... the alleged wilful murder of whom Henry Hurst, 22, hammerman, and Bessie Clara Hurst, 24, his wife, of Betterton Street, Drury Lane, are at present in cus- todv. At Bow Street Police Court, and also at the opening of the inquiry, it was stated that the ...

... adducing certain evidence, Ann McCartnev said: I am the wife of Thomas McCart- ney. He is not working at present. I live at 19, Drury Lane. My room is situated underneath the prisoner's room. On Monday night about half-past eight I retired to bed with my husband ...

... Theahe Newcastle the autunrnl 3 draina for Drury Lane Theatre was performed for t'ae first t time. A Dlil'.iou of Blot) eS, by Bressrs Angustu;. Harris an d IHenry Pettitt is to be the attraction at Drury Lane during I teh ecsuing season, s Cd it Was ...

... had children, and it would not do for her to be in the family way by him. The prisoner, at this time, was living at 101, Drury Lane, and he made up the medicine for her there. After she had taken the medicine she used to feel sick, but beyond that it did ...

... a single woman. I know the prisoner, Dr Hammond, and first saw him in July last year. I then went to his surgery at 101, Drury Lane. I had a letter of introduction to him. I M as at that time ensreiete, and I went to engage him to attend me in my confinement ...

... successful. Die- diig police protection, he wall-ed out byr the msgistrate'' entrance wi th a friend, and turned towards Drury Lane. Before half the distance of the court had been traversed, however, he was seen and as shoutis of Bramwell Booth ! arose ...

... vortb;, who eaid that he resided in Horn's Lane. He knew the deceased Catherine Doff, who bad lived with the prisoncer at 4, Drury Lane. He remembered that on one Saturday night, about a ?? prisoner. Mhen they came out tle girl Duff vwas in the lane talking ...

... Court. The document further stated that the defendant, on one oceasion, sent her a ticket for an afternoon performance at Drury Lane, and himself occupied the nexr seat. Ie introduced himself to her, and on several occasions immediately afer- wards (that ...

... was what utterly broke him. (Laughter.) In 1693 the plaintiff was engaged by Sir AUgulstus Harris at Covent Garden and Drury Lane, and sne want during his tours through tho prorvinces n prima donna in grand opera. Those were very luorative and eatisfactory ...

... circomstances of the ctime are extremely sad. Manv years ago priscner was in a respecetable position, keeping a coffee shop in Drury Lane; Ee is seventy-two years of age, and close on thirty yeats older than his wife, from whom he has been separated for some ...

... labourer, was charged on remand with having caused tte death of bis wife, Mary Ann Fletcher, while in their own house, 19, Drury Lane, about 9'30 p.M. on the 18th ?? Bench retired to their room, ard on returning into court about half an hour after- wards ...

... Court, London, on Tues- cday, Mary Ann Dickson, a young woman, who stated that she lived with her mother in the Coal Yard, Drury Lane, was charged before Mr Newton with indecent conduct in IHyde Park. A policeman stated that about a quarter to six that morning ...