... manslaughter. The coroner's jury, the day previous, founthat he inflicted the blow in self. defence. ERRAT. -I the eighth page, Drury-lane theatre is announced to opon on the rd instant. It should I be the 22nd inatanL ...

... charged with the mad- slaughter Of RoberT ?? took place on? the morning of the 24th of January, at a brothel in a court irl Drury-lane, where, it appeared, the de- ceased had gone in company with the prisoner. They appeared to have gone into a front room ...

... Lambeth, sent one for 221. 7s. 5d. on the 20th of May, 1865; M'Glashan and Co., engineers and bracafounders, of Coal-yard, Drury-lane, sent one for 1051. i5s. on the 12th df August, 1865;- Mr. Ritson a contractor, of Atundel- streeti, Strand, sent one for ...

... New-road, Woolvich, was charged before Mr. Barker with vio- lently assaulting Mrs. Ellen Pinkerton, of 8, Charles- street, Drury-lane, at the Farringdon-road, by strik- ing her on the head with a brick. The police handed in the following medical certifi- ...

... ? ; Serjean Stclt sad tathe Hed mIZnes,' the do- t etlvo, went -tO the prbisoer's houseW a dirty place hin cour eut~of 'Drury-lane, whr 'fthey found bint wife- In Set distress. They alohfudavlal Whhd not come forwad 'c r' ?? * Ifr.Burcbni said he aretld ...

... licensed victualler, Brown Bear, Broad-street. a short measures, :s -, G. Lay, licensed victualier, Marquis of Granby, Drury-lane. gsant Giles-in-tbe-Fields, 4 short measures, 20s - H13. tAylor, licensed victualler, Prince of Wales, 45i Great' QOeen-street ...

... shall do nO such thing. us yen a thavetbe hs cverment was not satisfactory, cake him into custody. On reaching and he 5 f Drury-lane theatre the prisoner stop- the porticy 1 it is no use taking me to the station, pod and Sal likely be detained, and it ...

... other artistes, applied for the appointment of a. day for the examination of the insolvent, Edward O'Rourke, the lessee of Drury-lane theatre, under-. the insolvency which took place some years ago.- Mr. Lewis stated that proceedings had beei 'takea by the ...

... where they remained about half an hour. Alterwards'they walked to. .Drury-court, wheretheyseparated, the father turning up Drury-lane and the prisoner going to the billiard' room, where he remained about twenty minutes. Alter that he hroceeded' to Mr. Wallace's ...

... age, his daugh. ter, in the Thames. at Bankside. Timothy Edgely, a publican out of business, sala that he resided at 151. Drury-lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock, he was passing along Bankaide, when he saw the prisoner coming to- wards ...

... commendatory eeecations ot their own. Mr. G. L. Banksre- getedla letter received from Messrs. Falconer and tittterts, 5f Drury-lane tiareatre, to the effect taevry person engaged upon or about thates- srerk1'221in-including the company, orchestra, rl ac ...

... of its posses- ?? child, an intelligent little girl, was placed on a eat in the court, and she said that she lived at 45, Drury-lane, with her aunt, and that on Saturday week she was8 tn Earl-street, Lbslastreet, Licester. square, when the prisoner came ...