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ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... family near Covent-Garden, which she bad left, in consequence of preg. nancy. She lately took lodgings 'with a Mrs. Lewis in Drury.Lane, and appeared exceedingly drepressed in mind. She went to Leicester, and returned on Thursday week, looking exceedingly ...

LAW

... the following year he formed that intil55a Mr. Kean which-led to the present proceedings. Mr. Cox was the proprietor of Drury-lane theatre, and feltimnuch pleasure is aiding D Kean's success, which he had hiuself before predicted. Mr Com a cultivated ...

POLICE

... POLICE. I BOW-SIRLEET. On Tuesday, a gentleman complained of the conduct of a constable in Drury-lane theatre on Monday night. The complainant was in a box with five or six strangers; and when Mr. Kean appeared, lie hissed, while the other persons applauded ...

LAW

... merited the highest commniendation. Bv means of the confribt- tintn alluded to in it, and thlat whiucb bad beeni received from Drury-lane Theatre, together with some donations frtom a few charitable ipdividitals who admired the futhier anud pitied the salt, ...

LAW

... verdict for tbe ?? ages, 2501. Wedvesdag, June 1. ASSgULVT.-POOLE V. ELLISTON. Mr. BEouaiAM sait, the Siefendant is the ?? of Drury-lane Theatre. His celebrity is sufficiently notorious; 1 need miot stop to give yoe farther informatiqo cnqcerning him. The plaintiff ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... for- merly in opulent circeusetances, who was found dead lying on a wretched bed, in a damp back attic, in Hartford place, Drury lane, with his clothes on. From the evidence, it appeared that the unfortunate gentlemau had been living without a fire, nd ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... existence. About o'clock on Thursday morning, a destructive fire broke out in the house of Mr Storlees, oil and colournian, Drury lane. About half-past one, a qttastity of gunpowder exploded, but wyitlout doing any stisncief. Not a vestige of tile property ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... DREADFUL FiRnn-About half past nine o'clock on Tuesday morning, a fire broke out in the bake-henue of Mr Penfold, No. 128 Drury lane. Such was the rapidity with wlhicb the flames spread, that the inmates were obliged to save thremselves by jumping fromn ...

POLICE

... the assault; he however broke away and seized his assailant by the collar, whom he then discovered to be Mr Elliston, of Drury -lane Theatre: A scuffle immediately, succeeded the blow, whiich was put an end to by the interference of his (Mr Pooie's) two ...

POLICE

... of the Haymarket Theatre, was on Friday charged with having assaulted Mr West. sen. who holds some situation under the Drury lane management. The defendant is brother to Mrs W. West the tragic actress, and the complainant is her father-in-law. It appeared ...

ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &c

... ative of SDimc oE.-A ninquestwas held at St Thoaas's Hospital, on Fridav, on the body ?? Geerge Black, late CGtorus-mater at Drury lane Tfie~atre. It appeared from the evidence, that in June last Mr Black was taken to the ?? for disturbing a family at Vauxhiall ...

LAW

... articles which are generally used by housebreakers.-Guiltv. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. On Monday, Mrs W. West, of the Theatre, Drury lane, appeared to exhibit articles of the peace against her btsbai)d, Mr Williami West, comedian, of ?? Theatre.- The artieles ...