... ' PcoAc2 SssE'umITUDE.- Ala, Its lf sqal. 50, and Jamese oters-t o8, elcaded ''clucity to a charge of b' bwy robbery in Drury-lane ontbe lhet of the 4th ?? prosecutor, Janmes B . 'Shacgbnessev, was knocked dowo and Feverely ?? Cook 1-csed 'le orlvict ...

... missile to the common danger. Mr. Philip J. Rutland prosecuted on behalf of the pro- prietor of the Middlesex Music-hall, Drury Lane. He said that on Wednesday evening the 'prisoner went to the gallery of the music-hall, and from there threw 'a quart bottle ...

... Madamo Adelina Patti earl ath1 flctus artists will appear, and | Chme Ituet ' ures are contemplated. is Nc hoe sCrAQ0 °' Drury Lane theatre, taL the be- rcoZ0try. 'n''lrrcw0ux lioN. F. Ru SSELL AND atthc Orat I-Yesterday afternoon, too3i I' E Lrompton ...

... posed to e an 'acbiess, alth'ugh she is only about twenty-one -years of 'age. She first made Mr. W hite's'acquaintance at Drury Lane'Theatre.'- - Mrs. M2ary White3 of 44, Brompton Square, Kensifigton, the *Ife,' of the'-deceased, said that she had not se'en ...

... Caumden-road; Frank Hatobman, clerk, of Tapley-road, Holloway; and Samuel Betbell, theatre attendant, of Great Queeu- street, Drury-lane, of keeping and using the club for the purposes of unlawful gambling and betting witha persons resorting thereto; and against ...

... Criminal court Jorthe murder of E~dith Poole. his sweetheart, by cutting her throat with a ra..or in Great Queen- street, Drury-lane, on the iigh ?? ., w~a banned on Tuesday amorning with~n *Nowgate gaiol. HEightiild retired to re:at at- the ?? hoar on ...

... Criminal Court for the. murder of. Edith Poole, his sweetheart, by cutting her throat 'with a razor in Great Queen Street, Drury 'Lane, on the night of May. 13, was hanged at nine o'clock in.. the morning. The cfime, which was the outcome apparently of dis- ...

... second marriage 'in 1893. The adver- lisement was as followf: 4 Wanted, :Edward William Hayse, who in 1889 resided in Drury Lane, Covent Garden; or, if dead, his representative.' Address H., 13, Trinity Square, Soutthwark. Mr. d'Eyncourt: Not an attractive ...

... was charged at South- wark, yesterday, with stabbing a market porter named Henry Banks. The prosecutor said he lived in Drury-lane, and had cohabited with the prisoner. They quarrelled in W atorloo-r ead on Saturday afternoon, and she stabbed 'him in ...

... Oin Monday, Oct. 8th. le the Drama, in Four Acts, by- Ceeil itileigh, entitled p le v HEARTS ARtE THUMPS. ig Drama from Drury-lane is a very safe card to play at h le the minor theatres, and its value has been attested this A Ir w-eek by remarkably full ...

... theatrical experience in London at Terry's, in Kin!1 Kodak, and was engaged by the late Sir Augustus Harris as second boy at Drury-lane-a contract that she did not fulfil in consequence of his lamented death. She understudied Miss Evie Greene in L'Amour Afouiill: ...

... eolioemam ?? (Saturday) morring. Stanley-and Gould were asrested by Deteetivoaeer- joeant Simmnons at- the premises oE 'a Drury-lane tobacconist. It wasb said that Stanley. snggstei the tuiek, promising the other lade a shaire 'of wbat he got,- ?? Shell ...