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... next, -The prisoner, who denied the offence, was accordingly remandedI STEALING CANVAS.-Asonne Dora Wright, prostitute, Drury Lane, Birmingham, was charged with stealing about seven yards ot canvas from the premises of Alcessrs. Daniel and Eon, auctioneers ...
... I!4RrVU*i! lIOGUW13 AN\) VAGAnOSDC. 1Js1i 4 We!hl ch f polisher, Court, Jolhn Street, and Pdter In~la'ew . 1;a inalker, Drury Lane, Nvere sent to gaol for six ' lihard labour, ns rogues and vagabonds, for hei ' , 0t3 ises of Mr. Eastman, asslsine Lane ...
... Thomas li1jvan (44), Court, Russell Street, whitewasher, and Willilia Wright (20), labourer of Drury Lane, The men were ditinking together in a brothel inl Drury Lane shortly after midnight on Saturday, when a disturbance took place, in the course of which ...
... and his slster, enami AMaley (19), were chargod with assaulting Patrick Huesey. On Saturday night Hussey was going down Drury Lane, on his wey home, when he wae met by Ilte two prisoners, nad another man noe in onstody. Tuo ian snot In cusody klnockc ...
... a youth residing in Fox Street, was charged with stabbing Itobert Fleming, another youth, residing in Drury Lane;. ;lad John Fleming, of Drury Lane, brother to the com- plainant in the other charge, was placed in the dock for assaulting Bridget Cummings ...
... A DISHONEST CHECKTAKER. Js At Bow Street Police Court, London, yesterday, Frank xx Adderley, a checktaker employed at Drury Lane Theatre, weas charged with stealing Sn. 6d., belonging to Mr. Angus. .y tus Harris. The defendant was employed as a checktaker ...
... accuracy are fully maintained. A ?? CAcSED BY AN ri1ACNGINE.-Considerable, excitement wvas occasioned in the neighbourbood ofI Drury Lane, soon after four o'clock yesterday afterenoon, bv an outbreak of fire at an oilshop, tenanted by a Mr. .Wilde, situated ...
... charge of drunken and riotous conduct, and in the souffle assaulted the officers. A STREET FuRy.-Kate Ellis, prostitute, Drury Lane, was charged with being disorderly, using obscene language, and assaulting James Canter, Heath Mill Lane.-The pro- secutor ...
... maker. Mr. Richard OChin, Corporation Street, is solicitor in the proceedings. THE DRURY-LANE RENTERS. A general meeting of the renters or debenture- holders of Drury Lane Theatre was held yesterday after- noon in the Saloon, for the purpose of receiving ...
... except the prisoner and the man with whpm he was fight- ing. By M~r. M~aler: No blows were struck until they arrived in Drury Lane. A man named Jordan did not strike any of them. There were about ten or fifteen per- eons in the street. The deceased was ...
... Which Big Ben performs in london. ' Tw HE ?? TEEATRr.-The ?? 'End theatre is now the Haymarket, builtand opened-in 162I for Drury Lane, opened in 1812, can hardly' unw; te classed topographitally as in the West Ynckof London. hi-sty years ago Catherine Street ...
... at yorshiD Street Police Coutrt, London, with stealig a Wavcb. The prisoner is the man arrested on Tharsday afternoon in Drury Lane on suspi- cion of being concerned in the Whitechapel ?? transpired that while he was being watched as a person wanted he ...