... Birnie stated, that she was the daughter of a most respectable man, a solicitor, who some time ago resided in Broad- cou+t, Drury-lane ; and although every means had been used by her friends to restore her to the world, they were never able to effect a reforma- ...

... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Mr. Macready made his appearance at this theatre last night in the character of Macbeth, after an absence of upwards of two years; but although he looks ex- ceedingly well, and appeared to lie in the unimpaired posses-don of his histrionic ...

... reigns, of which she gave the following particulars : — Early in the month of October, her daughter went with some friends to Drury-lane Theatre, and after the performance was over, as they returned through Russell-court, .Miss Craig, one of the party, whose ...

... about to embark in the ship Elizabeth for Barbadoes, svas charged by Bond, jun., one of the officers appointed to attend at Drury-lane Theatre, svith drawing a sword upon him, and threatening him to run him through the body. It appeared that the prisoner ...

... while ago, of a young fellow '•f i* ' in his pocket, and introduced him to one ty e ?? e ?? - c e)ck-and.heu houses near Drury-lane Theatre, t], *I )r )'ned with wine. Calling was introduced, and Th r ...

... sonage, having the appearance of a mechanic, wal charged liefore Sir R. Birnie with having occasioned * riot in the saloon of Drury-lane Theatre, last night. Bond, jun., the officer, stated, that he found the de- fendant performing a variety of novel autics ...

... believe an owner is discovered of the 400 or 500 • sovereigns, which svere found in a bag live weeks ago in Uuss -I!. court,' Drury-lane. by some young ladies, as they returned -from the theatre. Yesterday a gentle- i man made application respecting them, and ...

... subscriptions for the youth, anil amongst them George White, Esip, ahovemcutioned. The youth was now residing at No. I*2>, Drury-lane, under the name of George' Treadway. 3l.\iiLHc)iie)re.ii.siHi:i;i-. — F.m.'sk Cn.utAt Tt.its. — On Saturday, Samuel Underbill ...

... carried em a U oi 'gambling which required more funds than he Mil of tei support ; he was often seen too in the boxes of Drury-lane Theatre, and parading the saloon as if he had been a man of fortune. This course Of life exiuld not last hing, for his money ...

... DRURY-LANE THRATRI A new comedy, entitled Forget and Forgive, or Ren- contre.s in Paris, from the pen of Mr. Kemu brought forward last night at Drury-lane Theatre. The principal characters are : The plot is pretty nearly as follows : ?? Gregory Ogle 3lr ...

... the following passengers : — Mr. S. Chap- man, of Covent-garden Theatre; -Mr. Southwell, Mr. Mercer, and Miss Hawthorn, of Drury-lane Theatre; .Mr. Willis and Mr. Norton, of the King's Theatre; 3lr. and Miss Kenn, of the Adelphi; and several pro- vincial ...

... importance than it otherwise might be, that so founded a statement has been made t Madame Feron, who is to appear next wee . Drury-lane Theatre, Is the Miss Fermi who ?? Coveut-g_rdeu Theatre in ?? aud afterwards »' ?? minor theatres, where she v»as remarkable ...