... being drunk, at Rugby, Jan. —He pleaded not guilty —P.C. Penn sUtedthat about 1.60 p.ra. on the day named he was on duty in Drury Lane, and saw the defendant drunk and behaving indecently. Witness went towards him, and he then turned round and went into the ...

... drunk, Rugby, on Jan. 19. —He pleaded not guilty.—P.C. Penn stated that about 1.50 p.m. on the day named he was on duty Drury Lane, and saw the defendant drunk and behaving indecently. Witness went towards him, and be then turned round and went into the ...

... Majesty the Iddesk-igh memorial service in Westminster Abbey, lie took advantage of the outing to divert himself by going to Drury Lane on the evening of his arrival in town. Considering the object Prince Henry’s excursion, it would certainly have l*een more ...

... Improvements bo carried out him under the Surveyor.—The report adopted. The Lighting Committee recommended that the bracket lamp Drury Lane the cottage next to the Prince Wales Inn fixed on Mr. Welldon;. wmehous. and that a new lamp and bracket axed about between ...

... Bransden, at Biltoo Grange, March 13th.— Prisoner pleaded guilty. George Brnnsden, bricklayer, living the Prince of Wales Inn, Drury Lane, Rugby, stated that had been work at Bilton Grange op to Friday night last. On the evening of that day witness left the ...

... title ot Rugby Local Board. J styles. Sheep Street, wrote calling atten* tion to the slaughter-house opposite lo his Imok in Drury Lane. It vraa now apubUc slaughter-house for the town—Messrs. Mawby, Pittam, Howkins. and others slaughtered there. It was only ...

... in High Street, and hoped day that wonld Improved.— Mr Loverock, in the course conversation, suggeated that a road from Drury Lane through Utile Pennington Sueet would very useful, ami would relieve Hie traffic in West Street and Chapel Street considerably ...

... Street, and he hoped some day that would improved.— Mr. Loverock, the course of conversation, suggested that a road from Drury Lane through Little Pennington Street would very useful, and would relieve the traffic In West Street and Chapel Street considerably ...

... ottecd* Mcwrr Horrlr-'n’*. rror? Moodof |J FOB SAL A. MISS OEOFT would happy to rcoaiva lor Murlo. eery moderate ladaad —B, Drury Lane. Bnaby f • BAUt, Holhax, Bisckpisith, Rtriwt, ting by. GB4BS FOB New Baton Stwagn Fnnn. ne B*. per owt— Apply J. Oox. IWO ...

... Elizabeth Mawby gave corroborative evidence.— Mrs. Denny, in defence, said she was going from the Court in the direction of Drury Lane meet her husband at the police station, and not towards either Mrs. Flemming or Mrs. Wilson; and when the complainant saw ...

... night he saw defendant in Sheep Street drunk. Ho had a bundle of rags, which he was throwing about- Defendant then went into Drury Lane, and tell flown, and could not get up, and the officer had to take him into custody.—P.S. Webb stated that on Saturday defendant ...

... nlgbt saw defendant in Sheep Street drunk. He had boodle of rags, which he was throwing about. Defendant then went Into Drury Lane, and fell down, and could not get op, and the officer bad take him Into custody.-P S. Webb stated that on Saturday defendant ...