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... persons in custody .were remanded for anot er ex- amrination. -Two girls of ooseehabits, iiving~at No; 2, CGlarles-*rcet, Drury- lane,. were brought up, .chargedw-ith robbing a yo'ung seaman named Holt of 121. in Banknotes, and a valuable greatcoat. ,Tue ...
... they are four fellows who lived at North (Orkondon, and havo since absconded. t Wednesday morning a man went into a shop in Drury-lane to .see an acquaintance, he soon after tame dowsi stairs, and went .into the yard, where he tied hiself up by a rope he ...
... and therefore when Mr. Arnold called upon him to sign the articles, he declined so to do, urging that his engagement with Drury- lane Theatre would not enable him to fulfil his agreement with the English Opera. The defendant was afterwards urged in more ...
... conduct to intoxication, he was in consequence discharged. A young man was charged by Baker, the constable belonging ts Drury-lane Theatre, with making a disturbance at that Thea- trc also on the same evening. Baker stated that the prisoner had yesterday ...
... put it its his pocket. The villains escaped with theirbooty. Ott Christmas night Andrew Ny'ler, a young nuan residing in Drury-lane, returning home to his residence throsighl the Seveti- dials, was attacked by a f.ing of thieves, who knocked him down, ...
... re~ceived for his laboors, which comprised the complete supesir.:eodance ot the house, music, &c. 4001. or a bene~it :st Drury-lane or the Opera House. I-e also song first, tenor for the same money ; was ill during tlhe firrikithat Don Giovanni was getting ...
... iron-founder-D. Devon- shire, of Old-street, jeweller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Tisdall and C. Posten, of the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, dry- salters-E. Jones, J. Jones, and J. Lzawrence, of Qacrieno, Moo- tiolsth, farmers-J. Heath, S. Powell,and J. Metford ...
... nighlt about ten o'clock, as Mr. i'ilorle', of Maidet-latte, 'iattle-bridge, was retltrnitg home from the Theatre, along Drury-lane, lie v.as attack.-d, at Middlesex-coisrt, by five fellows, v.Ito lwrocked himn dimsi kicieri hint violently, and robbed ...
... daughter. i DI~~~A R IND. . On Thursday last,at St. -Mary's, Lambeth, James William, E Wallack, Esq. of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, to Georgiana Susanna, daughter of A. Johnstone, Esq. of the same Theatre e Yesterday, at Clapham Church, by the Rev. WVno ...
... ? stated himself to be 12 years old! Friday night, becymeen twelve anid one o'clock, Mr. J. Duffey, of Stewart's-rents, Drury-lane, returning home froni Totten- ham-court-road, was attacked near St Gules's Pound, by four fellows, who robbed him of his ...
... of. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. Tuesday evening, as Mr. J. C. Downes, of Exeter-street, was passing along Drury-lane, three or four men hustled him, and in the scuffle he felt his watch drawn out of his pocket.- IHe seized one of the ruffians ...
... whrle of tie sti0re-niolrey t01 the light ihetween Ayres and the Clare-nim.ket autcher leh e made good at) Reynrolds's, in Drury-lane; but, in~tcad of Iu.0day, the riatch is postponed to Thursday b)h coissenr. While the establishtnent of elementary public ...