... RIOT IN DRURY LANE, Shortly after midnight on Saturday Drury Lane was the scone of furious at tack on the police. A constable was attempting to persuade drunken woman crutches, who was shouting in the middle of the road, to go home, when she struck him ...

... THE DRURY LANE CHILD MURDER. At the London Central Criminal Court Thursday the trial was concluded of George Robertson, alias Georcle,” labourer, for the murder of a little girl, Kenoaly, aged voara iu Goldsmiths Street, Drury Lane on January 23. littlo ...

... IS DRURY LANE THEATRE TO PULLED DOWN ? Mr. J. C. O’Dowd, C. 8., presided on Friday at the general meeting proprietors in the saloon of the theatre, when the accounts for tho past 12 mouths were submitted. Tho report showed th a the gross receipts (including ...

... police, under Detectire-luepoctor Marehall aud Deteolivo-Sergpant Barton, paid a nurpriae riait to No. 7, Goldsmith Street, Drury Lane, London, arrested two men who are alleged to have been engaged the time in the manufacture of spurious coin. A woman was ...

... Old Bailey Sessions, for the murder of a dealer, named Wootton, throwing him out of a window at Sardinia Buildings, near Drury Lane. The convict urges that the occurrence was the outcome of drunken brawl. Ho asserts that he retains no clear recollection ...

... expedition. GREAT PROTECTION MEETNG IN DRURY LANE THEATRE. A meeting of the friends of the National Association for the Protection of British industry and Capital, was held on Tuesday, at twelve o’clock, in Drury Lane Theatre. The Duke of Richmond was the ...

... *1 there will !«• the ceremony m ihc Mall whieh is the main object of llu- Kaisor'* \i-it. the command |M-rformruiec at Drury Lane takes place the following evening, and Thursday a State bull ta given honour of the ...

... PBRFOUMEn. Pronounced the host Quadrille ever composed M* Jullien, and performed for 30 successive nights at the Thcatio Royal, Drury Lane, with unprecedented success In addition to the above, and in order to assist in the performance of the Quadrille, M. Jullion ...

... Beamish, the wife of a Covcnt Garden porter, either threw herself was thrown out of second storey window at 3, Clare Market, Drury Lane, on Monday afternoon. The woman in falling became impaled on some long sharp railings, which penetrated her logs, and she ...

... detrained. The bull rushed madly along Eustou Road and through Bloomsbury. knocking down and injuring several people on the way. Drury Lane a police-constable gripped the tail of the animal, and was dragged along to Clare Market. A child a perambulator was knocked ...

... which will sweep away the rookeries Drury Lane and its courts. It is impossible to withhold these improvements for tbo sake of retaining the theatre Drury Lane therefore must go. Her Majesty’s has gone, Drury Lane is going, and Covent Garden alone of ...

... showed a diminution of serious crime. “MOG, THE FIREMAN.” At Bow Street Police Court, London, Margaret Hearn, better known in Drury Lane circles as Mog, the Fireman,” was ohnig> d, before Mr. Lushington, with being drunk and disorderly. The prisoner a tall ...