... to shock conseqnent on the injuries received through being run over. A verdict of Accidental death was recorded. TlE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. George Dules, a wretched-looking man of middle age, was brough-t up on re- mand, at Bow-street, yesterday, charged ...

... himself as a shoemaker, aged 30, residing at 86, Long-acre, and Lane, who is also a shoemaker by trade, and resides at 164, Drury- lane, are witnesses for the Times in the Parnell in- qurry, and when the court rose on Thursday after- noon they proceeded to ...

... TRIALS. THE DRURY LANE MURDERER SENTENCED TO DEATH. On Wednesday, beforo Mr. Justice Bigham, George Robertson, aged 40, a labourer, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Kenealy, aged four and a balt years, of Goldsenith-streot, Drury- lane. on Jan. ...

... two' rings, and other things belonging to her late husband.. The prisoner, was apprehended at a 'house iniCharles-street, Drury- lane, and admitted that she had taken the money from the till, considering that she had a right to it. In answer to the Magistrate ...

... the prosecution was the outcome of as system of fraud which had been going on tor some years past. Mr. Augustus Harris, of Drury Lane, had been put to great inconvenience by it. It had also been practised at the Comedy, IHaymarket, Savoy, Olympic, and Lyceum ...

... was then 81. After some weeks he ascertained her name from the servant in the house, and he took tickets for Aladdin at Drury Lane, and the defendant sat next her. He afterwards offered to marry her, and gave her an engaged ring. He, through his soli- ...

... had never lost an article before.- The prisoner the same morning pledged the three damask slips'at Mr. Livermore's, 43, Drury- lane, for 7s. 6d., and got diunk with the money. She said nothing in her. defence, and the jury found her £( Guilty Mr.-- Payne ...

... theft, appeared in the diok, displaying a large expanse of white shirt front and a flaming red necktie. He was engaged at Drury Lane, and took part in the War Scene in A Life of Pleasure. When his duties at the theatre were over he slept at a coffee-honiO ...

... his attention called in Poland-street, Oxfoid-strcet, to Matilda Ml'Gill, an unmarried female, residiuginParker-street, Drury- lane, who was taken with the pains of labour, and was immediately delivered of a female child. The females who were present assisted ...

... theatrical profession, being egarged at some of the miaor metropolitan toewarsee. The petitioner opened a cigar shop ia Drury lane, and was employed at Agtley's; but his dl treotment, which commenced shortly after the marriage, continued , and consisted ...

... until next Thurs- day. HER MATOsTY'S THEATRE. --An agreament WaS signed on Thursday which constitutes Mr. E. T. Smith, the Drury lane manager, future lessee of Her Ma- jesty's theatre, at a lease of seven, fourteen, or twent3,' one years. NEwiweAp.B mx Tunis ...

... recruits to billet them in the neighbourhood of IHolborn. On the way he mustered his men at the Cock and Magpie, in Drury. lane, to refresh them and tell them off. The prisoner and another were placed on one ticket, but the officer's suspicious were ...