... tell your Elonuur. You must know I'm a man as woris early and nlate to get a bit oIbread for the childer; and I lodges in Drury'lane bove there A Saturday last 'as ever was, and b' the'same token, 'nation eowld it was, Iwris called by Tim' clly, the watchman ...

... George Hodgson, Efq. coroner, tI at Mr. Kitchen's, the Three Compasses public-house, at 'the cornerof the Coal-yard and Drury-lane, on a the viiew of the body'sf Mary Murphy, otherwise a 'Baker, supposed to have' been murdered by a anan of p the name ...

... the watchhioufe the fame evening, when hd admitted that his niame was William Jones-. and that he tefided inPatkcr-flreet, Drury-lane. Furzenan all'o fwore that the prifowierifaid to him, he knew it was a bad note and that he knew vhe Tihould go -for life ...

... 1630. She wviii, lowever, sng~; g at some of the concerts during the winter, nd at the n musical festivals in the spring. DRuRY LANE-Mr. Kean, jun. appeared at this teahrhq last night week, as Romeo, He has improved considerably; IC in his enunciation and ...

... A MABRIED McOBEANy.-A Bow-street. Police- office, London, last week, James Hollancd. a cabman, living in King-street, Drury-lane, was charged with 'brutally assaulting his wife, Jessie' Holland,- on the second night after her confinemnent. It was proved ...

... of the Royal Italian Opera, for the purpose of ii obtaining an injunction to restrain Signor Grazziani from e singing at Drury-lane or elsewhere in Greab Britain. _5 T'he vI e-ehanceilor held that the defence had failed On t both the, grounds set up-viz ...

... town. It seemns thati a pelar, r named Mfotatt, anur Isis wife had bees p ted' soine time, D and thai tte wife resided in -Drury-lane w.vi the 3onaSt b ddaughter. For sever4l d..ya M.fattbad 'neonii dril;kisg G!ard, and on Thurs&iy afternoon lie i alled ...

... Vestris, and her beautiful sister, ye who has never yet appeared on any stage, have both been on engaged by the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, and that the an sisters will act together in the same dramia, early ihgii September.- - .swi SiNsEINsG OF, A MO ...

... of an'sction for false imprisonment, which a bui!der ?? hrought raiginst Mrr E. T. Smith, the lessee f Cureiorne-gardens, Drury-lane &c. The dis- pute arose out of somne bill transactions which Mr Srnith gave for senme repairithe plaintiff had made at ...

... this were so the offence against the excise iowa would remain the 'sa ?? Petter, t eamined' I em a spirit dealer,,of 36. Drury-lane. I io'rmembe~r the defendant, MrlJohogon, calling on, met ear~ly in Nowdumber last. Be asked me ifs . Mr Kelly had -spoken ...

... carriage, and he was drawn up the Strand, along which Mr. Thistliwood had preceded him.' They were taken too Mr. West's, in Drury-lane, where Dr. lVatton was r waiting tn receiee and congratulate them, where they alighted, and ; addressed the multitude from ...

... RIVAL OPERA MAcvGEtS-The law suit between Mr. Gys, of tile Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, and Mlr. E. T. Smith, of Drury-lane, for the services of Signor Graziani, the singer, has been decided in favour of the former. Vioe-Ohancellor Wood issued ...