... 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 ...

... tutor, and well worthy of patronage. It is with regret we announce- the death of Mrs. Jack Roberts, wifof Jack Roberts, of Drury Lane, who died suddenly on'Sun- day morning. - Jin Williams, of Marylebone, in -response to the challenge, from Charley SinpsoU* ...

... fourth round with 'a rap on the point; the referee ?? the oontett when he saw the AmaricalI a beaten man. . Bill Nolan, of Drury -Lane, kneut alttl^4 too mueih. for Harrv Pressev, anoyke.fronr' prtsimoulLh.- 'Time alone saved -ih -i)itor from 'a knock-out ...

... 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 ...

... Tnlly is not enjoying the best of health, and ary assistance rendersd her will be thank- fr fly received. Jack Roberts, of Drury Lane, will box anv lad in England at 9st (give or take 21b), for £.50 (open for £100) a-side and the Na- ?? Sporting Club purse ...

... a handsome gold chain, and gold match box, on which. was inscribed: 'Edward Pierce. Presented by 'his numerous friends. Drury Lane Theatre, March, ISOO.' Mr. Pierce suit- abir responded. After Mr. Collins's health had been enthusiastically drunk, Messrs ...

... Long Acre. A4other womah, name unknown. Mrs. Stacey, Mrs. ' Turner, and Mrs. ,Adams were with a mothers' meeting party from Drury Lane. It will thus be seen that there are six still unaccounted for. Hopes are held out that they may have been picked up by ...

... 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 ...

... ( Several well-known society ladies are I said to be 'walking on' in the ballets at E the Empire, and the big scenes at Drury ( Lane Theatre.-See Daily Paper.) You're right, Angelina, it does seem a i shame, s And you might even te*m it disgrace, As we ...

... ~register of his voice; Which had 'up till then b~een> baritone, Sims .Beeves accepted an p'po'ntxen't as second tenor at Drury Lane, whare in 18421hef plaved comparatively 'Minor parts.. Ate- wa: then, however, be-' 'giuningi to be talked about. and it'va ...

... up a, lot in the' last round, and gained -:thb'.awvard 'of the'6.refere'e-6' .- FIFTEEN BOIJND6 'CONTEST. . LoK R;onaTs' (Drury Lane) 3beat NAT .1.Szn~a.1K3ensiigtoaj. . The ex, mateur had behind him Jim Wil- :1ihjnD Dave Barry, and his brother, Harry Smith ...