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... purpose of beating her. To Mr. Fitzgerald-7Did not see Mary Eaves in the room on Sunday morning. John Gannon lives at No. 20, Drury-lane; collects subscriptions for a burial society; Win. Gill was a mem- ber of it; recollects the Saturday night before Mrs. ...
... a sailor, was brought up in id custody, charged by another sailor named Gough with :r. assaulting him by stabbing him in Drury-lane on Sa- turday night. The prisoner and complainant were fighting together when Mr. Ashley was near goughing Mr. Goff by stabbing ...
... defendant. ' The plaintiff is a hosier, having wararooms at 1o,'William-street, the rare of which emtends askeir back'as Drury-lane, -'In August, 1859, the defendant becamese big tenent for certain wareroopis abovq thoie used by the ilaintif in his business ...
... pleaded guilty, and were oentenced, Mary to seven days, and Catherine' to one month's imprisonment. . Patrick Brien, 40, Drury-lane, was charged vwth having stolen a pewter pint from the shop of Mr. Ka- vanagh, grocer, Jobnston's'-place. The ?? was committed ...
... deceased is dead, whatever bearing that may have upon the matter. ANOTHER MURDER IN LONDON. A man named Witley, living in Drury-lane, Lon- don, murdered his wife yesterday morning, and then attegmpted suicide. He lies in a precarious state. LAUNCH OF THE ...
... Club filled the moment the rumour got abroad, and in many other clubs a elmilar interest vwa manifested. In the evening at Drury Lane, at the Qceen's, at the Hlay. market, and other theatres, the National Anthem wae snug, and the audiences displayed great ...
... supposed thefts. They searched in the places where such thinga w-ould probably be disoosed of, and in Travers's marine stores, Drury-lane, four of the springo were discovered, and from the description given of the person who Eold them the prisoner was arrested ...
... ethics of Ir. Dion Bonamult's Fseso=n,wbhc is drawing, in spilte of our contemporaries' censorsip, its nightly crowd ' to Drury-lane. The Brirtish pablic as Macaulay long ago pointed out inshie defence of Byron, is sb- ject to internittent 8iteis ferocious ...