... -into a pocketboek, which he put into the pocket of. his trowsers, and went on the same evening with his clerk and a lady to Drury-lane Theatre, where there was a great crowd., They wanted to get into the pit, bat it was announced that that part of the house ...

... years past, are now, after successive reduc- tions of wages, no longer wanted, and consequently dismissed. -Bristol Jou naol Drury-lane 'Theatre re-opened last night for the per- formances of Madame Schroeder Devrient, who finally leaves England the end of ...

... world, and the Opera righltly crowdecd to excess.-A new tragedy, intitled Beut Nazir, 1/ce Soarccu, produced Mlonday at Drury-lane, and ?? (tue hero) quite forgot his part. I -Love and Reason, a petite comedy, successfully brought out ?? Garden Tuesday ...

... Mr. Partridge both concurred in ascrib- ing the death to external violence. t Margaret Peregani, of I1, Parker's-street. Drury.lane, de- posed that she knew the deceased well and had known him 1 all the summer; he always carried a tortoise and some white ...

... latterly went into a dra- per's shop, whern it was captured. THE LATE MRi. Pxigtps.--Mr. F. B. Chatterton, writing from Drury-lane to the Timtes, corrects sonic state- ments whithli Vcre inade in its bbitnary notice, and which were copie'd'intt;theie ...

... considering ob- jection urged at trial that indictment in consequence failed, confirmed, and prisoner ?? of fire given at Drury-lane Theatre Tuesday evening by flue becoming over- heated, aid extending to wood-work on roof, but by prompt exertions extinguished ...

... COURT, DECEMBEn 21. Nesbitt v. 1lall.-This was a petition presented on the part of MIrs. Nesbitt, late Aliss Mlordaunt, of Drury-lane s Theatre, to stay the proceedings in a suit entitled Morrara t v. Hall, and in order that monies paid into Court in ...

... slight ?? hackney coachmen sentenced Saturday at 31iddlesex Sessions to various terms of imprisonment for kicking up a row in Drury-lane, and violently assaulting officers attempt. ing to suppress it. ...

... provided by- Mr. Wellman this week enabling the Southampton public an opportunity hearing a grand English Opera Company from Drury-lane. The Company is composed of first-rate artistes, amongst whom we may mention Miss Clara St. Cass, the prima donna, and Miss ...

... a'return visit ,f that sterling melodrama, A Life of Pleasure, withun all the original scenery' and -effecits from Fo Drury-lane. The d ramial, which, is lull.61 of stirring incidnetts of e'veryday. , life~, del matle a ereat impression upon Portsmouth ...

... Bonaparte, announced as in rehearsal, to be got up with great splendour at Covent Garden Theatre, and the Illagic Flute at DrurY-lane..Crowded houses the nightly lot of Astlev's popular tbeatre.the grand spectacle of The Wild Horse, or Ma.lveppae, with its ...

... Constable. Ryall was fouurd tarned with a Constable's staff, pretending to be a Constable, anid acting as such, in Duke's-court, Drury-lane, at the time of the fire. He was taken into crIs- tody about six weeks ago in company with Diall, in Knightsbridge. No person ...