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... admirer of the plaintiff when she was in Drury.lane, and that she afterwards became his housekeeper, in the sense in which that word was often used. There seemed to be some difficulty in getting her to leave Drury-lane, but a friend of the deceased induced ...
... alleged ill-treatment continued from -the time of the, marriage. In 1840 they settled in London and took a cigar-shop in Drury-lane, and Mrs. Elliott again resumed her theatrical engagements. She was employed at several of the niinor theatres in Loidon ...
... but recently raturned from four years'penal servitude, for garotting and robbing a foreign gentleman in Charles-street, Drury-lane. was brought before Mr. Henry, at the Bow-street Police.eCurt on a warrant charging him with assaulting Edmund T1 Iry, and ...
... areand vigilanee in tile A Pj&iZie FIG.HT ?? the Wooiwiceh police-conrt, Oil Wednesday. Johsn Jrenningqo Pinces-elceet, Drury.lane;.Artm Airuryamo, Edahuugcourt, Strand; Bidward ji'Grath, lied Lies-court, DrurlyLone. daue 8JoAeB and George Albert, To ...
... very affectionately, (Laughter.) They went into New Oxford-street in 1843, Mrs. C. first went On the Stage in 1849, at the Drury-lane Theatre. She then went by the-name of Miss Wydnanm. Sihe did not always go by that name, for people found it difficult to ...
... a woman named Anne King, aged twenty-five, was found smothered in a cellar of soot, at the house, No. 10, Parker-street, Drury-lane, which is in the occupation of a sweep. It appears that on the previous day the deceased had visited another woman, and ...
... spot, that No. 10, in Drury.conrt, a dingy thoroughfare leading from the side of St. Mary's Church, in the Strand, up into Drury-lane-is occupied by a family named Reeves, who tenanted the shops on the ground floor and first floor back, and carried on the ...
... before a London audience at the age of eight years. Ho was, subsequently, a member of the Italian Opera, Covent-garden, Drury-lane, Veaux- hall Gardens, and many of the minor Theatres. He also played the heavy business in the Theatre Royal, Bath, under ...
... DEBTORS' COURT. RE HENRY BnoomE.-This insolvent, Harry Broome, of the Crown and Cushion public-house, Russell-street, Drury-lane, who applied under the Protection Act, was opposed, last Tuesday, by two creditors, named Bowman, an undertaker, and Dingley ...