... for sale. The prisoner was committed for trial. CHFARGE OF MUEDER.-John Crow, a labourir, re- siding in Shelton-street, Drury-lane, was on Monday charged on remand at the Bow-street Police-court with the wilful murder of George Green, and was com- mitted ...

... rrhena whethler osierisin eCllS rm tethmg o t ,>ca Seiod hv all tihe~roisms it s tlid ser bettis.-Ad52J ANOTHER TRAGEDY NEAR DRURY-LANE. (From our later editions of last week.) On Friday Mr. Langham held an inquiry at St. Martin's vestry-hall as to the death ...

... prosecution, the prisoner made a ranmbling defence, and Mr. Slade committed hinm for trial at the next Old Bailey sessions, THE DRURY-LANE hIIURDPE , johstu Crow, a laTbourer, residing in Shelton stiec., Drury-late, was oharced on remand at Bow.stveret police-court ...

... entirely severed his connection with Captain Bainbridge. On the 4th inst. both gentlemen were in the Albion Tavern, opposite Drury-lane Theatre. Mr Stimson was in a box getting supper, when Captain Bainbridge leaned over from the next box and questioned him ...

... labour. TImE DRUnR-LAL'E Munun-.-Jolcn Crow, 21, at Bhoemake was indicted on a charge of the Wilful murder of George Gres in Drury-lane, on September 50th. Mr. Poland and- Mr. B Williams prosecuted; Mr. -eith Frith and Mr. Blacklw defended. The facts of the ...

... : THE DRURY' LANE TRAGEDY. x 01-+-1l nal.:.l n^..TANA nav- AT the Centralio ?? John Criwe, twenty- five, labourer, was indicted for the wvilful murder of George Green. The facts in' connection with this case will be frosli in the recollection 6f'the'iiubli ...

... of manslaugihter agaanst William Rebrts.-William Roberts has siice been committed for the wilful murder of the deceased. DRURY LANE THEATRE. Mdi. J. H.. BAnenes has good -season to felicitate him- self UpnOI the satisfactory-not -to say triumphant- manner ...

... ?? ied (Pan ia Court (Sioane-square), *'Pcrvenu, 8.30;,ovn ?? Concerts, 8; Criterion (Piers. st, dilly), 'Betsy, 9, Drury' Lane (BUE eU-ritreet, ;, Covent-garden), '-Pluck. 8; G'aiety (Strand, J. Little Robins Hood, 8.15: Glolbe (Newastle- aie 816- ...

... right hand took his watch and chain. Having done so the pri- soner ran away, followed by the prosecutor, in the direction of Drury-lane, where he doubled and passed the prosecutor towards Endell-street. As the latter was about to catch hold of him, another ...

... added a cheque of 100. from Baron Alfred de Rothschild. A meeting in furtherance of this object will be held at the Saloon, Drury-lane Theatre, l kindly granted by Mr. A. Harris, on Monday next, at two o'clock, when a committee will be formed, includ- ing ...

... months, by striking it on the Lead with a soker. The prisoner was staying with her sister duringjan illness, in Clare-court, Drury-lane.- It appeared that she had quarrelled with her brother- in-law, and on one occasion had assaulted him by striking him on ...

... Brook,Mr Birch,sa and Mr. Lawes. They signed the document, and then I wrote the article. IMr. W. Svrcuocaocns costumier, of Drury-lane, pro- duced his books, in which there was an entry dated 23rd November, 1878, that Mr. Belt hired .a camalet In urely thoethe ...