had been done during ...

... only say that what is new is not good, and what is • good is not new, save and except Andrew lialliday's Great City, at Drury-lane. Y COTJR.IER, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1867. ) CHARGE AGAINST A OVERBOARD ...

... Madge Robertson, who is playing the heroine in Mr. Andrew Halliday's new drama, A Great City, now being performed at Drury. lane Theatre, narrowly escaped a serious accident. The play is designed to meet the popular craving for realism, and one of the ...