... d that had, never before been brought before a t. court of qnarter ?? 13ardett Coutts was the sole occupier of a box at Drury Lane h Theatre, and as such bad been rated by the anutho- 1 rities of St. Martin's .In the. same proportion with 0 other owners ...

... seller, first carrying on business in High-street, Bloomsbury, and afterwards in Russell-court, Drury.lane; he also bad a shop in Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane. The plaintiff insured his stock in Russell-court for 2501., and in Vinegar-yard for 3201., in the ...

... prisoner, although he pretended to u m; sfor that purpose. The prisoner was subsequently 4prehended at the Great Mogul, Drury-lane. Upon a ?? telling him that he took him into custody for d robbery at Cuniberlaud-place, he said, I knowd I lit I don't ...

... from which she never after- P wards rose. Mrs. Hooper's maiden name was Brothers, V under which she made her appearance at Drury-lane W Theatre, then in its high and palmy state. She was, el we believe, of the Jewish persuasion. Some years since & she became ...

... shooting at his late Majesty George Ill.. In the I eason. year 1800 he was tried for shooting at George III. in a by the Drury.lane Theatre. The, plea of ineauitys here pre- t ae an vailed, and prevailed most properly. It-was proved that i reign, the prisoner ...