... Bow-street, London, on lWednesday, H1. Hurs, At Bowv-street, London, yesterday, Henry lHurst,, 24, and his wife (Clara, of' Drury Lane, were charged with the murder of Brenda Weston, -a.nirse child in. ,their eare, a'ged two yehrs and nine months. A doc' ...

... Oncem ors in the metropolis, Mr. Terries decided to retarn to the stage, and was engaged under Mm. F. B Chattertoa , at Drury- lane. In i 871 he hea ing to- try his fortune a8t h -edingt P nen- tacky; but the plan was not suecessefr, and Mr. T'eriss made ...

... Berry nest applied c for permission to pull down and re-erect the licensed premises known as the Old Mansion House, No. 9, Drury-lane, where it was proposed 2a to build a restaurant. If the bench granted the I i' application, the license of the Brunswick ...

... AND MAWCOLM Cnussr. -Thomas Hayes, carter, and Peter , Lennon, yard foreman, in the employ of Bernard a Reilly, teamowner, Drury-lane, were summoned for woridng and s cusi g to he worked a horse when suffering from an old and painful wound upon which the ...

... the case to be gone into, stated that his client it of was engaged to perform one of the principal d l characters in the Drury-lane pantomime. As a V he performance of this took place in tie afternoon, he as it requested the learned magistrate to take ...

... appeaaance, were, Mr. Grippe sadd, brothers, named Charles Duranty and Willisata Duranty, trading as Widow Duranty -nd Son, Drury-lane, Liverpool, and they were charged with conspiring, by false pretences, to induce Enifle and Arthur Francis Levita, trading ...

... oui - in difficulties, and practicallv ceased trading On ohl ;.i0 the 20th of that month an office was opened atl0, G ed Drury-lane, Liverpool, in the name of Barnes . and Co. The debtor Speers stated that Ba ed he had nothing whatever to do with that ...

... working rules TmE THREAEIED TAILORS' STRIKE. The mngrof the John'Williameson Company, Limited, of the Tailors' Academy, Drury-lane, ' Laldon seicngyesterday to a swrpres e nta-1 tive in regard to the threaitenaed withdrawal ofz workers from the Manchester ...

... house in Drury-lane. The lowest value of xke license itself would be £200. There was no opposition to the license. The mnagistrates granted the application, the Chairma statingthat they were largely influenced by the surrender of the Drury-lane license ...

... S. le ad RE~ joR Gmuous AND WILLIAM AmNDEW E en Grr~ouB.-The debtors, father and son, had k he traded as shipbrokers in Drury-lane, Liverpool. , &Thesb tmn of affairs showed liabilities £91770,, heand ases £15, consisting of office fixtures.- ' La'j Johna ...

... wehen he, was informed that he was not in good circum- stanices. Piaintiff subsequently came to the office of the firm in Drury-lane, and he (do- fendant) said that if he could find a, puri-haser who could pay three years' purchase he should give him a ...

... played h all kinds of parts, including under-studies for actors receiving £10 and upwards per week. I a have also played at Drury-lane for benefits, a! Gaiety Theatre matinees as walking gentle- t' man, her Majesty's Pantomime, chorus, Royal n Chorus, Grand ...