... Messrs. Moore, of Christy Minstrel celebrity, Myers, 15 of the Agricultural Hall, and Willing, the bill poster, 'I have token Drury Lane Theatre, and it is to be re-opened in as a circus. be Mr. George Potter, who was the Radical candidate r- for Peterborough ...

... 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 ...

... £12,000 per acre. An inquest was held on Mo-day on Mary Iiensaly, the young daunhier of a, painter of Golcsnith - street, Drury Lane. *ho was found murdered on the stairs of the house, and a verdict of Wilful nmrder was returned against the iabonrl rer ...

... Willian Terriss for thirty years; ' k noiwn him aM an artist and a feond. When I first met him Terriss' wa e pliiyinr at Drury Lane in 'The Laidy of the Lake.' In those m davs Terrisi ?? looked uponi ss a promising - .-.nnn-actor liwas qimenensely liked ...

... Chartists in 1848, was tried for stealing a purse. A policeman, seeing him behave in a suspi'ious way at the pit-entrance of Drury Lane Theatre, arrested him; and a purse belonging to a Mr. Byrne was found in his possession. Mr. Byrne said he had securely ...

... 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 ...

... information to the police. The pridoner had been living with a man: named Cornelius Crowley. a porter, in Wbite Horse-yard, Drury-lane, anid about Jufy 28,'in consequence of her representa- tlons, he aqqopnpaeied her to Charing-cross, where be put her into ...

... jewellery DWAVRF EXECUTED. Gsorge Robertson, a dwatrf, convicted of Cc ,be eturder of Mary Keneales, a child of four J I'lai in Drury-lane was banged at NseWgats Cl on 2ser'aiy. The convict passed a restless he eight, nnd ate very sparingly of his breakfast. ...

... 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 ...

... On Aug. 1 Mrs. Russell, who re.ides tin Great St. Andrew-street, Seven Dielss, was passing s througls FrooCer's-naley, Drury-lane, when two men De- d costed her and snatched her watch, value LtS, from her r, pocket aedbreaking it from the clain, ran ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...