... follows the trade of a black- smith when not in training for pugilistic encounters, vesides at No. I7, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, and on Saturday night was drinking with his wire at a puillilc-hlous in) the neighbourhood. They both left when tile house ...

... TlHEg ALLEGED CASE OF POISONING 1AN DRURY LANE. ADJOIJ(UNXI) INQUESI'. |'i'he inquiry, nad journed from Mouday night, respecting die deii h of Melis~el Aunigie r, who was supposed to have been poisolnlied, vs rvsuined before M1r. liggs, tit tie Grali ...

... LAP ZINT hLLICENCE. I COUR-r of CHA1ICERYt. DRURY LANE THEATRE. 'Nhis caufe, Which was one of very high ifiportance to the 'Parties, and of confiderable ?? to the Pub- lic, was iheard on a motion, the obje l of- hbich was to, give effe& to a deed'oktained ...

... last ?? Itam, of Brsempton, upholhterer, atone1 last examinatien. Before M;r, Conmlssloaner MIORIVAL9. Joteplh Allen, oa Drury lane and Golden lane, tea-dealer, at twelve; last ?? Galoway, of Hallioway. ?? at one; last ?? Luxtord. of Frosley, Kent, batcher ...

... but from another. MICrAnL HANOGAN Was indicted for sitealings pocket- handerchief from the person of Slster Geogehan io Drury- lane, as the 112th of the present month. Ht was found Guilty, and being an old offender received 'eetecc of transportation for ...

... Soutt Audley-street, cablnet.malter, at otoe; dividend tind audilt. Before Mr. Commissioner F0VotAN(ti. U.-J. A. Boden, of Drury. lane, needle-maker, at tswelve t ?? Crace, of Regent. Street, painter, at osie dividend. Mliddlesex Adjourtned County Court at ...

... for a loan society. The insolvent is well known about Drury-lane.: He is a musician, and, although totally blind, delivers newspapers in the neighbourhood. His daughter keeps a shop in Drury- lane. It appeared that the insolvent in 1852 signed bills to ...

... showed the income and expenses. The latter he thought had been too large. The insolvent said he made £500 when be was a. Drury. lane Theatre, and out of £350 a-year afterwards he had expended a good deal in travelling expenses. It was stated to the Court ...

... any creditor. In answer to interrogatories by the court, the insolvent stated that his connection with the propuietary of Drury- lane had led to his first bankruptcy, and this connection with the Strand Theatre had caused the other. It further appeared that ...

... INTELLIGENCE. Bow-STngTv.-Jacsrns Cko rics Price, in the employ of Mr. J. IV. Barber, greeogrocer, 3, Blacknmoor-street, Drury- lane, was chargcd with embezzling small sums of money due to his master. The prosecutor produced a list of sums alleged to have ...

... late lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, that thie order for bearing might issue immediately on the filing of the schedule. Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) made the application. It was stated that the insolvent was the late manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and had ...

... its pro- per destination, and the prisonersubsequently vent to a per. son in the employ of Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and asked for an advance of money on the half-note, stating that lie was a son of Flexinore, the clown. The servant ...