... THE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. Dr. G. Danford Thomas held an inquest at St. Giles's hi Coroner's Court, London, yesterday, touching the death of Inl James Whitehall, 41 years old, a master japanner, who al lodged at 5, Drury Lane, and who, after attempting to ...

... SUICIDES. (BY TELEGRAPH.) London, Sunday Evening. On Saturday - afternoon a man named James Whitehall, a japanner, living at 5 Drury lane, London, having quarrelled with his wife, attacked her and with a penknife inflicted a superficial cut extending from the ...

... A DISHONEST CHECKTAKER. Js At Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, Frank xx Adderley, a checktaker employed at Drury Lane Theatre, weas charged with stealing Sn. 6d., belonging to Mr. Angus. .y tus Harris. The defendant was employed as a checktaker ...

... 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 ...

... emphatically ?? Yes.- Charles Warner, actor, of 47, Great Russell-street, deposed to seeing the deceased on the stage of Drury Lane theatre on the Thursday preceding his death, when he looked very ill indeed, and Miss Bateman remarked at the time that ...

... successful. Die- diig police protection, he wall-ed out byr the msgistrate'' entrance wi th a friend, and turned towards Drury Lane. Before half the distance of the court had been traversed, however, he was seen and as shoutis of Bramwell Booth ! arose ...

... dressed. Prisoner wvas sen- tenced to four months' imprisonment with hard labour,- James Gannon (26), metal roller, back of 5, Drury Lane, was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment for violently assaulting Alice Lewis, also residing in )rury Lane, on Wednesday ...

... ill on the Thursday after shl tookl the room, and sbe went oht for the o-ten- sible purpose of going to see Di', Ryan, in Drury Lane, When she returned she sqid the dector told her she harl a very had cold, and was to remain iai-doors for a day or two. ...

... weareinclinedto say, What! that the Dutch or the Hungarian costume? Impossible. e We have seen people at Burlington House or Drury Lane more like Dutch or Hungarians than 8 those people there. The picturesque peasant, when found, is decidedly not; up to sample ...

... also seot from The Worfd company at the Pavilion Theatre, where ar Jackson had been playing, and from the Theatre Royal, Drury- lane. The coffin having been conducted to the chapel, a serrice in Hebrew was read by the Rev. Mr Berliner, of St. Johis's-wood ...

... gZS C 6.vae was eharjl with beiug drutsk a satiltiua 141 olconsitlac Bainaes, 44S -Mr. rith Frith de. b ?? wa on duty at Drury Lane a Tbeatre to preserve order during the performance of e ' Human Nature. When the TrsfA'1F-squar Scene b catu. on, reprsenting ...

... College Hospital, cosicorning the death of William John Sriceat, aged one and a half years, whose paxents reside at 175, Drury-lane, whoe died ciu the 11th inst. Johnsi Streat, a pastrycook, deposed that the deceased was his son. He had always essjoyed ...