... He remanded them in custody for a week. BOW-STREET. Buncn.AaY AT BLOOZSBUwR.-TWil- heam Ellis, wardrobe shopkeeper, of Drury-lane, and Wnaltei- Griffen, hawker of newspapers, were charged before Mr. Vaughan with having been concerned with two others ...

... at Stam- ford Hill, Kentish Town, and other places in North London until 1880, when the respondent took the Hope Tavern Drury-lane. This, however, proved unprofitable, and he went on the stage, and from that time downwards he had been acting under the ...

... 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 ...

... 17 years of age at the tine of her marriage. The respondent was then a solicitor's clerk, but he took a publi -house in Drury-lane, which proved a bad speculation. He then turned actor, and entered the profession as Mr. J. 1.. Neville. She was not ...

... excellent programme is advertised by the management of the People's Palace for the present week, Pnixsm's THnATaH.-The greot' Drury Lane suce0es R umnan Nature,is to bo prorluoed this evening by Mr Henry Dunds.'s well-known company, Mr Wilson Barrett is billed ...