... DRURY LANE M:URDERER.1 HIIME SECRlETAtPYS DECISION. 1Yesterday an intimation was received by Coilncl eilnlln. thc (:cclnovuof Nevv- ga;!e, irom the Rome oflice to the ei act ?? e Hmoe :ecretary, aJ ter carefulcon- sideration of -le leats, had failed to ...

... 1 Little Cb'uch-street, Marylehone, who was found naked and dying at the rear of Sardinia-buildings, Little Wildstreet. Drury-lane, on the 3rd ?? Josetph Iluttand, 45, a Covent-gardenI portel, stands relaianed on a charge of' -sic1nlly raurdeting the ...

... I DRURY LANE MURDER. a INQUEST AND VERDICT. Mr. John froutbeck, on Monday, con- cluded his inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of Mary Klenealy, aged four years, the daughter of parents hiving at 9, bolasmith-street, Drury-lane, and who ...

... A DRURY LANE TRAGEDY.S - - ?? IS. Geeoge Duykeqs, a middle-aced esrman, lwas charged at Bow-street police-court, on Friday, with causing the death of his wife. Prisoner and his wife occupied a room at Sardinia.buildings, Drury-lane. At 11.25 on Thursday ...

... DRURY LANE NURSE CHILD. At low-street police-court, on Wed. needay, Henry Hurst, 24, hammerman, and Clara Bessie Hurst, 24, his wife, of Betterton - street, Drury -lane, were charged, on remand, with the wilful murder of Brenda Weston, aged two years ...

... MUBDER OF A CHILD IN DRURY LANE. s-- ARREST IN A LODGING HOUSE, A revolting tragedy wam perpetratedli, the vicinity of Drury-laIen on -Monday. .& ittle girl, named Mary Kenealy, living with her parentsA at 9, Goldsmith-street, was found lying sn the stairs ...

... reet, Covent.garden, and fol- lowed thisupby'throwing water and a glass at her. Two days later, in a dress- ing-room at Drury Lane theatre, he threatened to cut her throat, and. took up a sword Believng herself in danger sheran out of tharoom when he ...

... Uarden, where he en. tertained them and cut a second cake .because of the difficulty of removing tha scenery from the Drury Lane staze. Be. fore the ceremony of cutting the cake Sir Augustus related how the. numbers. of his friends had outgrowb the ...

... than -that Mrs. Hurley did not approve of the boys with whom he associated. On December 31 -she left her house and went to Drury Lane pantomime. Re. turning, she went into her back room, and-seeing a pane of glass broken, looked into a chest of drawers, ...

... trio in plaintiff's play was similar to one in that. Mr. Yagdiey, a dramatist and critic, who said he wrote last year's Drury Lane pantomine, gave evidence to the effect that a good 4eal in pltintiff's play was very old, and that he did not call it new ...

... than that Mrs. Hurley did not approve of the boys with whom he associa-ted. On December 31 she left her house and went to Drury Lane pantoehe. BFe. turning, she went into her back rooe, and seeing a pane of glass broken, looe-ed into a chest of drawers ...

... WATCx STEALING OUTSIDE DRURY LANE THEATRE.-John Lawrence was indicted for stealing a watch, the pro- perty of George Pannell, fromhis person. -On the evening of Monday,{)ct. 19, the prosecutor was waiting to go into Drury Lane theatre when he felt a pull ...