... Hospital re- specting the death of Frederick Heath, aged forty-five years, a street orderly, residing at 37, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. From the evidence of his son, John Hecath, and other witnesses, it appeared that the deceased had for some considerable ...

... crowded with milk-dealers Mr. ttraight said the complaintant, Henry ]aanson, is a milk-dealer in a large way oi oueindes in Drury.lane, and at other places, He entered into a contract with the cefendant to supply him with milk at the Paddington Station, He ...

... of an account for the producing of a lithographic picture of aNdlle. Titicis, when performing at her Msajesty's Theatre, Drury-lane, of which defendant wsts the nianager, for ad- vertisiog pirpoes. The plaintiff's case was that, having in the year 1871 ...

... before Mr. Taugban with murdering send conceadling the birth of a sibld, lately found on the roof of a house in Grauby.place, Drury-lane. Detcctive-sergeant Kerley, E division, said Ihat at half-past eleven on the previous morning the pri- soner came into ...

... prty of har master. Detattlve- geant lederiec ~Kerp0, of the B division, aid that be . cd to Mr. Daweon's, pawnbroker, of Drury-lane and IP am sequence of what he wae informed, he went to tbe alae 4 MIr. Tanqusrq, the distller, In Bloomsburry. and saw n ...

... Strand. On Saturday, May 1, after the termination of the piece INicholas Nickleby pt the Adt'lplhi, he went to the Opera, Drury-lane, and row there to the Allbion Tavern, where be inet tvir. VWebster, the well-known theatrical manager and actor. Titey left ...

... propclty of the club. Police-constable a B3row n, C 74, state41 that he was fetched to the shop of a .pawnbrokr, No. 235, Drury-lane, and found that the . prisoner had keen detained, he having offered two silver .i spoons en pletdge without being able to ...