... statedtihat Tritton was very respectably connected, and for several years he had been engaged as an actor at the Criterion and Drury- lane theatres, and that Tritton was merely his the- atricdl name. He was represented to have gone to live with the other prisoner ...

... THE FATAL FIRE IN DRURY-LANE. On Monday D r. Haidwicke held an adjourned in- quest ait the King's Head tavern, Broad-street, cc, Bloonisbury, oi i the bodies of John Brown and Julia 5,s Higgins, who were burnt to death early on the Pe morning of the Uch ...

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... stated that in the sunanser of 186S lie had met a woman named Emma Jackson, a tailoress, at a public-house in Charles-street, Drury-lane. They drank together, and she went home with him to his room at 4, George-street, St. Giles's. During the stight lie saw ...

... business in Drury-lane, and that be was as cafe as the Bank of England. All the prisoners were behind the counter, except one, Thena apprehended. Police-constable George Saran, who aeonmpanied the last witness to the shop in Eettertou-atreet, Drury-lane, confirmed ...

... seen tit1oh fright orreneoree at tirtcrime he Ltdrti rrettt l tconveyed tire i njo rerl wonranto rer sister s ' t i yard, Drury-lane, wirere slecoald ho n t o Dr. Lloyd, who practices in the IleithbOI,, o called in, and. aft. er htviig atteselcii to tiertle ...

... Larugham held an inquiry at King's Collece, hospital, touching the death of Walter Scott Steel, aged 36, a carpenter, of 14, Drury-lane. Deceased a-as at work at the new Law courts on Monday. In car- rvilng two 13 feet slabs of timber along a scaffold he had ...

... that in the sunmmer of 1ot3 lie had met a wosnannarmed Emnma Jackson, a tailoress, at a publio-houss in Charles-etroet, Drury-lane. They drank tbgethtr, and she went home with himn to his roonm at 4, Gcorge-street, St. Giles's. Durina. the night he saw ...

... Saturday, at ithe mortoary, Golden-lane, Barbican, on the body of Willim Edward Parr. aged 40, residing at 4, Kemble-street, Drury-lane. According to the state- tment of the widow, the deceased was a porter in sCovent-garden-market, and was a sober, well-behaved ...

... Thomas held an ihcrest at the Mlidldlesex hospital respecting the deatlh of Charles Birkett, aged 60, of 11, Cbarles-street, Drury-lane, who died frons injuries that lie received by falling downstairs. The deceased was at Watch- man at Messrs. Combe and Co ...

... collision and came ?? ILL-TREATING A CHILD. -A married woman I |nBuled Frances Curran, aged 28, living in White Hart.street, Drury-lane, was charged at Bow-street police-court, on Wednesday, with cruelly ill-treat- | ing and beatinig her son, John Curran, ...

... pos- session of an ?? Hot- rheons, p28 E, saw the prisoner with the uina belha in his vossessiols oin Monday scornling in Drury-lane. Io. w qiestiOsid, aun not giviiie a satisfactory ac- eauntas to loa it case into his oofsess ioi, lie wabs taken to the ...