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... COURT-TUESDAY. HATTON V. MACREADY.-John Liptrop Hatton, chorus- master, was the plaintiff, and Mr Macready, the late lessee of Drury Lane, the defendant. The action was brought to recover the sum of 191. 8s. 6d., arrears of salary due to the plaintiff in his ...
... Chatterton, for many years ass. deated with Drury Lane theatre, died on Thursday morning from a severe attack of bronchitis. In conjirc. tion with Mr. Edmund Falconer he assumed the manasie- ment of Drury Lane in the winter of 18B2, and in It&3 became sole ...
... WATCx STEALING OUTSIDE DRURY LANE THEATRE.-John Lawrence was indicted for stealing a watch, the pro- perty of George Pannell, fromhis person. -On the evening of Monday,{)ct. 19, the prosecutor was waiting to go into Drury Lane theatre when he felt a pull ...
... up to town, and after accompanying Prince and Princess Christian and Princess Frederica of Hanover to the German Plays at Drury Lane Theatre, returned to Windsor. Princess Christian lunched with the Queen on Tuesday. To-day (Saturday) the Queen holds the ...
... Wilde, Mi Thesiger, and Mr G. W. Cooke, appeared as counsel for the ?? plaintiff is the eminent tragedian and the lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, and the defendants are the proprietors of the newspaper called the Weekly Dispatch, in which, under the date of ...
... A DISHONEST CHECKTAKER. Js At Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, Frank xx Adderley, a checktaker employed at Drury Lane Theatre, weas charged with stealing Sn. 6d., belonging to Mr. Angus. .y tus Harris. The defendant was employed as a checktaker ...
... (18), metal roller, Thonsas Street ; Janes Welch (18), tube lloatei, Barn Street Barney Ml'Carthy (20), hinge filer, Court, Drury Lane Mlartn- in. Murphy (22), gun-lock maker, Thomas Street John H1emmin-,q (19), tube maker, Thomas Street WIlli/ant Balo-ington ...
... of his watch at the Pit entrance of the Lyceum Theasre. Mir. Parfitt, the landlord of the Craven's Head public-house, in Drury. lane, told a person named Lygo, who was employed at the Olympic Theatre, and attended sales, that he wanted a watch for his daughter ...
... Cuttilg hoe' throat, with intent to murder leer, The prisoner and his wifC occupied a lo(lgieig at 48, Great Wild-strest, Drury- lane, and on the eveningt of December 29 be appeared to have goiie home drunk, aced a quarrel tool place between him and the ...
... eatered the court, anQ having been sororn walked into the wituess-boz.- Counsel: You're a. market porter living at 116, Drury. lane P-Wituess lRight. (Laaghter.)-hs the prisoner aour wife P-Right.-On the afternoon of s iay, tfi PT of, hst aoth, what happened ...
... go I did not ulo it)' -.Ir. Slade remanded the prisoner to the workhouse for further iuquiriem FATAL STABBING AFFRAY IN DRURY- LANE. This morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock, a man with one leg, named John Crowe, stabbed his cousin, a man named George Greene ...
... years, was burned to death early on Thursday morning, in a fire which occurred at her lodgings at 1, Whiteheart Street, Drury Lane, London. A bill legalizing marriage with a deceased wife's sister has been passed by the Legislature of Natal, and approved ...