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... living in Tower-street, St. Martin's-lane, and be could get his boy five years' character from Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane theatre. He (prisoner) was travelling with hin.-Mr. Vaughan: Is his name John Davenport 9-The Father: Yes, sir.-Mr. Vaughan: ...
... at the Central Criminal court. BOW-STREET. FRAUD BY A CaEcxrTAER.-Prank A dddriey was charged with stealing 5s. 6d. from Drury Lane theatre.-Mr. Augustus Harris said the defendant was employed by him as a cheth-taker at the upper circle of the theatre ...
... WVitness dlid so, anid found the orders to be forgeries.-Mr. Charles Chellis, the lsudlord of the lied Lion and Still, Drury- lane, said lie hniew the prisoner, and on the morning of thle 2nd inst. lie was engag-ed at lila house as ex-potmami, but he ...
... said that it was all right'; he and Sheen had stolen the cash-box, and they twok sit to the place were Sheen lodged in Drury- lane, where they broke It open with an iron bar, and took out the money, which was divided between them. When Meek was taken ...
... The only night witness was not with Clarke wae the Wednesday when witness, his wife, Mrs. Clarke, and Mrs. Payne went to Drury- lane theatre. Mr. Kent said the last witness and C larke spent last New Year's Eve at his house at Knightsbridge. Detective ...
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... | ALLEGED M-URDER IN DRURY-LANE| This (Saturday) morning, John Lemen, a wrethed aid dinspated-looaking man, was charged before Mr. carrie, at the Bow-etreet polite-court, with having caused the death of hblswlfa. T:he first witness called was Mr. George ...
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... SHOCKING MIURDER AND SUICIDE IN DRURY-LANE. On Tuesday morning, a drcadful'erime was re- vealed in one of the back courts off Drury-lane. A man named Witley was found, with his throat cut and'nearly (lead from -loss of blood, while his wife was discovered ...
... Vaughan.-PFoice- constable Higgins, 2e6 IS, deponed that the previous afternoon, ahbot 10 minutes past two, he was on duty in Drury-lane when he was called to the Sun public-house to eiect the prisoner. He removed her, and when outside she said, ?? The men ...
... William: AckriD, police-serleant 15 F, said about half-past six o'olock on the night of January 23rd he was on duty in front of Drury-lane theatre, and was in plain clothes. Directly the doors were opened the prisoner (who had been at the front. before, walking ...