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... allowance 3 would cease this month. Ho further stated that his brother had married the sister of Mr. A. Harris, lessee of p the Drury-lane Theatre, and that he should go to C ILondon and ask Mr. Harris to give him employment. t I During the day he generally walked ...
... granted a warrant v for the formation of a new Masonic Lodge in con- r nection with the National Theatre, Drury-lane, to be a called the Drury-lane Lodge. Lord Londesborough is vi to he the first master, and Mr. Augustus Harris and ( the Solioitor-General ...
... and b .ocfock on Saturday evening, a japan- ner named JamesWhitehall,who with his family, occupied b two rooms at No. 5, Drury-lane, attacked his wife with 8 an open penknife. The screams of the woman, who made a desperate resistance, and who, by her ...
... I-agnsb Herbert Bughee for threatening Mr. Johnson, the d conpleicent in thc last cec. Tho deeendant met the ' EOmPlainanb ED Drury-lane, snd it rat alleged that llughes a threatened to kill Johnson and pat n knife through him. He d was afragd to go horns at ...
... Jeseph Maclion, botcher, of 31, ILeopold-street.- ,a Mt's. Sarah Martin, the wife of William Martin,, '9 carter, of No. 117, Drury-lane, said that she ~dwas the deceased's sister, and for some time past the id latter hind been ?? Hanford, servant in, 3' Mr ...
... 5s. and costs it was ?? Archie Cash was charged by 'as Police-constable Burden with being drunk and dis- ff, orderly in Drury-lane. This was his sixth offence, and rld he was fined lOs. and costs or fourteen ?? George Amos, a young man, whose parents ...
... was lowered, and the audience was dis- missed. A very amusing incident occurred during the pantomime of Blue Beard at Drury-lane in 1862. Blue Beard was mounted on a wicker-framed elephant each leg of which enclosed a super. Unfortunately, the near ...
... They were t each ordered to pay 5s.-James Davidson (16) and c Harry Tipping (16), were summoned for street football r in Drury Lane and Ward Street, on the 10th of March. Fined Is. and the costs (8s. 6d.) each.-Wm. r Bromage (14), Frederick Bromage (16) ...