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... K EEPEIT, Thomas Bell, 14 Railway Terrace, Rugby, was l summoned by Frederick Farndon, Prince of Wales Inn, Drury Lane. Rugby, for an assault on the 31st ult.—Frederick Farndon, the complainant in the above case, and John Wilson, painter, 65 Campbell ...
... Read birth date, and seven stamps.—Hamra Maxtor, 4, Robertaon Avenue. Edinburgh. 394 YRS. JOLLEY, 25 WARWICK STREET & 8 DRURY LANE (back of Bull Hotel), Buys all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHING & BOOT'S. Good prices given ...
... Road, North Street ; Raglan Arms, .Dunchurch Road ; Royal Oak, New dilton ; Woolpeek Inn, Union Street ; Prince of Wales, Drury Lane ; Black Horse Inn, Barby ; George Hotel, Kikby ; Seven Stars, James Street ; Bull Inn, Clifton.— The Peacock Hotel, Newbold ...
... Shoes Hotel, he was resolved to keep out of sight as far as possible. The taxicab was ordered to be in readiness for him in Drury Lane (at the back of the hotel), and his chief concern seemed to be to get away from Rugby as quickly as possible, and evidently ...
... a &Art Plasm. Tel. 184. MONDAY, FEB. 19. for d Nights & 2 Mainers. Important Enmagoinent of CAVALIER° ASTELLANtis FAIR DRURY LANE ITALIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY. VINT'S PALACE, Rua.. 7 TWICE NIGHTLY 6.50 LSCOSPARABLE PICTURES & VAUDEVILLE. MUNDAY. FEB. ...
... —Finder sill he rewarded returning same to 16 Market Street or the Police Station. 583 IRS. JOLLEY, 2.S WARWICK STRELTYS DRURY LANE (bark of Bull Hotel), Buys all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHING & BOOTS. Goal prier,' Riven ...
... and charged him, and after being cautioned prisoner said he took it out of the trap and sold it to his pal at the top of Drury Lane for a shilling. Witness recovered the mackintosh from the last witness. Prisoner pleaded guilty to receiving the mackintosh ...
... Nonconformity. the beginning of the Baptist Church in 1801 under Sir Egerton Leigh. the Wesleyan Chapel, about 1809. first in Drury Lane. then in Chapel Street, and now in the Market : the origin of the Primitive Methodist in 18441. in Queen Street. and gave ...
... 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 ...