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... must journey all the way to Devorport. I Matargers are tickle, anti they seom to live under the t shadow of the lessee of Drury Lane. Ho sets the fashion t in pantomime for the year. Out of over seventy provincial 1h theatres where pantomime has been producedi ...
... yesterday, when Justice DJnman gave judgment. It was an action brought against Dir. Charles Harris, the stage manager at Drury Lane Theatre, to re- cover £60. 15s., the price of some jewellery and plate pur- cbased by him of Messrs. Keymer anti Hussey ...
... Lloyd, JtuvENILE OlEssDMImS.-James Donnelly (14), Buck Street, Arthur Lyttloton (15), John Street, and George Doody (14), Drury Lane, were charged with wilful damage. -Police-constable Price said that he saw four youths coming down Moor Street at half-past ...
... threw the trousers to the other prisoner, and was then chased by Detective Clifton along Stafford Street, Chapel Street, Drury Lane, Leek Street, Duddeston Bow, and Curzon Street. Ile was then overtakeu by Clifton, and when oap- tured exclaimed, Yoe ...
... awlease of Drury Lane at a rental of £5,000. a year for the first three years and i6,000. for the next two years, he deemed it prudent to reserve power to terminate his tenancy at the end of the first period. Yet the capacity of Drury Lane is certainly ...
... for hit evening's entertainment, and this adds a sontewhat dramatic feature to the arrest. The play )was The 'World, a. Drury Lane drama, in which the .police base a, long chase after a villain a-ho has been Iconcerned in the robbery of some valuable ...
... annual outlay of over £500. for enclosures aird = nedihin but no immediate steps were taken in tire matter. FUNERAL OF A DRURY LANE FAVOURITE. A correspondent of the DaiIs Ncies writes :-On Tues- day morning an mournful procession, headed by the fireman ...
... at 7 Court, 4 house, Buck Street, was charged with violently assaulting Thomas. Joahun Doody, bricklayers' labourer, 3, Drury Lane.-It is alleged that the men were drinking together on Saturday nlight in tlhe Scaboree ptiblic-house, Buck Street. They ...
... ael Malin, bricklayer, 7 court, 4 1tOe' Buck Street, was charged with violently assaultmn 'llt' as Doody, labourer, 3, Drury Lane.-On tbe 30th ult. olle- tor, prisoner, and a number of men were drinking in tbie ae Horse public.house, Buck Street. Prosecutor ...
... inoticed the reale parisoner loitering about, and finding the woman still following him lho went ieto a tobseconioit's in Drury Lane. Ilf reinained a few minutes purchasing tobacco, and when lie caino out of the shop the woman again followed, while MaIhonCy ...
... remand was grrnted. A DIsORDERLY HoUsn.-Sophia Shaw, an elderly woman, was fined £5. and costs for keeping a brothel, at 10, Drury Lane.rPoice-cdnhtable# Miles mad Mills proved the case. WAL'.L LICENSED VICTUALLE RS' ASSOCIATION. The thirty-fifth annual dinner ...
... Lan- caster, Danrtrauth Strcet, was sent to gaol for a month, with hard labourr, for indecent behaviour to some females in Drury Lane ou londay afternoon.-Prisoner Lad been previouPly fined for a similar offence. ...