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... found up)oI me. H-lector Alorrison identilicd two swords which he, as the journeyman of Mr. Underwood, the etitler, in Drury-lane, grouind for ?? prisoner lug3. The order was to make them as sharp ats a needle at the point. Samunel Taunton was next ...
... opportunity. (;f wit- i aessing him on a larger stage, as he understood Mr. I Elliston 'had engaged him to perform' it at Drury- ; Lane Theatre!'' 'l'he Learned Doctor then proeeeded to notite the affairs at the Barona and .Carlsitue, and commented in strong ...
... into the pit.-Thursday, Mr. IRichard Heury, of Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, was robbed of his watch in the ?? the pit of Drury-lane Theatre, a few nights since. a female had her pocket picked in a very remarkable manner: her upper petticoat was cut through ...
... made., *JJjP.! ti-'ROEBEBtY .-Wedsiesd'iwyenin~v. rbi3nt ten o'clock, as Mr:; lKiebards, linen-drappei veof Rtissel- court, Drury-lane, was passing tbi'ough St. 3 mes Parki lie vas suddenly- attacked. by four men,- wrh6o demanded Ills money. Which lie im ...
... Sitting Ala gistrate. charged With throwing a man named Thayers out of the window of a house of ill fame, in Charles- street, Drury-lane-Hannah Pethick, Maria Angell and Mary Haggarty. A man named Burnell was also charged with being accessary. Thayers (who ...
... deeeagsed was upozu a visistto her 'sister ?? it Iili be remernlered. was the once fascinating anid amiable M11iss Gayton o f Drury-lane--hentle, thl.3eeelebrated, dancer,) and onl the evniing inl question was sitting ill tbe niiriser-,, with the: niaid and ...
... morning on IBarnes. Common, between two gentlemen of the tiames of Stephenson and Kendrick, in consequence of a dispute at Drury. lane theatre, on Monday evening. The parties firod twice and missed, and in the last round, Mr. Stephenson received his adversary's ...
... Hospital, where lie lies in a very dangerous state. JEIA LQUSY.-Th uirsday morning the oreigbbourblood of Par4kers's-place, Drury-lane, was throwva into some confasion by a~pan of decent appearance rashing out of a house, cove~ed withi brlod, who after. running ...
... Charlotte Flemming, who, two years ago, was considered one of the most alashing eourte.lans who figu red away in the lobby of Drury-lane theatre. But poverty and ill 1Walsth had so re. duced her, that she had for a length of time, ezistedz under the most abject ...
... placej aud' thence home, the wholejourney being 14 Nmiles. An Inquest was held on Friday on M1r. G B1ack, Cho.- rus Master of Drury-lane, who cul his throat while confined iii a watch-bhouse for disordeiry colniluct,..and being convey. ed to St. Thouraais Hospital ...
... boys. Mr. Hall: How did you spend all this money the? At. penny theatres, I suppose ? Witness: Ob, no. At Astley's and Drury-lane. I laid some of it out in clothes, and so forth. Mr. Burnaby: And did'nt you buy a horse? Witness: I bought a pony at ...
... eaustody. DEATH OF A CHILD FROm ARDENT SPIRITS.-On Tuesday Robert Payne Priddy, a child aged four years, of Bennett'a'court, Drury-lane, died through his father and mother, whov were out drinking gin, having given him half a quartern, which at once rendered ...