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... Mugizridge then stated in evideace the fects given above, adding that after going to the shop of Mr. Walker. a surgeon in Drury lane, and his assistant having accompanied him to the same room, they saw almost the same scene again enacted. Ths grave-digger ...
... CONxTA0c'.-Thiw case, it will be remembered, was tried at the last sittings in London, the plaintiff being the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatra,axid the defendant the we31-known' vocalist, Jenny Lind; and the action having been brought to recover deamages ...
... by the plaintiff against Mon& Tullien, w the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, to recover the sum of 6, et -The plaintiff stated that on the 22nd of November, a in Bal Masqud took 'place at Drury-lane Theatre, the adriS. SR Sion to see which was 38. the upper ...
... secretary to the committee of the Drury-lane Theatre, and have acted as auditor between the t and' Mrc Bunn. Drury-lane, when filled at the resent prices, will -produce 6601. I remember Madame Mb ran singing at Drury-lane. Madame Mali- bran's salX was, I ...
... robbery, a girl named Olivia Osborne proved hl having seen Quelsh on the night of the robbery come from pros Broad-court, in.Drury-lane. lie met the femnale Carter,and fion handed here sa aiabrown paper parcel, with which she pro- had ceeded 'up Druiry-lane ...
... already in the hands of tho police. MARLBOROUGHI STREFET. - OAPTuur. OF r ,'3os- tLEitSOJ. inm-t, 13, White Hart-street, Drury-lane; . Driem-1, 24, Johnn strcetTottenhan. -court-road ; Al AlathewU, 27, Cumeberland-street, Camberwell; J. Seyjbrt, 13, Shler- ...
... press. Kauffman, who was present; appeared to consult , with Friedeberw, and then took him to a house in Short's- 3 gardens, Drury-lane, and he was siowin into an upstairs a I room, and Kauffman brought in the press, which appeared to I have been tried, and ...
... the expense of I other parts of London.-Where do you suppose these people - have gone to ? Somne to the streets lending to Drury-lane; a some to Saffron-hill, same to St. Luke's ; some to White- a chapel ; but more to St. Marylebone and St. Pancras.- s What ...
... the prisoner repaired o an e associate, who lived in the employment of Mr. A11wright, a shoemaker of r. Russell-court, Drury-lane, and for this youth as welleas for *l himself, he purchased a new suit of clothes anti other articles. !. M rr . Allwright ...