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... go I did not ulo it)' -.Ir. Slade remanded the prisoner to the workhouse for further iuquiriem FATAL STABBING AFFRAY IN DRURY- LANE. This morning, between 12 and 1 o'clock, a man with one leg, named John Crowe, stabbed his cousin, a man named George Greene ...
... MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. John Crow, aged 21, a labourer, living in Shelton- street, Drury-lane, was charged on Monday, at Bow- street police-court, with the wilful murder of George Green. Theprisonerisa young man of medium height, and is a cripple, having ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Bow-street station. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONER, Yesterday morning John Msullale', aged 42 years, of 48, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, describing himself as a labourer, was brought before Sir James Ingham at Bow-street police-court, charged with attempting ...
... wound, and be was therefore conveyed to St. George's hospital. Yesterday Bridget Welch, living at 10, Parkerls- street, Drury-lane, was crossing the roadway, w hen a four-wheel cab kcnocked her down and ran over her. When removed to Charing-cross hospital ...
... -The complainant said she pur- chesed a sewing machine in the April of last voar for 41. of a B1rs. Leete, of Wild-street, Drury-lane, who was acting for some one else. In-Novemberthe soslune required repairing, and it was sent to the makers (the defendants) ...
... WVitness dlid so, anid found the orders to be forgeries.-Mr. Charles Chellis, the lsudlord of the lied Lion and Still, Drury- lane, said lie hniew the prisoner, and on the morning of thle 2nd inst. lie was engag-ed at lila house as ex-potmami, but he ...
... Mullady, by cutting her throat, with in- tent to murder ?? prisoner and his wife occupied a lodging at 48, Great Wild-street, Drury- lane, and on the evening of Dec. 29 he appeared to have gone home drunk, and a quarrel took place between him and the prosecutrix ...
... property away in them. I went to a neigh. bouring coffee stall, where I remained until half- past five, I then went towards Drury-lane, and met a man known by the name of ' Soldier Jack,' who assisted me-in pledging a pair of opera-glasses and one of the ...
... fictitious progratnmnme which, by tite terms of the ttlerd forged letter, was represented to be the authorised pro mstreof Drury-lane ?? defendant was adnlitted to bail. TIARYLEIBONE. A CA-s-ID TnlEF.-Cf'rarles Be1nett, 67, no home, was ?? slith stealistg ...