... and Albany,' Park- street, qamdeo Town'; the British. Queen, Ferdinrand. street, H1anpstead.road; and the White Hart, in Drury. lane. K: , n ' t The aeplication of Elizabeth Bumstead for the Lamb Tavern, Kingsland-road, was not heard, owing to the ab- sence ...

... yarishes the price of thc best four-pound loaf is illd., and that of the household qua- lity 9Id. In the neighbourhood of Drury lane the price is wvithout exception l.Id. the best, ani 9di. inferior; antd ii Seuihwrari and Larobeti irons lO'd. to ~SId. ...

... She said she could do anything with Jeseph planning, and had been out with him for a woee together. He was a singer at Drury Lane and Covent Gardesn. He never went to church tipsy; was once tipsy on a Saturday night, and therefore did not go to the church ...

... area, and further that he had seen a gold watch in Bannister's possession, and that the watch had been sold to a man in Drury-lane. (This the lad Reely now denied.) The witness had ascertained that Pemberton had only recently come out of prison, and had ...

... prosecutor, an Inverness farmer, stated that he arrived in London on the 9th of September. On the evening of the 10th, while in Drury-lane, he was attracted by some singing in the White Lion publie-house. He went in, and was honoured by being installed into the ...

... Huntitgtower, ht 1,600 fordiscountng his acceptance for Coloabi Copland, of the rd- Drgo nsa Alfred Bean, late lessteeof Drury-lane Theatre.. 800 entered as Bad for monelent on three acceptances-for Xl0each. . olonel Franeis Capnd also appears as adoubtful ...

... Clerkenwell' ' gas fitter. E ' Brock, aidtone, gardener. W Brown,Asbiorne, Derbyshareubricklayer. G. an ,Wych. street, ,Drury-lane. scale maker. a , Cldon-street Finsbury, chemnist. W.'Cockayne, Nottingha ; bnlcher.3. Elgar, Santdgatve Kent, butcher. ...

... 21. JUDGES' CHAMBERS. (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) Bur,,N v. LinD.-JENxY LIND.-In this action, brought by the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, against the celebrated Idlle. Jenny Lind, for an alleged breach of an engagement, two summonses taken out on the ...

... plaintiffs made repeated applications for the amount swing at dant's residence, bat had beerunable to Ste bim home or at Drury-lane Theatfe. He was a con eith t was thought to be in affluent circumstaunes-Jud ' the celebrated Jullien ?-Plaintiff: Yes your ...

... tsi he went, accompanied by three other constables named curc Harley, Swanson, and Hawkfis,to a house inSimitht§-court, Se Drury-lane. They went up stairs and broke open the door recri, of one of the rooms, and found the two prisoners inrlal. warld' He told ...

... commission of this offence, and he got ill his liberty on the 20th of May, when he went to where his is- wife was living, in Drury-lane, and proceeded to her bed. ryroom and attacked her with a stick. He struck her on the rdhead, causing a serious wound, from ...

... JUDGES' CHAMBERS. MONDAY. I Bvuso a. LIND.-CoMcorrss0Ne TO EXAMINE Wimnnassrs ABnOAD. -In this cause, brought by Mr. Bunn, of Drury-lane Theatre, against Midlle. Jenny Lind, to recover compensation in damages for an alleged breach of contract, a summons was ...