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... believe. Constable (to Warrant-officer Keith), do you know where a nice birch could be pro- cured?-Keith: Yes, Sir James, in Drury-lane; they are only 2d. or 3d. ?? James o the, mother): There you are, you see; you can get a birch rod for 2d. or 3d., and if ...

... that division have control. The news was at once communicated to Mr. Howard Vincent, who was witnessing a par- formance at Drury Lane Theatre, and steps were taken to secure the suspected parcel; frilling into the hands of the police. The parcel duly arrived ...

... wae arranged that he and the plaintiff should come up to London on a visit to his sister, who kept a small publie-house in Drury-lane. This ~was on -the 29th September. The sister said that her house was full of lodgers; and the defendant took lodgings ior ...

... -A. young man named Wms. 2forgan was charged with causing the death of a man named Geoe Warl The deceased was emloyed at Drury Lane.Tieatre as apaianter and was engsged on some work on the porte0o of- ie theatre on Friday Morning. He wae standing on a ...

... Phiillips, ?? the 'cloc a yesterday morbinig the mrlctewase returning Ifrom Covent-garden Inarket, and was procpedig dowq Drury-lane,.whent the prisohjer Irushed up to him and. 5 senizsg his watch chain, mals an~ attempt tosath hi watch from his pocket ...

... Haymarket, .Bip'Van Winkle, i.45; Court (S1oane-square) 'T Millionaie, 8. ; Coven'.Gardeu, Promeinada. Concerts, 8; Drury Lane, 1 A Sailor and his Lass, 8; Gaey (Stad), Ariel, 8.15 i,. obe, The Glass ofe Fashion, 830; Grand I ion), Ne Babylon ...

... THE POLICE COURT& BOW -STBEBT.-Tm AnuarmunoN or BuTase iAV Mzns.-Johss Lrbey, of 19, Drury-lane, was sum- moned for selling adulterated butter and ?? offence was formally provotd by Hoyle, the inspector appointed under the Food na i rugs Act for the St ...

... (Pantouatreet Haymairket), Rip Van Winkle,' Court -(Soane-csquare), 'l'he lionaire, 8; Covent Garden, Promenade Concerts, r Drury Lane, A Sailor and his lass, - 7.45; Gaiety (Strannd), Ariel, 8.15; Globe, The Glavi Fashion, 8,30;.Grand (Islingtol) ...

... forgery.-Mr. Alfred GIibbojns, publishe r, 0 of17Z, Strand, state that he undertook Ih printing m of na the progranmesa at Drury Lane Theatre and we~ wihone exception al the adetseet ero W udrhis controL Prisoner twa employed about Pe 'twelve months ago ...

... Covent Garden, when he pulled up at a public bar to get a soda and brandy. On returning to the cab, which he had left near Drury-lane Theate, he was surrounded by six or seven men, one of whom threw his arms round his neck, whilst another held a cloth over ...

... -Votes of thanks to Mdr. Irving ai id Mr. Abbey foe the -use of the saloon, and to Mar. Aunwastus Harris for that 3- of, the Drury-,lane Theatre ou. this occasion 'of the ic beoeilt, were then cordially agreed to. A similar com- ~S phnct~t th chlrasn~proore ...