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... Vince what he had seen. Some of the fowl3 ,N he were sold to a Mrs. Parsons, who keeps a rag-shop in e Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, by Walsh, for ld. snob, re irn- and he said he was obliged to sell them to get his clothes s it out of pawn. All the prisoners ...
... been to a masic.hall, and subsequently enticed W her to come to her (Crick's) apartments, at .3 Fogarty's. ce buildings, Drury-lane. She then proposed to look Oat di for another room, and get their living together by label. m: ling bottles. According to ...
... aud then he gave 6(i, Linton-road, Bersu odsey, wbere his . brother told writness thait he lived at a coilee-shop in 'I Drury-lane. Witnzess hadl found thatone o' the men who I. Was witlhl him wasoreisan anud an~rhr was ca-m au at thoe place wvhere the ...
... Skeates, 386 E, deo.I ~osed that he was on duty on Friday night, Or rather t Satnrdaymornmng, at half-past one o'clock, in Drury-lane, Ii lvhen he saw the prisoner with the pole in his possession, a -which he carried like a rifle. He stopped the defendant ...
... before .hosas Henry, for final ?? will' be hcred that tfe prisoner, who described himself as : er and tookbinder, was seen in Drury-lane, at half- ne in the morning, with the pole in his possession. iappedby a constable, and, in reply to the offi- stion', told ...
... faither of what had occurred, and tlen lie cornuamnicated ivith the police. On Monday, the 19tb, he sa% the pri- soner in Drury-lane, and pointed him out to the detec. tiVrs. Since the last examinatiou he hadl se;n one of his I pianos in pledge in Brydges ...
... Philip Hines deposed that last November hie appirehended Young for having in his pos. seecion, ait lii, Hrownlow-street, Drury-lane, several dogsI alleged to havo beeit -stolen. When in custody the prisoner I gave a very luissitiofactory account of how ...
... of fourteen years of age, was charged before Mr. Vaughan, at BIowstreet, with being drunk and disorderly in Olare-court. Drury. lane. Police.constable John Blackie, 390 El, stated that hie saw the prisoner mad drunk. He was kicking land biting every one ...
... COiaring Railway, centre ot Strand, and near the Post 0(. BedfordbUry, coriner of Newistreet, ; elho to' ?? corner of Stranl; Drury-lane, cbrner of Coal-yard. TP' notion adds that, In the event of any person srptingi:- a rattle or' persisteiitly ringing a ...
... | To PRBBISIES FI'OP GAIN. l I . . . I William Anthony, aged twenty-one yrear, a black3. smith of 'No. 2, Parker-street, Drury.lane, was brought, before Mr. Paget, at the Thames Police-eourt, charged with wilf lly setting fiie to the good3 on the St. George's ...
... Bedford. on Tuesday, at St. Martin's Vestry Hlall, on the body -of Mary Dunn, I aged fifty. Mr. P. Dunn, boot-maker, 65, Drury-lane. 3 stated that deceased was his wife, and they had been t married thirty-two years. Soon after marriage she be- came addicted ...
... stabbing hun O twice in the abdomen with a knife. fc Police.couEtable 259 E, said that cn the 19th nlt. be oi was on duty in Drury.lane, and was called to No. 27, Ol Eing.street, and found the prisoner in bed, covered with blood, and in auother room the proseoutor ...