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... well-dressed man, was indicted for stealing with violence from the person cf Alfred Albert Suggats, at the pit entrance of Drury Lane Theatre, a watch, value 3i, his property. Re was found Guilty and sentenced ,t five years' penal servitude, being it known ...
... Anthfaniyr a blacksmith, aged 21 years, who was living at the time of his apprehension ai month ago at No. 2, Parker-street, Drury lane; wae brought before Mr. Paget, on remand, charged with wilfully and matliciously setting fire to one hundred houses, wvarehouses ...
... went out, and the advertising agent who employed Kelly re- fusrd to pay him for his rniglt's wor. Thereupor Patrick went to Drury Lane Thestro stage door,and asraulted people, particularly the conetrble who wes ?? to remnove bime. In tbo meriting he was found ...
... lately granted ageinat Graziani singing at any other house than Govent Garden, althouagh under engagement to Mir. Smitb, ofr Drury Lane, who had, ie appears, engaged him for that house, asa it wee contended by Mr. Gye's counel inl the face of the contract ...
... Bristol. Mr. Mathews swore that his only means were derived from his salary, and that he never had 801. a week from Mr. Smith, Drury Lane, and, further, that he had not concladed an engagement for next seasour He had devoted part of his income to pay debtsfrom ...
... -*Mr. T. H. Cole, as chairman of the trustees of the St. Mary-le-Strand estate, laid the foundation of a new building in Drury- lane on Ihursday afternoon, vhich is being erected to orovide the deserving poor in the neighbourhood with free baths, library ...
... the Iddesleigh memorial service iii West- minster Abbey, lie took advantage of the 'outing' to divert himself by going to Drury Lane on the evening of his arrival in town. Considering the object of Prince H-enry's excursion It would certainly have been ...
... 21, taIlor, and Widiam Smitk, 27, tailor, both very well-dressed men, were Indicted for stealing at the pit entrance of Drury Lane Theatre, an opera-glass,' value 101, the pro- perty ef Elizabeth J~ane Williugham, fromu her serson. Mr. Dickie prosecuted; ...
... by her uncle, in Drury- lane, and shea took the omnibus, wvinch set her dowfn at the corner ?? tarnford-street. As she was goirg over the btldge the prisoner came up to her and sked her where t she was going. She told him to Drury- lane. Ho t then said ...
... found with a lady 5aying in a house in Great 0oram-street. His Lords ip granted a decree utist with costs. SOLICITOR AND DRURY LANE ACTRESS. In the Divorce Division on Wednesday, the Presi- dent had before him the petition of Mrs. Marianno Aubrey Wyneo ...
... 22 was charged with stealing, on the 19th of March laet, 4.. 4d. in money from Mr. Joseph Stoggles, a supernumerary at Drury Lane Theatre, and in a second Indiotmet with asesulting and oceiaioning bodily harm to the same person. Mr. Ribton prosecuted; ...
... commenting vpon; ?? 'of-the plaintiff in-not filing his bill until the 18-h April, ,tbe ver~y ,eve,,of. the, opening of Drury Lane. Tha d-. fesdants' cieo was,that the~contracy, with Gye, of the 17th Novemberi was upon the espesee eondition that t'he ...