... the death of Charlotte Gainstlfrd, aged six years, whose parents reside at Champion House Dwell- ings, Wlhite Hart-street, Drury-lane. On the afternoon of Christmas Day the unfortunate child was lighting some toy candles on a Christmas tree, when her cloth- ...

... in this action will leave a stray dog to the tender mercies of the dog- stealers. THE OWNER OF A HouSE in Parker Street, Drury Lane, was summoned in the Marlborough Police Court by the Marylebone Inspector of Nuisances for allowing over-crowding in the ...

... police-court, oil Monday, Maurice Lander was charged with assault. / on Saturday night the prsnr was crossing the road in Drury-lane, and WAS knckd down by a hansom. He was taken to an hospital, and became very abusive to the doctor who vras dressini his ...

... servitude for ten years; FI RE IN DIRURY LANE. [SUDaxaT OF rL1u11oimATIoN.] Ox Monday, last week, the crowded neighbourhood of Drury-lane was the scene of an alarming outbreak of fire, wrichio occurred in an oil shop, about a quarter- p1,st twelve, at No. 96 ...

... with being. 3 drunk and disorderly, and: assaulting the police. OnE Sunday morning a police constable saw Franklin in r Drury-lane drank, and behaving in a disorderly man. r ner. His friends wanted him to go away, and h& iwould not. The result was a crowd ...

... Eugeune Stiattou, Mr. italph Hunt, asid Mr. ?? Spurr. iu the eceoid part of the esitertaiunaeut a scenle tas given iroui the Drury Lane pautomoime of ''WhsilhigtuoJ idi His Cat, in wvhich Miss FtuniaLeshie, Miis Ruate Munroe, aud Mr. Charles Lanri, juu ...

... society, it appeared that in August, 1883, a person named Hale. in the employment, as a labourer, of Messrs Hart and Co., of Drury-lane, proposed bringing an action against them for personal injuries sustained by him through the negligence of a fellow workman ...

... enset. lbs prisoner seas empoyd as a con- fidenti'al clerk and cushier by Messrs. Sp.loin'g and fledge, statioseers, in Drury-lane. He was chiarged with embezchiig £27, but theosuouctnt in all was found to be about £224. The pricnerleadtee receiving a ...

... Bow-street Police-court, John RoBs was charged with assaulting his wire. Sarah c; Ross, the wife of the prisoner, living at Drury-lane, ar said that on Saturday night the prisoner was the worse al for drink, as he always is; He struck her a number de of ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE . BOW-STRIET. SISTLYGOLD., - jiessre. Davison, ,pawnbrokers, of Drury-lane, appearyd to a summons charging them with detaining a necklet eleonging to Alfred K ht a watchmakerss.-M. Blackfriars-road.- font- plainantstated that he bought ...

... vagabond. The re- lieving officer of the parish of St. Marylebone stated that he recently accidentally met with the prisoner in Drury-lane, and as he had deserted his wife and chil- dren, who were in the workhonuse, he took him into custody, but had no sooner ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCES BQW-STREET. CMYSTERY GOLD.,-rMfessrs Dariisoe0, pawnbrokers, of Drury-lane, appeared to an adjourned summons for detaining a necklace belonging to a watchmaker named Light. Complainant offered to pledge the article with the defendants ...