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... THE RIGhTS OF DRURY-LANE, RENTERS. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-DEC. S. DAUNEY V. CHATTERTON. This was anl action to recover damages for removing a Renter from the stalls of a Theatre. The plaintiff, Mnr Alexander Dauney, is a Renter of Drury-lane Theatre, and ...
... She b 4 went tosle again. About three weeksao'wtes ti aaarfnapthba at Drury-lane .About a moath Y. agO, the beds end mattreeses were rdemoved front el f tha Victoria Hotel to Drury-lane. JOiss Doughty took 0 DI five hampers to Brirdguorth about the same ...
... DISPUTED CONTRACT. JOURDAIN A&ND OTHS V. 0o0nc.-l-Messrs. Jourdain and CO., merchants, London, sued Mr. Moore, corn dealer, 12, Drury-lane, Liverpool, to recover dsmnges for his refhusM to ncept a qua'tlty of corn. Mr. James, instructed by Messrs. Bateson and ...
... Jamnes Walker .iin5 0 Couerdera. tet ?? Mary Dodd jI abel1t Cable-street ?? Anne lenrdngt4n.:E ?? ?? WilsonR Jugl 118 Drury-lane . lchardParlsh. ?? Eldon-street ?? H Henry BrigRs ?? a ?? Falkter-street Thomns JoWalksJ ::JcbO .olrtwid Forrest-etreet ...
... with the child, when linseed oil and other remedies were applied. The, child getting worse, it was taken to Dr; Jones, in Drury-lane, who advised her to go again with it to the hospitaL She took it there about seven o'clock in the evening, where it was' ...
... previous night. inr's tire mortuarv of St. Giles-in-the-Fields Worklousec to the premises of Mr. Powis, udlertatker, in Drury.lane, at the request of the brother of the de- ceased, who is a servirit to the Secretary of the Royal Antiquarian Society, Soerneset ...
... did oblain drink at other public-houses, and, eventually, they both went home to a lodging they cccupied in Granby-street, Drury-lane. What actually occurred between them after their retnrn did not appea~r to he very clearly understood; buti about seven ...
... the case for the pr0fleoention, were in effect that the pri- soner, who ?? pubcaifan in this town, had a pub- lG house in Drury-lane, and rseo at 187, Smith- down-lane, having become tenant of th'c last mentioned premrieass on the 30th November. 1872, and ...
... has died at Mloorlands, near Southampton, aged 50. AN AxgcoTs oF MAdnsA,_.-During the time that Malibran was singing at Drury-lane, and de- lighting the audience with her exquisite tepresenta- tions of Fidelio and the Maid of Artasi, a certain newspaper ...
... for the following honues were renewed without opbosition :-The Music-hall, Store-street, Bedford-square; the White Hart, Drury-lane; the Eagle Tavern, City-road; Lincoln's Inhl Assembly Rooms; St. John's-wood Tavern (Lord's Cricket Ground), Bedford Music ...
... by oelling cut flowems. She he married to the accused Thomas Davis, about a to and lived with him at !ic. 3, Cross-lane, Drury-lane. had frequently complained of his ill-treating her. On 2nd instant she was sent for to see her daughter, vwo she found ill ...
... Giles, into the circumstances attendingthe deatbhof Ellen Donovan, whowaskilled at a fire that took placein Lincolne-ourt, Drury-lane, on Monday ?? evidence showed: that the. fire broke out in the afternoon in, ahroom occupied by. awoman namedC Cwnwhhalokder ...