... solitary confinement. In Dci, being at a police-constable found her, with several other male and female blackguards, in Drury-lane, London,tormenting an idiot boy. The imbecile being re cued from her clutches, Anne Smith fell on the policeman and stabbed ...

... servant ia Cairo, when Mr Jn a from his master the man entered the off bis livery coat, and trousers, and ap- costame of a Drury-lane clown, with a red tuft, breeches, &o. He at once sat down upon the floor “comic contorsiona, went through s ae movement ...

... ecka at Doblin, Unburgh, Liverpool, Bath, aud other town.. I/I 1839, he triumphantly sustained the eheracter of Hankt at Drury Lane, and he uow became courted by all. A silver of the value of .C2OO prewnted to him at a public diluter. Her Ilajeety, who ...

... cut her throat. Some hopes are entertained that she May recover AT • FllLL—Early on Wednesday Morning, the inhabitants of Drury Lane, Lou. don, were alanned at the outbreak of a destructive be. i.n the peonies of Mr. W. Rest, known as the George Tavern ...

... the thought of annexation never occurred to urn, and we came beck well content with the barbarous spoil of a regalia that Drury-lane would not have stopped to purchase. Prunia, who had certainly tougher work to do, woo leas moderate. She helped herself ...

... ; and after the two crews were side Isy tide. The Oxford mcn rowed up fiom with a orxwain so exactly like Lord Eden, at Drury Lane, that ore looked round for the other characters in the drawn This crew bee been too frequently and receutly described to ...

... the other half iu evading his angry creditors, lie was mmetiines for hour., even fa days ' r ambushed in the treasury at Drury Lane. He seldom answered letters, and very often did not open those he received. He lost receipte, and paid bills twice or three ...

... withheld their pecuniary assistants. ON Thursday night the police made a seizure of stolen goods at an old curiosity shop in Drury Lane, London. In the cellar property was found of considerable value and of all descriptions, connoting of wearing apparel, linen ...

... mistake the word for the thing. Tow as a terrific stage in one of the Easter pieces brought out by the illustrious Milton at Drury Lane. As machismo for making artificial had not been invented, the tut• bulent element was imitated by little boys, who kicked ...

... stall by stabbing him in the abdomen. - A WIFE KILLING HER HUSBAND. A bricklayer's labourer, named Moriarty, living near Drury Lane, has died from iiijdries by his cite with a hatchet. ItrNIOURED GREAT RAILWAY The 4 , trandord publirbe. a rumour of a character ...

... an immense amount of awful crime in this city. I know London well—am conversant with the precincts of the *even dials—old Drury Lane, Westeninstre, and the lowest haunts of vice in the East End, but I cannot recall such scenes as I have witnereed at the ...

... for Covent Oar e tren g = for twelve night. at tifty guineas a night and a clear benefit; while he agreed to perform at Drury lane on the intervening nights. In 1806 young Betty got froni AMO to £lOO per night. The last tires he appeared on stage was ...