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... stated that late- on Saturday-night he. observed the prisoner in company with two notorious thieves, andffollowed theist into Drury-lane, where the prisoner sepa- rated from his companions and-retired to a house in Charles- stret. Witness, who was anxious to ...
... cer- tain whether he will take his benefit at Drury Lane or her Majesty's theatre. We hear that in Macbeth he will close his theatrical career. Mrs. Nisbett'a engagement has proved quite a hit at Drury Lane. The h6use is invariably well filled on the nights ...
... robbery. The prisoner stated that he was a lawyer's clerk, out of employ, and lived in the model ladging-house in King-street, Drury-lane. He denied all knowledge of the robbery, and was prepared to prove by witnesses that he was elsewhere at the time in question ...
... THEATRiQAL crxcrHAT. Auber's newopera, L'Enfant Prodigue (The Prodigal Son), is about to be produced in an English dress at Drury Lane. All the vast resources of the theatre will be put in requisition, so that the work of the great maesisa may be placed upon ...
... With two or three exceptions, that manager has scarcely an actor in his company tisat would be tolerated on the boards of Drury- lane, the Olympic, or the Surrey. . Since the engagement of Macready, the insolence and extortion of the Haymarket offi- cials ...
... the way how to make benevolence prove a valuable pecuniary invest- ment? Speaking of' the Model House in Charles-street, Drury-lane, we are told by the Report ' that this In- stitution, likewise, has been a source of handsome return on the capital embarked ...
... ,VEt'IVlUN RATION AT DPURY-LAINE THEATRE. On Wednesday, a elemonstrationoftheinhabitantsofWest- mninster took place at Drury-lane Theatre, the object being to adopt measures to secure a total and unconditional repeal df the window-tax. Long before the ...
... THE DRAMA, IKUSIC, &c. DRURY LANEThe pasf has beenquite a Shakesperian week at Drury Lane, and the public has only itself to blame if the legitimate drama cannot find a place upon the English stage. Mr. Anderson is doing his best to sustain it, not ? ...
... DEMOCRACY AMONGST THE MIDDLE CLASSES; The meeting at Drury Lane Theatre, on Wednesday last, was a noble gathering, and one that,could not fail to influence the intentions of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. The meeting was essentially a middle- class ...
... and found the spoon and fork gone. lie went out, and called at several pawnbrokers along Hol- born, and at last to one in Drury-lane, kept by a Mr. Hedges, where the prisoner had been about five minutes before, and pawned theospoon and fork for 11. Two ...
... Treherne and White, Barge-yard chambers, Back- lerobury; official assignee, Mr. Graham.-WILLIAM LEIGHTON WOOD, Charles-street, Drury-lane, pianoforte maker, February 21, at half-past eleven. March 2S, at eleven, at the Bankropts' Court. Solicitors, Mlessrs. ...
... THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, February 18. BANKRUPTS. JAMES BINION COOPER and GEORGE BINION COOPER, Drury-lane, ironfounders, to surrender March 3, at one, and April I, at eleven, at Basingliall-street. Solicitors, Ford and Lloyd, Bloomsbury-square; official ...