... rd, Drury-lane, and wine merchant, of Mildred's-court, also acting as Manager of the Strand Theatre, under the name of A. Swanborongh. The adjudication was on the bankrupt's own petition. His debts are stated at 3,500. Tbe trustees of Drury-lane Theatre ...

... of such bottles and aloe for the bottle stoppers. Part of the work Novas finished and delivered, and plaintiff went to Drury-lane Theatre and was paid 30s., for which credit had been given. The work was ultimately com- pleted, and the account sent in ...

... to save his family from starvation. The Court, aftera severe caution, fined him 33s. Jam,.es Hooper, of White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, coffee- shop-keeper, was charged with retailing spirits without a license. Mr. Adams, an officer, said he went to the de- ...

... Harris and the debtor, an actor, by which Sir Augustus Harris engaged the debtor for a period of two years to perform at Drury-lane, or on tour in the provinces, at a remuneration of 222 10s. a - week if he performed in London, and ,30 a-week in the pro- ...

... deposed to his engage. mont, and corroborated the evidence of Mr. Eames Mr. Thurlwell stated that he had been leader of the Drury-lane, Covent Garden, Olympic, and other orches- tras, that the custom was for the manager, or his agent, to apply to a leader ...

... n will showv the object of the gift- Presented -to EDwAnD TYasaLn SMaTcE, Esq., by the Committee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, as a Testimonial of the admiration in which they hold 'his satisfactory and successful management of that theatre during ...

... months' hard labour. Ronusay oR SaseGtCAL IssTnRUMNTs.-J'ob1 Farmer, keeper of a small broker's shop in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and Susan Farmer, his wife, were charged last Thursday with steeling several eases of surgical instruments under the following ...

... took place at St. Martin's Church in 1853. The Iadultery was proved to have taken place at a house in Little Wild. street, Drury-lane, and also at a coffee-shop in Seymour-street, Euston-square. At the latter place a constable was called in to take the ...

... selling copies of the plaintiff's drama Masks and Faces. a lie plaintiff's drama Gold was written in 1852, and was acted at Drury-lane Theatre for several weeks in 1853. His popular atvel Netes Too Late to Mend was founded on that drama, and ?? registered ...

... Chatterton. Mr Chatterton, on the other hand, used to send to him every week; il fact, he might say he car- ried on the Drury-lane Theatre with his money. He never at any time borrowed money from Mr Halliday. The reason he employed Mr Tromp instead of ...

... furrnislring the words, but the cpera originally did not contain the two songs now in question. In 1845, Dr ] lran was Lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, amdl he proposed to bring out Mworitfano for the first time. He also wrote the words of these two songs, and Mr ...

... charged with stealing four 5 Bank of England notes from the person of the prosecutor while in a cab between the City and Drury-lane. Charles Partridge, High-street, Shoreditch, stated that he was connected with an aquarium, and had recently purchased some ...