... who had for a length of time led a muost abandoned life, purchased, on Sunday evening, at the shop of Mr Lane, chemist, in Drury lane, two pennyworth of arsenic, which he said was for killing rats; be infused the poison into some coffee, and swallowed it; ...

... MURDEPS I THRO UGH DESTITUTION. Last afternoon, Mr. Wsakley, M.P.. heldan tiquest at tie BenJolinson, Great Wilde-street, Drury- lane, upon thle body of John Grainger, a blacksmtitlh, aged 27, who eonl. mitted suicide, and attempted to [kill his wife and ...

... five years ago, in the Isle of Dogs. He was again remanded. A woman is also committed for the attempted murder of a boy in Drury lane. ACCIDENTS. KILLED BY AN ELEPHANT.-At an inquest on the body of John Glascott, aged 42, Mr Turner, of Dean street, said ...

... before Lord. Abinger, when the plaintiff proved his engagement for two seasons at 181. a-week, to play at the Theatres Royal Drury Lane and Covent Garden. After raising some objection to a point in the evidence, which he did not ultimately press, Mr Thessiger ...

... and he at length alighted on oat, whence bin absequent letters were dated, namely, 178 fligh Holbotti, four doors from Drury lane. Having removed to that re- treat, he wrote, as he was bound to do, to its future mistress (fsr auch the plaintiff then ...

... Princes-street, Drury-lane, where he gave him self out to be a commercial traveller. A few days before his apprehension, which took place yesterday se'nnight, he paid a 51. note to the wife of Mr. White, a cheesemonger, in Drury- lane, in the purchase ...

... eun of 2001., lint and advanced by big Serene diigltncsr the Dulke of Bru-tswick to the deo fendant, rho is t perlormer at Drury lane and tile Prin- cess' Theatrrs.-Atr. Jervii, with Mr. Petersdorff, for the, plaiitiff, and Nfr.:Maxtia for tile ?? ap peared ...

... plaintiff, to the full amount of the bill. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-THURS9AY. MARK SKERRITT, a puhlican, late of King-street, Drury. lane, came before the Court to obtain his discharge, and was o pposed by Messrs. Wyatt, thte brewers. ¢ It appeared that a personl ...

... lawyer's clerk, and b other of the well- known Barnard Gregory, of the Satirist. Itappeared that deceased lodged at 119 Drury lane, and was subject to asthma. He partook of breakfast on Sunday morning, asd his landlady entering his room soons afterwards ...

... situation reqti 'd Elizabeth Reeve. also must still be detained in' castdy. Tim Q VSEN, s her'Majesty'sappear. aisce on Drury Lane stage to see the beasts feed, she is popularly known as The Lad!, of ioas I THE; Fonc OF EXAs'LL-We understand that the ...

... existence. About o'clock on Thursday morning, a destructive fire broke out in the house of Mr Storlees, oil and colournian, Drury lane. About half-past one, a qttastity of gunpowder exploded, but wyitlout doing any stisncief. Not a vestige of tile property ...

... for- merly in opulent circeusetances, who was found dead lying on a wretched bed, in a damp back attic, in Hartford place, Drury lane, with his clothes on. From the evidence, it appeared that the unfortunate gentlemau had been living without a fire, nd ...