... passages or on stars On. Sunday, the 15th inst., witness sawher jadyieg state leaning against a wall in.Short's-gardens, Drury- lane, when she begged in God's name for the loan Of some halfpence. Witnessgave her ltd., which was -all she had. She believed-tlat ...

... Bedford. It appears that for days a horrible stench had been comulained of by the occupants of the upper part of a house in Drury- lane. Means had been taken to discover the cause; but all foiled until the roof was examined, where was discovered the body of ...

... People's (Willeaden) gar- dens offer fresh attractions to the public A morning performance of I Gladfatorc will be given at Drury-lane, by Signor Salvini. The Adelhi will give a special morning performance on Monday, of Nichoras Nickleby, and The Bunch of ...

... appeared at the Britannia 24 years ago. BENBPITrS Pon THr FniNcu INUNDATION FUND.- A special enh~ertainolent will be given at Drury-lane on Wetdnesday morning next, and another at the Alhambra one Thursday morning, the entirelproceeds of wh~ich will be given ...

... Majesty, at which he took hisleave, a d returned to town by a special train at half-paat four. Inthe evening he went to Drury-lane, and eard a portion of Lohensgrn. On Tuesday the Seyyid spent the morning at the Ehotographere (Maull and Co.), and did ...

... the next Ch;ist- masepantomiime at this theatre. Mr. Chatterton further promised a strong programme for next autumn at Drury-lane. - COURT TEATRE, LAST NIGHT; This theatre was reoopened last night under the management of lMir. Hare, an actor recently ...

... money from various publicans by means of fictitious chequis. These sums were-551, from Mlr. Robert Hunter, of the Grapes. Drury-lane; 31. -from Mr. W. H. Varney, Coach and Horses, Strand; .5. - from Mr. Erats, Coach and Horses, Csompton-street, Soho. The ...

... stantinople night perhaps prove a dangerous rival; but whoever has visited certain lanes of Whitechaspel, certain courts of Drury-lane, during the present warm wet summer, will be confident that at bottom Cockayne has nothing to fear even F from the Turk; ...

... King's College hospital; Susan Sullivan was also admitted with severe ton- tusionsi; a man named Donovin, of 7, Wild-street Drury-lane, run. over,' fracturd. pelvis; Nargaret Kenny, of 7, Chil.tbn-court, Strand, knocked down and run over by a cab, and Mary ...

... farm, Purbrighb, near Brookwood, Surrey, w#a summoned to Southwark police-edurt by Richant Ponsford, a milk dealer, of 103, Drury-lane, for supplying him, at the Waterloo terminus of tle London and South-Western railway, with milk adulterated with water to ...

... mitted for trial. A deters-sined attempt at suicide was discovered on Saturday. afteranoon by the polic at 59, King-street, Drury-lane. It appears that a man, a tailor by trade, lived in the thrd floor back room, but his name is unknown even to the parties ...

... charged, on remand, at Bow-street police-court, with ha.g caused tlhf death of one J. Kelly, a carpenter, at Denham-yard, Drury-lane. On the last occasion the evidence of the mother was taken, which went to show that on the morning of the 27th May last ...