... charged 18 before Mr Flowers with the murder of Ellen Parry, . pe with whom he had been living, at-No. 4'Lincoln en Court, Drury Lane. ad Mary Flaherty, of Lincoln -Court, said that on of Wednesday evening'last, between five' and six, the adeceased was standing ...

... prosecution of a man named Carter, at' Westminster Ses- sions, for stealing play-bills belonging to Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre. 'No :ounsel appeared for the prosecution, and no. expenstei' were applied for at the usual time. If there - had ...

... a youth residing in Fox Street, was charged with stabbing Itobert Fleming, another youth, residing in Drury Lane;. ;lad John Fleming, of Drury Lane, brother to the com- plainant in the other charge, was placed in the dock for assaulting Bridget Cummings ...

... IXuest anit Wrally IKiust, amgod-tino and a haleu on- end eight years reaeectivuly, to take part ia tho forth- 2 hns conitog Drury Lane pautomnimo~ The ehildroa, he ox- A 1tt( priaiiied wbo paeecd under the etttrg jtiram of Valli- b an. Valli, would only ...

... concerts, and in particular from singing at Drury Lane during 1859, without such written permission. The order went on to restrain the defendant Smith from permitting the defendant Graziani to sing at Drury Lane, &c. Some discussion ensued as to including ...

... interpreted, said lie had been one of the singers at Drury Lane. He could not speak English, nor did he un- derstand it. He never had any conversation with Sloman, but he had seen him on the stage at Drury Lane. Ile did not tell Sloinan that he was going to ...

... Princess re- mained in London, on Tuesday and afternoon visited the Duchess of Inverness, while in the evening she went to Drury Lane Theatre. On Wednesday she drove out with her two boys, and in the evening was at a concert of the Amateur Orchestral Society ...

... the cab-opening system, appears to corroborate our expressed opinions thereon. A general dealer carrying on business at Drury Lane was charged with the un- lawful possession of a large quantity of opera-glasses, scent-bottles, silver and gold watches ...

... than -that Mrs. Hurley did not approve of the boys with whom he associated. On December 31 -she left her house and went to Drury Lane pantomime. Re. turning, she went into her back room, and-seeing a pane of glass broken, looked into a chest of drawers, ...

... trio in plaintiff's play was similar to one in that. Mr. Yagdiey, a dramatist and critic, who said he wrote last year's Drury Lane pantomine, gave evidence to the effect that a good 4eal in pltintiff's play was very old, and that he did not call it new ...

... drew thie knife from hefi 'side. Ste wa4 taken to a qsurgeon's, where tshe dted in a few* minutes. rn C. A. Hudsqmn, of Drury Lane Theatre. stated that he c- had knovn the dereased about six years. She wa4 thirty. te sixyears of age. and the wife of a ...

... and others, who are professionally known as the Fiji Flutterers, against Mr Augustus Harris, the Lessee and Manager of Drury- lane Theatre, to recover damages for breach of contract to employ the plaintiffs as professional artistes pursuant to an agreement ...