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... mrtde properly, by any respectable solicitor, at an expense not exceeding a ?? C/tronicZc SunliEss DEATAs DP A SOLICITOR ate DRURY-LANE TItEsaTRE.-On MIonday evenireg, Air. Higgs, deputy-coroner for Westminster, held an inquest at the Sir Jothn Falstaff Tavern ...
... the 19th irist., Mrs. selsiah Vaughan, Isi, wife, took the deceased Mary Anne Vauoghai , to dir. Walker a cheorist, is Drury-lane, to get somethirsg far a sligist conch, which cemie oel the day previous. iho was out of towln, asrd Dr. ?? wioo as stteslisdig ...
... named George ?? was brought up in custody, charged with wilfully danmaging the door of James Batchelor, No. 12, Coal-yard, Drury-lane, byscorching it with lighted paper.-Mr. Batchelor said, he was sitting in his house last night, when he was alarmed by a ...
... stealing twenty- four copies of Parley's Dllustrated Library, the property of Mr. Lees, publisher, of Craron-buildiags, Drury-lane. The prisoner on Thursday night applied to the prosecutor for a situation as noachine bov. He woa taken ost probation, asd ...
... ane exotic as young Betty, Ido not recollect aisy person filling the house rr his first ?? a Juror; I woas proprietor of Drury.lane when Van Amburgh appeared ?? Chief Justice TINDAL: Tint really was an exotic. (Krucir laoghter.) Henry Hughes examined I ...
... now tremble to contemplate. It appeared that early in the morning a police constable of the 1 division v-as osl duty in Drury-lane, when a medical gentlemen residing in the neigbourhood called his attention to the prostrate figure of a drunken man. The ...
... support lbs coceploicit, aced Mr. Robin- son appeared for the ?? Suittonowood, a cseter -monger, residing in Ciinrlea-street, Drury-lane, having been sworn, stated thot on 'Tuesday srligtit the 0th inst., hie - ans toe r'.ee great Msogul publir-house, Drurp-laice ...
... shop, she found she had taken a bad half-crown, which she kept apart from the ?? Ann Letchmere, barmaid to Mr. Walters, of Drury-lane, proved him to have passed a half- 1 crown by calling for some rum that come to 2id., and playing the same trick as loe ...