... with the police, About two o'clock on Sunday morning the prisoner returned to the honme, which wao situated in a court off Drury-lane, and on getting admission to the room occupied by the prosecautix and her daughter, attacked the former, clutching her by ...

... water, £40; 2orn Moore, of No. 11, Drury-iane, foradding Yeven gallons of water, £V10; Frederick Barrett, of No. 9S Nnr 99, Drury-lane, for adding seven gallous of water, -1QN: Jack Billioghurot, of No, 61, Old Bailey, cadtr two summonses, for adding two ...

... MURDER 1I DRURY LANE. AT the Bow street Polloe-oourt, on Monday morning, before Mr. Bridge, William MlElliott, nineteen, a porter, was charged with stabbing Margaret O'Brien, a girl of thirteen, and further with feloniously slay. lug James Driscoll, aged ...

... TEE DRURY LANE MURDER. ?? m__ 9d l flr ?Mondav. I A7 the Bow-streat Police-court, on Monday, before Mr. Bridge, William M Elliott, nineteen, was charged with the wilful murder of James Driscoll on the night .0i the 3rd nost, ; and he was further charged ...

... trial for the offonce of wounding the proeecutrix, who resided li the sa-me 'ouice as the prlsoner in Groat Wild-street, Drury-lane. The evi- dence in this ease was of a mebt oonfueed and con- tradictory character. On the night In question the father and ...

... bed. Some days afterwards he saw prisoner in Drury-lane, and gave l him into custody. On being charged presoner said he never had 5he watch, but a pawn-ticket ?? the chain was found in the house in Drury-lane where the prisneer wam arrestel!. The ?? repeterl ...

... labour, WiALTER STrNEo, twenty-nine, was charged, at Bow-street, Polico coort, on Mondeay, wieh causing an obstruction in Drury-lane by beteing. Detective Pedder said the prisoner was approached by several men, who handed him weheat, waee assemed to be ...

... METROPOLIS. I Ji42 1 U1V£ Ut1V`,1Z IAN Itl!, MULIAVI EV1 JJ11 ElANDEL SAND~iiEs, deinribed ast a saddler, of Broad- court, Drury-lane , was brought up at the S'onthwark ci P3Ilic~e-ont, on Saturday, in lattitody of Detectivei-8ar- 41 bleant Liicihbbery, ...

... was her son, 1 and New Year's Day b6eag hin blrthd.3v he came home, In the afternoon he and ?? brother went to E seo the Drury Lane pantomlme, and called on reter;.|- ing at their letier'E In GQPM li3-stie6 S'epDey-greel. The deo !aacd then left and eaid ...

... his fortune. When she was sixteen she ran awvay, and she had kept herself ever since. She had been a chorus-girl in the Drury Lane pautomime of Puss in Boots, and more recently she was on the stage at Bristol. . Six weeks ago, when she came from the ...

... pupil of the celebrated Joey Grimaldi, he made his first appearance on ]3oxing Night, 1829. His last appearance was at Drury Lane in 1865. Aged eighty-thlree. 'he students and ex-students of the Royal College of Music at Kensington are foriniuga imusical ...

... failure. Misel TIn reply to the official solicitor the basikrupt litt stated that she was now in receipt of £56 a week at the Drury Lane Theatre, out of which arg sum Mr. Augustus Harris received £20 a week in with repayment of a loan. She now owed him about ...