... home to his lodgings. The wituess did not hear anything more of her fur seven years, when she was introduced to her at the Drury Lane Theatre. In the course of 1890 this young girl was invited home to the house and stayed witll them. WVhile there her husband ...

... l~ sand hit him inl ?? leg. It was asserted 500l t osequencec of the injury, the boy was cotiu his emsployment at the Drury Lane 0 111f11 'in * Siydney said he was prepared to call I b~ls Wtesoes to ?? tha~t the dog was Slot ?? thott Mr. ]3iro, Pointed ...

... prisoners a month's hard labour. MARYLENONZ. A SnocxixG STORY.-Herbert Graqgifng, 18, news- paper vendor, of Little Wild-street, Drury-lane, was charged with feloniously cutting and wounding Phoebe and Eliza Hunt with a pocket-knife at 10, Little George- street ...

... Hornaby. Mr. Wolff was in the habit of visiting her frequently there. After her marriage the respondent was engaged at the Drury Lane pantomime, and during that time she had her photo taken in theatrical costume. The name Mliss Ciesy Churchill written on ...

... the contract for next year's pantomime at Drury-lane, but was willing to cancel the one relating to the Palace Theatre. Sir Augustus further said that, although lee intended to keep the plaintiff to her Drury- lane contract, he would give her such a part ...

... Lee, an engineer to the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, stationed at Scotland Yard, said that at 11.51 he received a call from Drury-lane. and lost no time in turning out. When lie reached the fire the Holborn men were at work. It being impossible to carry the ...

... to Ellen Eisser, by throwing a quantity of carbolic acid over ?? April 15, proseoutrix, who resides at Short's-gar- dens, Drury-lane, saw the prisoner, and some remarks were made concerning prosecutrix's daughter.- An altercation ensued, and it was alleged ...

... HUSBANDS ARD WIVES.X Johre Coakcley, a market porter, of Sar- dinia-dwellings, Drury.lane, who was de- scribed as 55 years of age, but looked much older, was charred at Marlborough- street police-court, on Wednesday, with having assaulted Annie Coaklev ...

... Callan de- posed that at half past 10 on Saturday nught she was standing atthe entrance of sa court m which she lived in Drury-lane whilst the prisoner was putting up his shutters at a shop adjacent She asked him what he had struck her child for, whereupon ...

... sorry she had done it, My life has been a misery since I married her, twelve moeiths ago, if you go to hr.Quiek, of 13, Drury -lane, he will give you my character, isid her's ton. Y~os mnay also ask Mrs. Snel- grove at the public-hsonse next dloer I had ...

... horse and cart. He never lifted a horse in a proper cart. Mr James Laurence Graydon, proprietor of the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury-lane, said that on reading the article in question he had no doubt it referred to the plaintiffs, and in his opinion it could ...

... she bad done h it. My life has been a mnicery since I married her twelve mlonths ago. If you go to Mr. Cruick, ol r 13, Drury-lane, he wiil give you my character and hems too. You may also ask Mr. Snelgrove at the 0 public house next door. I had to leave ...