... consider any application that might be made to them by their employees.—An offer to purchase a small drip of land for widening Drury Lane at its junction with Chapel Street had been considered, and the committee had given instructions that a reply be made that ...

... frontage of about 14ft. thereto, a return Sale at TWO o'clock. the Prize Cattle at 10 a.m. sharp. Angus Cattle), frontage to Drury Lane of about rgeft Gins . and Also will be Sold upwards of 135 including SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE. REGIS- _. FAT SHEEP, and TERED ...

... hose said at 8.30 p.m he met prisoner in Sheep that he set the officers to watch for prisoner.— Street, and took him into Drury Lane. He there Inspector Lines said prisoner had been a clerk in asked defendant for the shirt he had in his jacket Birmingham ...

... little damage. all things considered. Subsequently the heifer visited the Public Library and an antique furniture store in Drury Lane. As a memorial to the late Mr William James. I two windows of three lights each have been placed in the north and south ...

... Defendant said he was defending a eripplc.—Ordered to pay 2a towards the coats. Urtran Fur.s..—Jairm Faces. labourer, 6 Drury Lane. Rugd►, was awntssesed for permitting achitanc; of his dwelling•huwe to be tiro at Rugby, on March lath. —Miss Facer said ...

... Schooldays. After a famous fight, during which one of the pugilists had received a very black eye. his companions took him down Drury Lane to Mr Tew'') shop to purchase a small piece of raw beef to apply to the injured part in order to remove the signs of the ...

... Company. was injured by his horse. lie had been delivering goods, and bits horse becalm restive as be was about to leave Drury Lane, and the home plunging out. Walter Bird, of Pt Corbett Street. was kicked on the right leg and stomach. He was conveyed ...

... was extinguished before any damage was done.—On Tuesday afternoon, about 4.15, the Rugby Fire Brigade received • call to Drury Lane. where an outhouse, belonging to Mr F Lucking, fruiterer. and used for forcing mushrooms, was on fire. The Brigade attended ...

... absent, having gene e n s With regard to the Wesleyan Chapel in the Church of England Temperance Sa s sy-, Hassal's Cori, Drury Lane, I understood from outing to Leatnington.--A number of Mr John Faulkner, that an old resident who were made as to the (offensive ...

... Street, Rugby, was tined for being drunk and disorderly on the 17th inst.—P.o Purser found prisoner lying on the ground in Drury Lane and calling out at the top of his voice. When spoken to he was abusive, and the constable arrested him. Superintendent (larke ...