... Har- rowlby's bouse. ' This witisess was cross-exanuined J ba by MAl r. Currwood. ' - ' i John iiector Morrison, cutler, of Drury Lane;, 0i was examined by the -Attorney-Gener21,'to prove lie r g9 had sharpenqd a' sword for' man dressed like a WI butcher ...

... iatetrial witniess, hmavhig heell so ?? W, in ]her Majesty's confideuce. Why was lie' ihistinia- as It was announced[ at -Drury Lane Theatre, Oil hn Tuiesday uirght, that her Majesty was to bhrl'ur thle A p u~~ex ight by hei~ pyesepees aid nf)- ui A lanse ...

... nine o'clock- on Friday evening the two last mentioned officers obtained information which led them to Short's-gardeens, Drury-lane, where, after waiting for some time, they saw the prisoner and some other men issue from a house and come towards them. ...

... . taken from his i banker's unler a fdlse pretence, recovered from imin. A tiit Tv ragedy, trsented, we underptandn, to Drury Lane, antl from t be pen of one of tile most I distinguisheti poets of thme day, has excited an unu- jsual interest in the literary ...

... the Debate .as sadjoissised at osse o'cloock till next day. - te 'tt LONtEDON, IEBRUARY 6. . B i The Kinsg i- hi hionoour Drury-lane 'rlleatre- evith RI .Iis peeseiut to-nislit. IMiS Mi-j-'sty bais ?? aisled re thee oli-ra of Artaixosxes, ani, tl II ee ...

... ago; also an unfortunate anan who n some years ago, in a paroxysin of mental dlerange c mens nt, fired at Miss Kelly in Drury-lane 'l'heatre, are For still under confinement in Blethlew Hospital. IL Lord Coleraine was lately robbed of his gold re- peater ...

... s against hin are therefore stopped. ft Thle following aingu;ar circumstance occurred on it the evening the King was at Drury-lane theatre:- ji A Gentleman of Clerkenwell, wbo was in the crowd, tl missing his watch, seizedl man whom he supposed tl had ...

... betweenimettitatetl prcsence at the Coilonatioir; aid dhese recent visits to the minor : theatres, tile alpjeahmisce at- Drury-lane last night, i. . the eal to ?? ~oucikan khegpcsstit, . during the last mouth, in searci of popuhlrity. If there be any one ...

... Thursday morning next, by lialf- past three, unrder the comeand of Col. Bosanquet. .m T1'esday nliglit her AMajesty visited Drury-lane Theatre to see' Guiy Manneriog and the .SpecIre Bridkroo'Ii. The lit and gallery were well filled, but tile former displayed ...

... through the public press, and evert allowed 10 days to elapse, after he becatme proprietor, before proceeding to the Abbey, Drury-Lane Theatre, London, will now contain in the pit 800 persons, the whole range of boxes 1828, 1 the two shilling gallery 657 ...

... to be called The Order fi for of Liberators ! t city A Mr. Price, the American manager, has become the ron lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, having taken the con- in- tract off the hands of Mi. Bish, in fonsideration of' h enl- receiving fro m, he latter ...

... the perpe- trators of so daring a crime should be discovered and brought to justice. - ?? Graddon, of the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, made her first appearance in our City oil Monday evening last, -in the characters of Lucy Bertram in Guy 1launering and ...