... the p*evious night from the mortuary of St. Giles-in-the-Fields workhouse to the premises- of Mr. Powis, undertaker, in Drury. lane, at the request of the brother of a is servant to the Secretary of the Royal Antquars society, Somerset house, and who bad ...

... 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' ...

... 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 ...

... and Mr.Tannor de- fended. ' The complaitiant stated that she was in a four-whee cab, which wassin the act ?? in front of Drury- Lane Theatre. She, wss ecompanmed by ajnotherparson -and was in' full.'dreis. She was standing uD in rse cab, and defendant's ...

... EKng's College hos- pital, respecting the death of Johanna Collins, the wife of a lalourer; residingat 45, King-street, Drury- lane. It appeared that the deceased on Monday afternoon was standing at the corner of Queen-street, talifing .,to some other ...

... Marlborough House on Tuesday, and the Queen of the Belgians and the Princess of Wales afterwards went to Her Majesty's Opera, Drury-lane. The Queen, with Princess Beatrice, will, it is under. stood, leave Windsor Castle on Thursday next for Bal. moral. The ...

... The evidence diiclosed a hor-. ei~ble Zetof~ =xistende, -The prisanep,'wiih his wife~ -wInd'famuy, occupied lodgings in Drury.-lane.' The~ proeotrix statedS that her husband began attacking hrhleshe was in bed, and, taking up the kettle began pouring 3vater ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 5 legding, observing that itBe nir wioh ',I ah Iong, had . ;! b~sen crt shorbt James Letts: I assiat at a boot shop in Drury-lane. b Last Saturday. at half-past ten, I saw the prisoner I cbraom into Drury-laue with something wrapped np in . r l thsawi ...

... been eut short.-i lad named James Letfts,.n bbotmaker's assistant, ptited that last Saturday hbe saw thke pri-, soner in Drury-lane with something in her. arms Seeing the side-door of' his master's shop open she entered it/ Witness knew no one was in the ...

... that was why she changed it for a younger one. A second charge was then proceeded with. Ann Buckley of 4, Orange-court. Drury-lane, deposed that she was the wife of a shoemaker, and had been in great distress Prisoner came to her, and offered to adopt ...