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... o’clock, a tire of a roost alarming character broke out upon the premises of Mr. Wilson, a picture dealer, of Broker’s-alley, Drury-lane, and which it is feared will be attended by considerable loss of properly. Broker’s-alley is a very narrow place.and islsituated ...
... man and wife, were placed the bar before Mr. Jardine, charged with creating a disturbance in the Barley Mow public-house, Drury-lane. Mr. Adams, the landlord the pablic-boose, stated that about five o’clock last night the prisoners went to bis house, and ...
... Henry Jeffreys, Inner Temple Bushed. Isaac, Ealing^ Busk, Edward Thos. Esq. Ford’s-grove, Edmonton Butler, diaries, 142, Drury-lane Buxton, Sir Edwd. North, Bart. Brick-lane, SpitalfleMs Buxton, Edmuad Charles. 6, Great W inchester-street Buxton, Thomas ...
... 1842, and since that be has opened patents office in Earl-street, Blackfriars, on hie own acooant. After that he lived in Drury-lane, where he represented himself an engineer, rad practised the present game, in conjunction with Ids brother, who contrived ...
... attempted to take away a saddle from his shop door in April or May last. . Henry Clarke, shopman to Mr. Henry Craasp, uoemaker, Drury-lane, said, that his master had left the shop last night about eight o’clock, and that shortly after looked up the shop and the ...
... Parker and Edward Runt, Tavistock-streot, Covent-garden, printers—George Alfred Walker and George Bolt Churchill Watson, Drury-lane, surgeons. Susannah Hharroeks (widow of Richard Hharrocks), Liverpool, druggist, and John Crone and John Starrocks, executors ...
... subjected to the redaction. The sale continued for a limited period. Naptha Lamps. —Last evening Mrs. to f®r, 3, Parker-street, Drury-lane, was I/Cj' d &Ct w “®ing • naptha lamp, when the spirit hiiiD ■ ' Lambert in her alarm dropped tbe * her clothes were saturated ...
... and Miss Reynolds «ax pleesing and interesting in the little part of Ida Idenscein. The theatre was crowded in every part. DRURY LANE THEATRE. M.Juilieu’s grand annual Bal Masque” took place «t the above theatre last night. The decorations of were most gorgeous ...
... Mdlle. Rachel made her a present of a gold watch, and agreed to allow her a pension of 900 f. year for the rest of her life. DRURY LANE THEATRE. The Promenade Concerts of M. Jnlien commenced last evening under the most brilliant auspices. Pressure of other ...
... blame.” Distressixo Accident. —Yesterday afternoon an accident of most distressing character occurred in Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane. A tittle girl named Mary Ann Lewis was proceeding with her mother through the street, when hoop tbe child was trundling ...
... Sheppard, 18, Wm. Wood, 18, John Uetly, 18, and Josh. were brought op on a remanded charge of attempting to pick pockets at Drury-lane Theatre. The prisoners were known Webb,anactive,omoar of the Detective Force, to belong to the rt Field-lane gang.” Sheppard ...
... poboeMMi eisooiete M»! Jerdine remeoded the priMoert till Fritoy. genteel eppenrenoe, «u oherged with ottering hue coin at (hop Drury-lane. Remanded till Monday. MAELBOEOUGH-BTBKET THIS DAY.-TAm. Williams wu placed before Mr. Biogham, oherged , with obteiniog ...