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... BOXING TRAGEDY. Considerable excitement was created ou Boxing Day the Holboru end Drury-lane cry alarm that man was murdering bis wife. A woman dashed Into the surgery of Dr. Ryan,and bagged him to over to No. 5 once. On going there Dr. Ryan found that ...
... and starting a colony for themselves. SHOCKING AFFAIR.—EarIy on Saturday afternoon japanner named Whitehall, residing at Drury-lane, attempted to murder his wife by cutting her throat. He dot not succeed, although be inflicted a slight wound, and he thereupon ...
... before the magistrates for drunkenness. Attempted Murder and Suicide Drury Lane,—On Saturday afternoon, a man named Whitehall, a japanner, lodging with his wife and child at No. o, Drury Lane, attempted to murder his wife and then committed suicide. He attacked ...
... bleeding front a wound in the throat. Tho l et e e ei Was nut there. he liming escape-I at the Lice. Dr el. F. Ryan. of ISO, Drury-lane, was caned in ittimeliately, cud found that the woman received a WO on the tight Ft side o f the oeek, but it wan not of ...
... CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME AT LANE. The story of Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp ' forms the subject of the Christmas Pantomime at Drury Lane Theatre for the present holiday season, and it has been described as not only marvellously beautiful, but of exquisite ...
... Only on Friday he read the Litany at noon, visited sick parishioner, and walked in and out of many houses in the slums of Drury-lane. In the evening he complained of fatigue and cold, and never rallied from the chill he contracted. A collection of drawings ...
... London market from RoyaWo Station within the last few days. NIORT AT DRURY LANs—The Baddeley Twelfth Night celebration at Drury Lane, this year, was a brilliant sumer. Not only was the whole the&triad world present, but foreign amkenadors, members of the ...
... terms the agreement the February 7, 1833. chattels were not to become the property of Lawes Tuesday I went to the new opera Drury-lane, and until be had paid the price to them, and they were to waB Produced the Brahams, on whom 1 have probe liberty to retain ...
... to certain extent dime her duty towards his numerous victims. I bear that the receipts of the first performances of the Drury Lane pantomime amounted to £28,400. (From Life.) Can anyone my why Lord Mount-Temple has his robes made of the richest scarlet ...
... New River. And it is as resold that Kentish bringing his family to town for the purpose of seeing “The Doge of Venios” at Drury Lane, and recognising fsiuilar voice and manner in the prominent acting astonished the audience in the midst of the play by ...
... accurately known. DEATH OF MR. F. B. CHATTERTON.— Mr. Frederick Bale& Chatterten, who was for many years &emaciated with Drury Lane Theatre, died on Thursday last week from a severe attack of bronchitis.. In conjunction with Mr. Edmund Falconer he assumed ...
... awhile. So Chatterton has gone at last. I don’t mean “the glorious boy,” but Mr. Frederick Chatterton, fonneriy manager of Drury Lane Theatre. For thirteen years Mr. Chatterton conducted what his successor fondly calls the Kational Theatre nearer and nearer ...