... named Mahoney, '1who'C flived in the front parlour,. but left some time before, I anid Vho 'snce'lived in Princes-street, Drury-lane, I a '1his man came forward on Ifriday eveding, buttoolate I 3 to give his evidence to prove that this shoe wes his, . au ...

... performing at the Prince of Wales Theatre. It is compact, and works well tegether. There are only the companies at the Lyceum, Drury-lane, and the Olympic which may be compared with it. As for the Haymarket and the Adelphi, they are immeasurably inferior on ...

... corn mnerchant, Feansick-atrect. felle Joseph Hubback, corn merchant, itcnwiok-street. fend Henry Jumnp, corn nrcrhtaut, Drury-lane. mnan William It ilgeur, merchant, Riehumsund-torrace. Obte Richa rd Johns se Lockett, usorchact, Ktieg-street. of a ifameis ...

... other,. Mr. Snowball also applied on e- ltif of Thulias Briggs, who wished to keep a re taurant iat the new buinnlis in Drury-lane. The rent woulld bo tt nearly £300 per annu.in ,- Al application by Joseph Feeney, for it license to the prailiiSte8 now ...

... are sorry to hear that thieatiical speclations dring tlv preseist season have been very uLsuccessful The proprietors of Drury-lane and Covent.Garden will, it is said, lose several th usuid pounds; and Mr. Liporte, of tLe King's Theatre, Will scarcely ...

... lodging- house keeper. From the statement of the prosecuto-, it appeared that the prisoner lodged with him at his house in Drury-lane. On Monday afternoon, he informed the prosecutor that he had shipped in an American vessel, presented a shipping note, and ...

... tobacco manufacturer, Comus-street; Frederick I e Darbyshire, hide broker,, Rumford-street; by Robert Davies, shioowrqer, Drury-lane; William 141 Henry Edwards, -leather factor, Hatton- r- garden; Herbert Fwlether, merchant, Dale- 2Sb 3 street; James Glover ...

... r, but vsited her theI Her mistress went on the stage within about twelve month of her marriage. She wes engaged at tbe Drury-lane pantomime as _Miss Cissy Churzcill.' From Oxford-street her mistress went to Pieca- dilly, where Mr. Wolff continued to ...

... attributed to the engineer, as he was e only travelling at the rate of abouttwelve milesan hour. *rLo D CARmDIoaN EXPELLED FaoOn DRURY-LANE ts THEATRE.-An extraordinary scene took place at this I- Theatre last night. As the concert was proceeding, e some gentlemen ...

... character.-Rfused. Rolnt Sankey Andeson, restaurant keeper, applie for sasix-day beer and wine license fur hs premise; 2, Drury-lane. Mr. Swift (instrocted by Mr. E. Berry), in 3upporin, stated that the pace w ld oly be opened from eight in the morning ...

... insidle, ansi, one of them remaining in front to keep watch in Water-street, Rymer proceeded to tite back of thie premiess, la Drury-lane, where lse saw the Isisloner, with a leather bag in his hiad, makinag his I e8,,apo. On seeing the olhicor, the prisomner ...

... young woman, was brought up charged with having etolen Y CS 6s. from the person of Lewis Jones, a seaman, .e residing at 24, Drury-lane. It appeared that about ten a o'clock on Monday evening the prosecutor was In a Tlthebarn-etreet under the Influence of ...