... heedlessness in matters connecteci With the- arm~y anti navy, as Was showis by Me ?? LssnSAx-, MlP., in Isis speech alt the Drury-lane menet- -ing of the Admuinistrative Reforml Asocatono Wednesday. lie mentioned a ease of a large steaisacr destined for the ...

... Arosley, Leeds, contractor ; an~d James dII Howard Tolly, of Sheffield, musical director to the Na- ti tional Opera Company, Drury-lane. pi PROTECTION CAsrs.-Thomas Woodwvard, of cl Trinity-lane, York, file cutter, passed his first exanilna- ill tion ; Joseph ...

... that Mr. Van Buren had left that house some wi yiears,1and was now keeping the Crown and Cushion, in nil F ours uselstreet, Drury-lane. He entered into conversation of 11ntwith the barmaid, who had held the same position when po they Mr.Va Buren kept the ...

... travelled from court to count throughout St. Giles's, and 6 at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln's-court, in Drury-lane. In one of the houses in this place he dis- ; covered the woman Andrews, and he also traced the child into her possession ...

... Drury-court, which is a paved thoroughfare fromt the Strandl, and opposite the ehureb of St. Alary-le- Strand, leading into Drury-lane, part of which house was occupied by the parents of the deceased child. Thb fatlher's name is Richardt Reeves. He is a basket ...

... should discharge it The decision of thle bench esas received with applause by a crowded court. TIM MURDER AND SUICrDE IN DRURY-LANE.- On Friday, Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, held en inquest at King's College Hospital on the bodies- of Zamnes ...

... brought under the notice of the Recorder at the Central Criminal Court. A tradesman named Frederick Lee, of Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, bad been summoned to serve on the petty jury at the sessions. Instead of attending himself he sent a man in his employment ...

... ABnuizs, the witness said that the pri- soner was excited, and complained of the deceasedrs conduct. Dr. Saynders, of 111, Drury-lane, stated that he was called by the last witness. He went to 13rydges-street and saw Mr. and Mrs. Wyld quarrelling. Mr. Wyld ...

... resumed it in the autnmn of 1860, and brought it to a conclusion Feb. 3, 1851. His benefit took Place at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Feb. 26, and the Mazready banquet was cele- brated soon afterwrdsd. He retired to Shrborne,Dorset. shire, whence he removed ...

... -Tho only night witness was not with Clarke was the Wednesday, when witness, his witf, Mrs. Clarke, and Mrs. Payne wont to Drury-lane Theatre. Jir. Etx ! said the last witness and Clarke spent last New Year's Eve at his house at Knightsbridge. Dcicetive ...

... o a deceesed WilS neglected aud ?? several other do witnesses had been Called, Jr. IVeleh, of 19, llackmore- U. street, Drury-lane, deposed that on the 10th of May, di, . 1877, ho was sent for by the brother of the deteasod,and lie foutitl her to be a ...

... (Before Mr. Registrar BROUonA.) IN RE F. B. CE{ATTERTON. The diebtor, who is the lessee and manager of the Theatre Roval, Drury-lane, hitts of the Princess's and tlo Adelphi, has petitioned for the liquidation of his affairs, aud Mr. TnllnaLn applied to ...