... Brien, of Drury-lane, under the act of 5th Vic., cap. 24, one of the police acts for the suppression of ndi- sance and preventing of disease. It avpeared from the statement made by Mr. Campbell, that the parties resided in a house in Drury-lane, and that ...

... JUDGES' CHAMBERS-LomNDO, JUNE 14. 1 Bunn v. Lind. In this action, brought by Mr. Bunn, of Drury-lane Theatre, against Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, to recover compensation in damages for an alleged breath of contract, a summons was obtained at the instance ...

... imprisou- -ment for nonpayment of a railway ?? Albion. a M. Jullien opened his annual series of concerts ou Friday inight, in Drury lane Theatre, under circumetancec pro. -mising a very brilliant and very successful season. The 3 house was crowded throuihout ...

... plain. tiff was anxious to secure her services at Drury-lane Theatre, and accordingly went over to Berlin, and entered into an engagement by which the defendant engaged to sing for twenty nights at Drury-lane Theatre in the cba rooter of Vielka, in Meyerbeer's ...

... charged on a summons with horsew'ippiug the. Marquis of Drogheda, on the 7th instant, on his way to tie Spitahields ball, at Drury-lane Theatre. It seemed that his - lordship was going to the ball in his carriage with leis lady, L who was one of the patronesses ...

... Jenny Lind for a breach of engagement, in singing at her Majesty's Theatre, before-she had fulfilled her contract to sing at Drury-lane Theatre in English. After a rule neisi bad been moved for by the defendant, on the ground of excessive damages, and refused ...

... really hold Protestant and Scriptural ?? Chronicle. CAOINE INsTiNcT.-At a recent alarming occurrence in Charles-street, Drury-lane, one of the sufferers, a woman named Willy, contrived to get on the top of the chapel, and was making her way across the ...

... gun, and what was the effect of itlwhen dis- chared.t On Sarturday a man named John George, residing in Dlacts;ore-street, Drury-lane, waited on Mr. Inspector Hate'si, at' Great Scotland-yard, and, stated that hapwas formueey a 'fireman in the Great Western ...

... attended with considerable destruc- tion of property, also occurred about the same time in different parts of London. FIRE NEAR DRURY-LANE TnemcATRHI.-On Tuesday night, shortly after seven o'clock, a fire, attended with a great loss of property, and jeoparding ...

... knowledge whatever of theI prisoner. Constable Redmond having been sworn, said be arrested I the prisoner at a lodging iii Drury-lane, and found on his person the letters pro need, whicis were identified by Mr. Bernard as those presented to him by the prisoner ...

... sion, intLarlboroagh-street,; n Monday evening. r Ellen Fluuney,'Drary-lane; Mary Fitzgerald, Bride-sreet; It Pat.-MurphyP Drury-lane; Thomas Jones, Luke-street; re- , petted thieves, were *brought up,- charged by Sezgeante - Spender and Ryan, of the G division ...

... transferable. It was held for an unexpired term of 43 years. They severally produced 215 guineas. The other lot was a share in Drury-Lane Theatre. It entitles the possessor to an income of Is. 3d. per night, with a free admission. It is also transferable, and ...