... labourer, was charged, oln remand, with attempting, on Sunday morning last, to murder Patrick Heratty, at whose house, in Drury Lane, Solihull, lie ?? prisoner, en the charge being read over to him, said : It was never my intention to murder him, but I ...

... good dogging if he could do any- thing towards ?? prisoners Thank you. ATrMcrIMNG TO ?? O'Cono (21), pearl button maker, Drury Lane, was charged with assaulting Police-constable Brown, and attempting to rescue a pri- soner from his custody. Polico-constable ...

... supplementing the orchestral evsrture w~ith a little vocal melody of their cwen, just as ou2 London gallery boys do at Drury L.ane on Boxing night, It is sorely a harmless and pardonable custom, inasmuch. as the students who love to sing during the intervals ...

... must journey all the way to Devorport. I Matargers are tickle, anti they seom to live under the t shadow of the lessee of Drury Lane. Ho sets the fashion t in pantomime for the year. Out of over seventy provincial 1h theatres where pantomime has been producedi ...

... beronly connection with tbe-stage occurred twnoyears ago, when she-acted as undmstudy to Miss mawbe Love in the lantomime at Drury Lane Theatre. The-inquest-will be held this nmrning, by'Dr. George Danford Thomas, o Croner-for Central London. CHARGE OF IEFRADI-NG ...

... Con~ynghame, secretary as the Barukell Commlission, and Mr. A.. &Connor, hI.P., were ink Patrick Lane, a bootmaker, of 164, Drury Lane, stated thatabout 4.30 p.m. on Thursday he was in the George pubhic-house, facing the Law Courts. He was . in the bar, and ...

... theatre was too large for ordinary pro- duotions.-Mr. larfitt: By how mnuch ?-Witnees: Atout one-half, exc-ept for the great Drury Lane productions.-Mr. Fisher: Would the same apply to your pantomie? W'itness : The pantomime is made to tic the stage. It costs ...

... dressed. Prisoner wvas sen- tenced to four months' imprisonment with hard labour,- James Gannon (26), metal roller, back of 5, Drury Lane, was sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment for violently assaulting Alice Lewis, also residing in )rury Lane, on Wednesday ...

... facts concerning the yet unnamed meilodramna by himself, Mr. Raleigh, and M~r. Hantilton). vhllcit a-ill be produced at Drury Lane neuxt month. It a-ill be a raciuzg drama, with Mrs. John Wood as a sportinz duehess, and the great scenes will be a military ...

... the masts and rigging |of the sailing ship Coronuia, belonging to Mdessrs. Femlrs-i Ieson, Hodgetts, and Company, of 5. Drury Lane, Liverpool, were also borned. The flames spread to the wharf of Messrs. (T. Gowland and Company, coal merchants, and a great ...

... BENRY BATCHELOR, Lesiherhead, builder. JOHiN AXEL TALEEN, late of FIenohuich Street, ship and Insuraoco becker. ?? WEBB, Drury Lane and Poplar, Middlesex, saloeasian EDWARD SIMbON8,Newgaet Street, Ludon, aud Birmingham, Italian warehoruseran. BENltY WAEEHAM ...

... affairs, although hao was living apart romn her. Mr. Creswick and others offered their services to get up a benefit for her at Drury Lane. She had an objection to this suggestion, and the respondent asked her not to accept charity, and she aoted upon his wish ...