... Thfis part of the Reiqiyhsaled enpblse.Tejr returned a hs eritonauadet.EiaehBret examined- sd I live in Russell-court, Drury-lane, and am a doctress and ,rs botanist; I attended deceased for the last twelve months for of cancer. I administered to her ...

... that the sentence proceeded x- from a regard, not to the first wife or the second, but to ig the interests of society. TIHE DRURY-LANE MURDER. (Before Mr. Baron Parke and Mr. Justice Maule.) r.Thomas William Wicks, aged twenty, was placed at ?? the bar on ...

... ness that he had been wounded by the prisoner. 26; eta Witness immediately conveyed him to the'shop ofcae ~nd Mr. Gray, in Drury-lane, while the prisoner fol- deati cal wtthe kni s n her hand, witho mkn lowed, wiouh ak ngonw any observation until she entered ...

... conveyed to the Infirmary at Leeds, and died in that institution on Sunday last. Verdict- Accidenta death. I FinE AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. - Considerable alarm was created on VWednesday morning, about half-past eight o'clock, in consequence of a report ...

... visit to the Irish metropolis; they have now proceeded to Belfast to fulfil an engagement pre- vious to their appearance at Drury-lane Theatre on New Year's night. THE WEATHER IN LONDON still continues very fine. This has been one of the most remarkable days ...

... of the body K with a knife. ti Constable 55 F division stated, that about one o'clock T he was on duty in Feathers-court, Drury-lane, and seeing 01 a crowd collected he went up, and was informed that a g man had been stabbed. Upon making further inquiries ...

... visit to the Irish metropolis ; they have now proceeded to Belfast to fulfil an engagement pre- vious to their appearance at Drury-lane Theatre on l New Year's night. THE WEATHER IN LONDON still continues very fine. This has been one of the most remarkable ...

... Wisbech Saint Peter, Cans ' bridgeshire, ?? Kewell Gorbell, Bedford. p 'Lae, Commereial-road, ?? Rock Day White Hart WRstreet, Drury-lane, victua ?? Mack LiverpooasLerpool, master-mariner-m Butte Butr, Sheeld' - ?? Cornelius Whittenbury. Leads, cheese' ?? Pell ...

... Th r. Monda last, from the effects of injuries received by ant le being k noifed down by a cab as he was leaving for, w Drury-lane Theatre onl Tuesday week. .The evi- sub ddencequore out the facts aireadyotatedl and the jury, oth le attributing grsss ...

... on the premises, Iurnt with alarming fury, At tle ;Teatre Royal, 7hich adjoins these premises, Madle. 'Flea Fabriand the Drury-lane ballet company were performing tlvs ballot La Dicbte a Qautre to a tcrowded aliienie, tbe periotnanee bving for the benefit ...

... tire premises, burit with alarming fury. At ?? Theatre Royal, which adjoins thieste premises, Aladle. Flora Fahrianm the Drury-lane ballet company were E performing ~the ballet L Diabe C( Qwrt'e to a I Icrowded audience, tke performance ?? for the I benefit ...

... were not known to each other, met on the night of the 15th Jacuary at the White Horse public. house, in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, where a bet seas made by the prosecutor that his dog would kill one hun, dred rats in seven minutes. The prisoner immediately ...