... to take proceedings against; the owner of the animal--Yesterday, a woman named Jane Wright, residin inCharles-street, Drury- lane, contrived to entangle tar hand in the revolving. wheel of a patent mane . The hand was so lacerated that amputation was ...

... happened in the pre- mises belonging to Mr. Head, a linendraper and silk mercer. carrying on business in Blackmnoor-street, Drury-lane. The circumstances attending the outbreak of the fire are at present unknown, and it seems not a little remarkable that ...

... Smith, of Thistle-court, St. Martin's-lane; Edward Taylor, of Vinegar-yard, Brydges-street; George Layton, of Russell-court, Drury-lane; and Frederick Ball, of Jerusalem-passage, Clerkenwell, hired a boat on Sunilay afternoon from a person at Arundel stairs ...

... DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY BY FIRS. On, Sunuday morning, about half-past four -o'clock, the inhabitants of Parker-street, Drury-lane, and Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, were aroused from their slumbers by the springing of policemen's rattles and ...

... , ?? .s Cd At nch GiltSlips, per dozen, 6 feet . * * * 6d lyannrUJI& Good Rouldingi, and welt Polished. At G EEES', 57. Drury-lane, near he Theatre. Established ISOO. 1ip ctgnet. to Burn Without SwN 119g. ALMER and Co's VICTORIA SNUFFLESS DIPS, manufao- ...

... Mr ,, Molyneux, residing in Arington-stra-50 ClerkejatU1 was returning home from the Lyeeum theatre el, , took place in Drury-lane, which heha n ' ft stopped to see. In the crush, being mucinu oct17 about by the mob (who, no doubt, were . Pused thieves) ...

... were indigenous to damp floorsoand that these were the close attendants upon cold and hue' ger. Then the neighbourhood of Drury-lane W5n looked/upon as an Alsatian, dangerous to honest men. Bishbpsdidnot soil their lawn by contact with the ute washed. Fagin ...

... match. The crest on the above articles is a i swan and ?? Friday night, as Hands, residing in the Caledonian-road, was lees Drury-lane theatre, a sham fight was got up for Sbh purpose of attracting a crowd to facilitate the epee.. tions of a numberof thieves ...

... masses of ?? metropolis-to find recrestion si their foetid alleys, their brosv-beaten, shalose-fiaceed lookirag courts? Take Drury-lane and its neighbour- hood, for instanace, and ask hoar it is possible for those born in snch sluams of poverty asd filth ever ...

... their lordships receive reports through the politest of secretaries, on the level at which misery stands in Whitechapel and Drury-lane. If he will contrast the operations of the various metropolitan charitable institutions, in short, be will understand howit ...

... what was the amount of the property which his father left. He could tell what his own share was. Mr. George Wieland, of Drury-lane theatre, was co-executor. He has since died. The sum which each of the family received might have been above 601. Witness ...