... went out, and the advertising agent who employed Kelly re- fusrd to pay him for his rniglt's wor. Thereupor Patrick went to Drury Lane Thestro stage door,and asraulted people, particularly the conetrble who wes ?? to remnove bime. In tbo meriting he was found ...

... 12, St. Andrew's-court, Edward Gearey, the husband, stated that down to ten. days ago he lived at 29, (oldsmith-street, Drury-lane. On the Saturday before Christmas he and his wife had a slight discussion, out he did not give her a blow on the head ...

... Delamiere, which was an action brought bv the plaintiff, a commission arent, to recover from the defendant, an actreasi in the Drury Lane pantomime, o51. for money paid by the plaintiff on her behalf.-Mr.-Wright, for the plaintiff, saia that last year Miss Arnes ...

... at 12, St Andrew's-court. E'dward Gearey, the husband, stated that down to ten days ago he lived at 29, 1oldsmith-street, Drury-lane.. On the Saturday before Christmas he and his wife had a slight discussion, )ut he did not give her a blow on the head ...

... his 21.. 6s. back, with costs. LOST AT SEVENTEEN.-A girl of 17, named Jane West, who called herself a flower seller from Drury-lane, was charged at Westminster police-court on Wednesday with drunkenness, after re. peatedi convictions for the same offence ...

... Thursday, April 4th, Messrs Bailey and Oliver's Second Anniversary. NTEW PAVILION THEATRE (Limited), MILE-END, B. (the Drury-lane of the East), Opposite St. Mary's Station, Met, and District Railway. Manager, ISAAC COMEN. Immense Success. Every Evening ...

... called, and said that he had traced the prisoner ?? back to October last. He was Aten livine in a common lodging. house in Drury.lane, paying the lodging money of some foar or five men there who had been going sound to various newsagents' shops selling tickets ...

... inquiry at Sts' Clenieft'eg Vestry Hall s to theo death of, William Levy, forty-seven, market porter, of 1iemble Street, Drury Lane. who choked him- setf hiwle eating a steak and potatoes: At a coffee-house in Gatherine Str idt, Strand, on ' hday evening ...

... uiinde~d Courrall for a weekt. .. ?? j A TAILOrtS THRBAk--Alfred 1]aron, Silty- two a Ilam e tailor, living in Rarker Stir&t, . Drury Lane, was eharged with ?? ilis- orderly in the public highway' .onstild Pendrey, 260 C, deposed ,tofJndinu the psdner in Wardour ...

... Another man. named George Wilfon, 48 years of age, described as a boot closer, living at the County council lodging-house, Drury- lane, was charged with being concerned with the two other defendants in com- nwitting the alleged offence, but he was itoo ill ...

... Totterham-court-ioaoi; George e MlLooney 26, commission ageut, Warren-street; and u or- George M Wilton, 48, a beet closer, of Drury-lane, were n .nd charged on remand with being conecrnea together in q eld deanurding money by menacest of Weitley Franees, a ...

... stree;, Tottenham-conrt-road: Georae Mooney, 26, commission agent, Warren-street; and George Wilton, 48, a boot closer. Drury-lane, were further remanded at Marlboroughbstreet police- court, on Friday, on a charge of being concerned together in demanding ...