... stealing a snsuffbisa in time pit of Astley's Theatre.-There were other cases of seroisg suspicious agains-t the perisouser.-Mr. Alfred Stevens, of No. 74, Mark-lanle, stated that he was in the pit of Astley's Theatre en Wediiesday evening, about half-past nine ...

... certainly obqe of its ablest as well as most zealous members, has commenced lecturing upon the subject. On Tuesday'evening, the theatre of the Mechanics' Institute, Southampton Ijuildings, Holborn, was crowded in every part, long before the time appointed for ...

... four o'clock in the afternoon of the third day she went to take a walk in the Haymarket, and was standing opposite to the theatre, when a girl, whose name she afterwards learned was Dinah, came up to her and asked if she was looking for lodgings, at the ...

... _-1r. Wie: No, cer.ainly not. Sparring is frequiently srac- tised by neoblemein asid gentlemen, atd I have seen it at the theatres, aid no constable hlis thought of isterfering. The magistrates said the defendatt tais cotivicted its the peisalty of 20s ...

... Itegeist's-park, to John Bra- ham. The New Strand Theatre, to Benjamin Ravner. Tbe City of London Theatre, to Christopher Cockerton. The Royal Standard Theatre. to John Gibson. The West London Theatre, to John Love- ridge. Exeter Hall, Strand, to Sir ...

... went to the Surrey Theatre, and took the prisoner Bartlett into custody, telling her that he wonted hoer -for a robbery its cte house of Mr. Justine. She said that she had nothing to dlo with it, thait Pomeroy was then in the theatre, and that the things ...

... -Chaorlotte Kempton, a woman of reDul- sive aspect, and Benjamin Payne, one of the principal socalists at the Marylebone Theatre, were placed at the bar before Mr. Hoskins, the former charged with having cut and wounded several persons with a knife, and ...

... boards of a theatre, and fsith regard to that species of publication, the dramatic author was entirely at Cite mercy of the meanoger of a theatre. Any proprietor of a theatre might give unrestrained a representation on the boards of his theatre of any work- ...

... therein to a Mr. Friswell, an attor- ney. The plaintiff had a demand of 800 against Captain Polhill, as manager of Drury-lane Theatre, for an opera, vrrit- ten by him (plaintiff), and his case now was, that the transfer to Friawell was only colourable, and ...

... A1711y -ndeor-n, .3, Oxford-terrace, Regeit's park, were, on Tuesday, brought pip by James Ledger, constable of the Adelp.hi Theatre. charged with causing a disturbance and an- noyin:g the audience. It appeared that, on Mvsoniday evening, the defendants, ...

... an unlicensed place. The passages of the of fice were thronged with members of the sock and buskin belonging to the penny theatres, anxious to hear the result ofthe proceedings against their brethren in custody. Inspector King, of the L division, prefaced ...

... house, the defendant,who was an entire stranger to him. came to the door, asking which was the shortest way to Drury-lane Theatre. Witness immediately told him the most direct way, and without aniy observation the defendant drew from under his cloak a ...