... ?? - J ?? I ! I James Hadfield, charged with high ;;>g at his Majefty in Drury-Lane The- W up and arraigned upon his __—__— it, °- 'he Attorney General. He pleaded : »r.d up on pps; s p et j t : ot , t0 tne Court, Mr fended expedition/ He will, ofc'ou- ...

... re'peding Mrs BLLLiNG- Tox, is, wye underfland, co mpletely revived as to 0 the-engagement ofyoung Roscibs. Mr GRAiAMn of Drury Lane, hia been forne time fincedif-- i patched to Birminghaim by the- truafees to fee the: performance -of this extraordinary ...

... CLER}MENWELL SESSIONSs OCT, Louis Landpiere,'a Jeweller, at No. t0 ven Buildings, Drury Lane, was in an aflault epon Liza Landpiere, his 00 ter, an infant of eight years, with intctr late her. He was alfo charged with a CO' adault. The details of fo fhocking ...

... W1v , cat-.pro-L duce .such trash as Adelgithi, and announce it as a Po*ular Drama performed with nnrioaded jitplarue at Drury Lane a-when it is knowa, it with difficultiy, languished there a short and .troubw led life,'and was'then damned, if we are ...

... miety Hurnpries, the officer belonging to Bow Street, with on Friday night apprehended a man, at a public mnd, house in Drury-Lane, vwho answers the description of the person with one eye, and dressed in a smock plit frock, in the service of Mr Sims, ...

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... reflect fo Do shade of di-honour on their country. By command of the Major.General, nt JAMES CAMPBELL, Major of Brigade. m m DRURY LANE THEATRE. This house was greatly crowded last night to witness Mr Reas's performance of lago. Often as he had already appear- ...

... that day in the penalty of,2Os. for exploding some of them in St James's Park. Mr Cuthbert was accompanued ly Mr Couper, of Drury Lane, chemist, previously convicted, and by the justly celebrated Captain' lanby. The fact of thd sale being proved, Mr Fieiding ...

... Newton, Oxford, cow-dealer. it Robert M'Clatchey, Manchester, cotton manufacturer. i, I'hornas Sharp and Durell Stables, Drury Lane, Middlesex, k ironfounders and copartners. Robert Hedges, junior, Old Bailey, London, confectioner. It George Fraser, Brixton ...

... risonex had ani arpcarance ol wildness in his eyes. T-he letters were then read. Thev were ad- dressed to MAiss Kelly, at Drury-lane&Theatre.> The fi:-st was without date. It commenced with some poetic lines, descriptive, as he said, of Miss Kelly's character ...

... officers,, and what their pay was,~ Frona thence they. went to Vinegar yard, to the house frequented by those who were at Drury-lane; there they had the same conversation. Some of the soldiers sp)okealtith yin-, I lence -against Governmlent, for soldiers ...

... period ny of 60 days. 10- Bl it I Hltb tid On the lath curt. at Aberdeen, Mrs H1iNRY LumsDeN. of Ise a iSn. In Russel-Court, Drury-lane, London, on the 24th curt. )re Mrs STevrNS, of twins. Mrs S. has now been the mother im ofi °2 children, and, in the Doctor's ...