... for improvements in appa beat rrafoes for covering yarns or ether cores : dated August21, 1805. an a Eliward Field, of Drury Lane, London, engineer, for improve-, does Im~a 'in Presses or machinery for embossing land colouring: ablsi di~ead August 211 ...

... end 4th, made of a blue 66hel a stuff. We had four leather bags made-courier bags 'they off ware termed-ait the corner of Drury Lane And Great Queen.' onl street. These bags ;were tried in my wesh-houee, by putting en 8,tlb of shot into them. To complete ...

... admiration. i The value of theatrical property may be estimated by the fact that an original renter's share of £300, in Drury ''Lane Theatre, was sold on Tuesdaylast, by fMr. Robins, for' fire £40. 19s. - similar share fetched £42. ted e sisters, Ellen ...

... Drury Court, wshich is a paveil thorougbfare from the Strand, and opposite the church of St.-Mary-le-Strand, leading Into Drury LAne, part of which hou.e was oecupied by the parents of the deocaed cnild. The cellar ino of atull dimensions, and wan only ...

... to light, a% shocking. murder having beean committed in the densely populated neiglibopr- hood known as Feather's Court, Drury Lane, London. ! It appears that a man named 'Jamies Whitley, a brioklayer'i boourer, with hie'wife and six ehildren, lived on ...

... Lambeth, sent one for £22. 7s. 5d. on the 20th of May, 18G5; M'Glashan and CO., engineers and brasefounders, of Coal Yard, Drury Lane, sent one for £105. 15s. on the 12th of August, 1865; Mr. Ritson, a contractor, of Arundel-street, Strand, sent one for ...

... threw away the candle which he had used in the commission of the murder, and I in Vinegar Yard, close by the walls of Old Drury Lane C Theatre, he threw away the remnant of the handkerchief with part of which he had tied the boy's hands Leaving 5 Vinegar ...

... gave 66, Itdaon Road, Bermondsey, wher his brother lived, and his brother told witness that he lived Eaa coffee shop In DrurY Lane. Witness hadfound that one of the men who were with himra ?? and another was caman, at the place where the prisoner worked ...

... Mary Dann aged 50, the wifeof a tradesman in Drry Lane, who die3 under the following _ircumstances : Mr. P. Dunn, of 65, Drury Lane, a bootmaker, said the deceased was his wifo. They had been married 32 years, and for 30 years she had been addicted to ...

... Abrame, the witness said that the pri, Boner was excited and complained of the deoeased's conduct. Dr. Saunders, of 111, Drury Lane, stated that he was called by the last witness. He went to Brydges-street, and found Mr. and Mrs. Wyld quarralling. MIr ...

... Moriarty. From the evidence of the witnesses, it appeared that'the ?? and her husband, who occupied lodgings in Granby Place, Drury Lane, had for some time been in the habit of quarrelling through jealousy, and a few evenings ago, after partaking of some drink ...

... in Barbarossa. His success was complete. On December 10 following he appeared at Drury Lane, in Douglas. Twenty.eight nights, in his first town season at Drury Lane produced £17,210. l1s.; nightly average, .£614. 13s. He re-appeared the following ...