... on the prisoner. CLIMAX OF A QUARREL. AttoTw-streat police-court, yesterday, Matilda Ifillis, 50, living in Clare-court, Drury-lane, was charged with threaten- ing to commit ?? seemed that the acaused was living with a man, with whom she had, on Friday ...

... has died at Mloorlands, near Southampton, aged 50. AN AxgcoTs oF MAdnsA,_.-During the time that Malibran was singing at Drury-lane, and de- lighting the audience with her exquisite tepresenta- tions of Fidelio and the Maid of Artasi, a certain newspaper ...

... summons was dismissed on payment of costs. BOW-STREET. A VIOLENT DAXGHTER-IN-LAw'A woman named tcaenzse, living in Wild-court, Drury-lane, describ- ing herself as a v hard-working seuvaut with a weakness for drink, was charged with being drunk and disorderly ...

... called, and said that he had traced the prisoner ?? back to October last. He was Aten livine in a common lodging. house in Drury.lane, paying the lodging money of some foar or five men there who had been going sound to various newsagents' shops selling tickets ...

... rom the person of James William Nicholson.-The prosecutor' one evening had been spending a few hours at the Mogultavewn, Drury-lane, and on his way home be was ascosted at King's-cris by lhe prisoner, a girl of the town.' e desired her to leave him, but ...

... OF INENDIARISL At'the Thames police-cOnrt, on Tuesday W17=2j, Anthony, aged 21 years, a blacksmith, of 4i Paslrer street, Drury-lane, was charged on remand withvill fully and maliciously 3setting fire to the St. (th 'Sufferance wharf, Wappin-vwaltl, Lower ...

... Bow-street station. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER, Yesterday morning John Msullale', aged 42 years, of 48, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, describing himself as a labourer, was brought before Sir James Ingham at Bow-street police-court, charged with attempting ...

... Larugham held an inquiry at King's Collece, hospital, touching the death of Walter Scott Steel, aged 36, a carpenter, of 14, Drury-lane. Deceased a-as at work at the new Law courts on Monday. In car- rvilng two 13 feet slabs of timber along a scaffold he had ...

... formerly lessee of Covent Garden and Her Majesty's theatres stated that about six p.m. on the' 10th inst. he was walk ing down Drury-lane, and 'when near Princessz court there was .a slight block in the raffic. :The' prisoner-' came up and looeked him fuU ii'the ...

... of 1, ?? pleaded Guilty to both 10ct5ents and the Assistant-judge sentenced him to 14 ntbhs'hard labour. too1sf0lY AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. - llichael 1orn! 22o, porter, was indicted for stealing from leuperbef !of Alice Smith, a purse and the sum of ...

... lAcci. dental death.' DEATH Or MR. TnABV39, THE VOCAMIsT..-The death of Mr. T. B Travers, the popular vocalist, late of Drury-lane and the Surrey theatres, took place at Ken. singtoie on Sunday last. He was known in the musical profession by the nom de ...

... serjeant said that on the preceding night he saw the young prisoner in company with another lad at 'the pit entrance of Drury-lane theatre, trying toforce their way through the crowd as the doors opened. They got in, and he lost sight of them, but his ...