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... assistance of the magistrate. She said her name was Harriette Jesse Nelson, that she lived at No. 3, Cross-court, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane; that she was a widow, and earned her bread by working as a laun- dress, ild three children, and was in very destitute ...
... of the magistrate. She said her name' ' was Harriette Jesse Nelson, that she lived at No. 3, Cross-court, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane; that she was a widow, and earned her bread by working as a laun- i dress, had three children, and was in very destitute ...
... lodgiglig.ouses. On Thursdlay dVI mnornig, ?? half-pa-t six o'clok, Nwhilst he was sit by walking across Little Russell-court, Drury-lane, 'he d, saw a bundle iling in the centri of ?? pathway. n-.Witness pulled fit about, and discovered that: it con. e, tained ...
... magistrate. She said her name Ha ?? was Harriette Jesse Nelson, that she lived at No. 3, Tfha le Cross-court, Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane ; that she was waa, Aa widow and earned her bread by working as a laun- day Pdrs, had the Children, and was in very destitute ...
... having been formally completed the soner, who had nothing particular to say, ws5l mitted for trial. ipollbitc amufitmetot. DRURY-LANE. The interval between the successful comedy11, Old Love and the New, and the Christmas pi,, mime, was on Tuesday night filled ...
... BOW-STREET.-INDRaoNcY.-obert Marshall, t Y fifty-six years of age, carrying on business as a cut- L- ler at 4, Pitt-place, Drury-lane, was charged by the Society for the Protection of Young Females, under. A the act 14 and 15 Viot., chap. 100, sec. 2D, with ...
... T.-Ianzcexcy.-Robert Marsball, to i n fifty-sin years of age, carrying on business as a out- in a ler at 4, Pitt-plaae, Drury-lane, was charged by the and ; Society for the Protection of Young Females, under he I a theaetl4 aid 15 Viet., chap. 100, seo ...
... inside, and there were nine or tenl sbi outside, lie went along a devious route, through out Leicester-square, Lang-lane, Drury-lane, Wych- bace street, and Temsple-bar, to Cheapside, and he plied coo for passengers all the way. I weiit into the o0mm- prts ...
... during the evening, awaited her. 'The e- following letter appeared in the morning papers of Wednesday :-Theatre Royal Drury-lane, 11 o'clock, I- A. Dec. 17, 1844. At the time I despatched the ! letter which appears in this morning's papers, I had SIt ...
... was charged with attemapting to throw her- Wh or self into' the 'Thames, from, Waterloo-bridge.-A. yei ae Iosnas, ?? in' 'Drury-lane, deposed that short, a after four o clock on Monday ' afternoon. he wa, Sal h ie sitting upon the' floating-pier at' Wa ...
... -Unfortunately, the death of this accomplished dancer has not been the only one tattendant upon the late sad accident at Drury-lane Theatre. A nurse of the name of uudd, supplied on the urgency of the case from the Middlesex Hospital to attend upon Miss ...
... 'a schairged *it'fi tkscu- -torg't throw her-I .self into theT hamres,'froun Waterloo-biidge.-A.'k I ISAsACS, lit'ibr in Drury-lane '~depoised 'that sbort, after four C o 6 don lon~day after 'n h eI 'Sitt igi~'upn' thei flcatiag-glie at Watro-rde :aned ...