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... sureties of £25 each. SUNDERLAND.-FRIDAY. LIQENSING PROSECUTION. Thomas Hende-son, musical conductor at the Wear Music Hall, Drury Lane; William Gilbert, negro comedian; Matthew Skeen, who wore the uriform of a private in the 106th Regiment; and Thomas Armstrong ...
... allowance would cease this month. He further stated that his brother had married the sister of Mr. A. Harris, lessee of the *Drury-lane Theatre, and that he should go to London wend ask Mr.rHwaris to give him em- ployment. During the day he generally walked ...
... e;_- e hat in two suretis of the dei,. d be EFRbe oMESSRS. t. YL-;rS AY0 7. cssa. SI~eNeG PzOsxsu:Crroo.-jchn Boy ii a16, Drury-lane, was p ?? rean oar sieia eL Pohlce-cordtablo 4e aern w476i s' af, d a tth February. Mr. . u . Barlert-.lil 0i:, adc' ethe ...
... allowance 3 would cease this month. Ho further stated that his brother had married the sister of Mr. A. Harris, lessee of p the Drury-lane Theatre, and that he should go to C ILondon and ask Mr. Harris to give him employment. t I During the day he generally walked ...
... IO, all livinK iu the, neighbourhood of Drury-lane, were uiuucugd with vuoelntly assaultfing Andrew Cainbell.-The prosecutor, who described himself as aL gentleman living a28,trand, was walkcing downs Drury,-lane betcvcen twelve and one onl Monday night ...
... gham held an inquest at St. Clement's Vestry-ball, touching the death of John Hawes, aged forty-three, lately employed at Drury-lane Theatre as stage property nlan, and residing at 30, Wych-street. ElizaB Brunton, widow, said she was the deceased's mot ...
... , Andrew Canuiuell. ?? Prosecutor, who ileseribsd hiinself as a gentlemais living- at 285, Straticl, was walkinig dowcn Drury-lane ebsetweni 12 atid erie en Monday nighlt, when lie was aoctareld by a gusog of roughis numbering fromi 40 to tO, led by the ...
... property of the guar- dians, were handed to him by a woman with whom the prisoner had been lodging in Great Wild-street, Drury-lane.-An assistant to Mr. Chester, pawn- broker, of 48, Stanhope-street, Strand, produced tire property to which the tickets ...