... good Coachhouse, situate 6, Back Mount-street.— Anply to American Meat Company, Compton House. 4560m16 H ALIAS and CO., 13, Drury-lane, Liverpool, have the following Businesses on Sale: £50.—Servants' Agency and Circulating Library. £35.—General Agency and ...

... He then stated that in the summer of he had met woman named Emma Jaokson, a tailoress, at a public-house Charles-street, Drury-lane. They drank together, she went home with him his room 4, George street, St. Giles's. During the night saw her get out bed ...

... IMPORTANT BETTING PROSECUTION. At Bow-street Polico Court, London, yesterday, Thomas Lloyd, described as a draper, of 1152, Drury-lane ; John Lloyd, his son ; \Villiam Young, shoemaker, of Stanhopo-street, Clare-market ; James Weymick, driver of a hansom ...

... Bow-street (Loudon) Police Court, yes■ Thomas Lloyd, aged 43, draper, and his ' son John 1 -ioyd, aged IS, living at 162, Drury-lane ; William Young, aged f>3, shoemaker, of Stanhope street, Clare Market; Joseph Wynnick, a j cabdriver, aged Mi II man-street ...

... client, was a very young man,-and his connections were highly respectable. For several years he had been engaged as actor Drury-lane and the Criterion 'Iheatres, and his reputation was entirely without roproach until these transactions took place. was ...

... played for ninetynine consecutive times at the Imperial Theatre, will be given for the hundredth time by the same company Drury-lane to-night. This number also far exceeds that which has ever been attained by this play before. Clearly the times have changed ...

... then manager of Drury-lane Theatre, boldly asserted that Shakspeara spelt ruinbut assuredly a decidcd reaction has set in recently in the theatrical world, for the Merchant of Venice, at the Lyceum, and As You Like It, at Drury-lane, are among the ...

... —Beginning with times twelve. A Gem of a Girl.—Jewel-ia. Mr. Augustus Harris has engaged Little Addie .Blanche for the Drury Lane pantomime this year. It will be understood that the juvenile artiste in question is not little laddie at all bus little ...

... PHILOSOPHY. At the Bow-street (London) Police Court, vesterday, a man named William Wilson, living iu •1, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Vaughan, on a warrant, for selling and distributing certain obscene books. Mr. G. . Collctte appeared ...

... estate of Messrs. Agelaato and Co., merchants, trading in co-partnership at Great Winchester-streetbuildiugs, London, and Drury-lane, Liverpool, Alexandria and Aboukir, Lgypt, Nicolopulo and Co., who have petitioned the court for the liquidation of their ...

... that his conscience never interfered, except when it was his interest that it should do so. There was a great stir at Drury-lane Theatre on Friday night, owing to the unexpected presence there of the Prince and Princess of Wales and Princes Victor and ...

... Theatre.—ln Wigan, a little town (whose manager was a Mr. Beverley, a connection of the celebrated scenic artist, Beverley, of Drury-lane), occurred a circumstance. Th 3 juvenile leading lady, gooe actress, and very pretty woman, by the way. and young mother ...