... 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 ...

... for which body the defendant acts as clerk, refesed I to remove the ref use from Drury Lane theatre. It was explained that the de-! fendants removed the refuse from Drury Lane theatre up to the end of last year, and then declined to do so, contending that ...

... damages obtained against him in a civil action. Sir Augustus Harris, of The Elms, Avenue-road, Regent's-park, lessee 0e Drury Lane and Covent Gardentheatres, deposed:-I am the managing director of the Palace Theatre (Limited). From time to time I have ...

... the women being made ac- quainted with the contents of the de- clara tions. Miss Collier said she was wardrobe mistress at Drury Lane theatre. The extreme urgency of the occasion in ques- 1 tion demanded extra work. When Mr. Goddard came up she was having ...

... opera was handsomely staged. La M1accuffs is again likely to practically illustrate the attributes of its heroine. The newe Drury Lane drama, A Life of Pleasure, by M~r. Heury Pettitt and Sir A. Harris, is to he prodocedon Thursday, the 21st inst. Lie ills ...

... be remembered that a week ago it was discovered that some boys had taken possession of an empty cellar in Russell-court. Drury- lane, and fitted it with a bed, blinds, looking glass, &c. When the place was entered by the man in charge of the pro-. perty ...

... to shock conseqnent on the injuries received through being run over. A verdict of Accidental death was recorded. TlE DRURY LANE TRAGEDY. George Dules, a wretched-looking man of middle age, was brough-t up on re- mand, at Bow-street, yesterday, charged ...

... theft, appeared in the diok, displaying a large expanse of white shirt front and a flaming red necktie. He was engaged at Drury Lane, and took part in the War Scene in A Life of Pleasure. When his duties at the theatre were over he slept at a coffee-honiO ...

... touching the death of Elizabeth Cobbin, aged 70, a nurse, a widow, lately lodging at a home for servants in Parker-street, Drury- lane. Airs. Phsebe Grilfiths, matron of the home, said Mrs. Cobbin was in the habit oi staying there when she was out of a situation ...

... THE ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD AN | I .P. George Richardson, alias Lethbridge, I 42, a clerk, of Parker-street, Drury-lane. I was charged, on remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, at Clerkesiwell police. court, on Thursday, with attempting to GEORGE RICHARDSON. obtain ...

... 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 ...

... THE ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD AN I IM.P. I George Riclsard-son, alim Lethbridge, 42, a cierk, of Parker-street,Drury-lane, was charged, on remand, before Mr. Horace Smitb, at Clerkenweli police- court, on Thursday, with attempting to obtain, by means of false ...