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... it appeared, having been dismissed from service about a month ago went to reside with her father, at No. 3, King- street, Drury-lane. A few days afterwards she applied for relief to a neighbour, a Mrs. Cain, living at No. 2 in the same street, stating that ...
... elderly woman. who was employed as chart oinan by Mrs. Trimby, the landlady of the Duke of Wellington public-lhouse, in Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Jardine with stealing twenty pounds, the proper ty of Mr. Trimby.-On Saturday last, the prosecutor ...
... of Belinda Lindsey, the wife of the prosecutor, that she had the superintendence of a tobacconist's shop, ii Drury-court, Drury-lane. On the 7th lust., in time evening, tile prisoner went into her shop, nod, having asked some preliminary questions, lie ...
... Act. Mr. Sargood opposed for Messrs. Martin, lithographers; c Messrs. Spalding and Hodge, the wholesale stationers of v Drury-lane; Mr. Woolley, stationer, Hlborn ; and Messrs.rit Davy and Son, printers. He was supported by Mr. Lucas. a Two points were ...
... 'NQUESri.-INPANT KILLED By LAI- DIANUn:H.-Yesterdat' m. 1. Wiiklcy iell :iri intlirest :t tbie Surgrar Loaf, King-strcet, Drury-lane, on the body oft Alice tarllire ilM ills, all iifart, about a umonltir old, wlho camlec by her deatir under the following ...