... insolvency a slo't time after- d wadrds Mar. Russell lest the whole amount. He was a, not attached to the Dramatic Fund of Drury-lane, N f'om a mistaken notion that ee would never requiw es its aid. Mr'. Russell was twice married, and lead a . number of ...

... several other boys of the same rlass rosiile(t 'ii ' P uerable hovel, pragnaitt with filth an(d csssc , Sholmors-gardcess, Drury-lane. Tw'o Italiri- 'I employ of Rahbbiaotti, were first called, ant i colic in statinz that lie was a Lind andeonsidelo site ...

... he hail taken altogether seventeen pieces of Is, lawn and two IIozen uif handikerehiefs, to Newman, the 05 pawnbroker, in Drury-lane, and that he had also taken to ,I the sante place twventy or thirty yards of vesting satin, as and a, qsitntity (if satin ...

... several other boys of the sauna class resided in a mi- serable leovel, pregnant with filth and disease, in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. Two Italians, in the employ of Rabbiaoti, a-ere first called, acd concurred in stating that he was a kind and considerate ...

... assistance of the magistrate. She said her name was Harriette Jesse Nelson, that she lived at No. 3, Cross-court, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane; that she was a widow, and earned her bread by working as a laun- dress, ild three children, and was in very destitute ...

... lodgiglig.ouses. On Thursdlay dVI mnornig, ?? half-pa-t six o'clok, Nwhilst he was sit by walking across Little Russell-court, Drury-lane, 'he d, saw a bundle iling in the centri of ?? pathway. n-.Witness pulled fit about, and discovered that: it con. e, tained ...

... of the magistrate. She said her name' ' was Harriette Jesse Nelson, that she lived at No. 3, Cross-court, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane; that she was a widow, and earned her bread by working as a laun- i dress, had three children, and was in very destitute ...

... magistrate. She said her name Ha ?? was Harriette Jesse Nelson, that she lived at No. 3, Tfha le Cross-court, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane ; that she was waa, Aa widow and earned her bread by working as a laun- day Pdrs, had the Children, and was in very destitute ...

... they belonged to, he said they eu were ]Ise mother's, and that he had brought them from the ocar Ring's-cross, New-read, to Drury-lane, in oropr to st( be cleaned. The constable then said he would accom- of panty him home, on which he shuffled anad gave another ...