... MURDER IN DRURT LANE. The inquest on the body of the little girl Mary Eenealy, who was murdered in boose in Goldsmith-street, Drury-lane, London, January 23, was concluded on Monday. The jury returned verdict of Wilful murder * against George Robertson, who ...

... fourteen previous convictions against him, including four terms penal servitude. His lost known address was in Macklin-street, Drury-lane. Mr. Ernest L. F. Cavendish, the deputy governor, said Chappell was supposed have nephew, and be was written to, but no ...

... BLUDGEONED. Mr. WilliHH Hales, one the proprietors of a general store in Drury-lane, was the victim on Saturday night of a daring and apparently carefully-planned outrage. He had just left the premises with the takings, amounting to £9OO, in a small handbag ...

... lady. Already celebrated as an Italian ' contralto* vocalist the King’s Theatre, she commenced her English career debut at Drury-lane Theatre in February, 1820. and soon the figure of Madame Vcstris as Don Giovanni in London’ was to he s»en in every form ...

... astonishment by what sorcery the managers of these costly establishments contrive to keep their doors open, flic regular charges Drury-lane were about £2lO per night, and frequently exceeded that amount. ihe ordinary expenditure the Haymarket ranges nightly according ...

... succumbed before medical aid arrived. Mr. O'Brien, of Crampton-street, Newington Bntts, was driving with his wife along Drury-lane in cab. when Mrs. O’Brien was taken sudenly ill, and collapsed, expiring almost immediately. The doctor formed the cpinipn ...

... Garden Warehouseman. was alleged that Watson wan, without giving any provocation, seized by two plain clothes constables in Drury-lane and taken to Bow-street Police Station. On the way Earl, who was also plain clothes, struck Watson twice on the face, knocking ...

... world, great nerformance, in which all the repstoeatofiye payers can take part, wiU. it is now understood, he given in Drury-lane Theatre next ynM> ABimAGgS WBB..MT OKKCK FEED H&ZLEWOOD *.> ...

... were with party of Church worker* brought for an outing to Brighton by Ur*. Pownall, the wife of the vicar of St John**, Drury-lane. Three women of the party were taken to the hoe pital—namely, Urn Stacey, of 22, Great Karl-etreet, Long-acre ; Mr*. Turner ...

... any kind. THE QUEEN AT OLD DRURY- Her Majesty the Queen, awonipanied and Princess* Charles of and attended the perform»ce Drury-lane Theatre in London on Moiway ■> The Royal party drove to tte . 1 w «s broughams, without escort, and their practically unnoticed ...

... remained a manufacturer, he might have been a rich mau-richer than lived, and certainly richer than hB The first great mee.inn Drury-lane Theatre was held nn the 15th March, 1843, and then there was a aeries of monSh Covent Garden, the first of which was Sep ...

... but no trace of the ship could be While woman named Annie Edwards, Devonshire street, was passing dong Betterton-etreet. Drury-lane, a large hoarding fell upon. her. She was taken to King'a College Hospital, but on her arrival was dead. The steamer Crsgeswald ...