... M'Mahon, an intelligent boy, stated that, shortly before eight o'clock in the morning, he was passing through Parker Street, Drury Lane, when he saw the prisoner skinning a live cat; and, observing that she had laid two others, with their throats cut, on a ...

... Qoaeens Prison; and was opposed inl person by Samuei Geese of thile Crown and Cushion public-house, Little Ruis4 lt Street, Drury Lane. The sehedule of the insolvent, wvho is nlow 2Cr vears old, cliscloused debts and liabiiities to the aimoklt of £a7,504; ...

... MOore, prilitseller, Nos. 1 and 2, West Street, St. Martin's Lane, to recover fron the defendant, Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theaitre, a sum of £28 19s 6d for picture franres, made and furnished by Mr. Moore far and to the defendant. The defendant ...

... court, the protectd- logs being pdirely fdrmal. It was stated in the course of the proceedings that 1Mr. E. T Smyth, or Drury Lane, who hod taken pos- session of the bankrupt's property at Kilburn Loige, and sold it immediately on his absconodinfg, had ...

... artistes, it is upon tile ntithority of La Presse Theatrale, Mali- bran received in London, for every representation at Drury Lane, £150. Grisi, at New York, for appear- ing at an oratorio, £400. Lablacie, for singing twice, was paid £150. In Italy, Rossini ...

... brought up his family with great respecta- bility, The defendant in 1856 was the keeper of the Sugarloaf public-house in Drury Lane. It was burnt down and Jackson was employed to rebuild it. This led to an intimacy between the parties. The defendant's ...

... Jenny's.-Court Journal. p IGeneral Cialdini has declined the proffered title of e Due de Gaeta.a A Nearly £450 were taken at Drury Lane on Mr. and P id Mrs. Charles Kean's benefit night, a sum almost an- n w precedented. a if, The Scotia, now building on the ...

... I Ier name vas t nott 1tussell, bat that was her mnamma's maiden name. STie (lid not knoev that her mamma was known in , Drury Lane as Sally Russell. She (insolven(t) ralled herself an enameller. She cnrnielfled lad ies' fa ens - thit was her Profess ...

... be had spoken of were witnesses in this case, D and were staying in London at Mr. Windliam's .ex- if penosp They went to Drury Lane Theatre because Mr. Winrliham had offered them a private box. M'Mr. Charles Colman, a fishmonger and dealer in e game in ...

... morning in Wych Street, at about three o'clock. The MAGISTRENT-What brought you there at such an hour ? Witness-I had been to Drury Lane Theatre, and went with them to have a little drop of something to drink on my way home. Who were they ? The prisoner's wife ...

... will give general ?? Times. Bsniz 55 A TEExTaE.-During the performance of the farce of lipy Heart's isv the Miighlanlds at Drury Lane Theatre on Saturday night, a married womnn, named Stevens, seated in the pit, gave birth to a child. As may be imagined ...

... foundation-stone of a national monu- msent shall be laid in London at noon on that day; a Shiakespearoan performance be given at Drury Lane Theatre, and a grand soiree take place il the even- ing at Westminster Huall; at which, to insure an un- interrulpted flow ...