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... his evidence in an intelligent manner. lie said. that onl Wethnosdidy his father hirought theim oil down to Leyton fromi Drury- lane andl took them to their niother's, where lie left them. The next day his father came to the htolist about eleven o'clock ...
... 'all they dii;`s to pick up the parcels,. which two ?? away, had thrown down, were 'co tted for trial. DASTARDLY ASSAULT BY DRURY LANE. OUGHS. AT the Central Criminal' Court, Maurice Lacy, thirty, labourer, and Michael Murphy, forty-two, porter, rough-looking ...
... a telegram was received at the theatre that 3Mr Jestice 1i5 Kekewich had granted an injunction at the instance of Id the Drury-lane Syndicate, restraining the performance Ir of the play at the Aston Theatre Royal. t gas at dei ,after hurried consultation ...
... and Thomson, of London and Manchester, warehousemen, at one; audit of H. J. Collett-Johtn Reeve, of HIgh Holborn, and of Drury- lane, carver and gilder, at half-past one ; audit. Before Mr. Commissioner MaRIVAmE. Charles Jones, of Devereux-court, hotel-keeper ...
... had been the cause of his having forfeited warious engagements, and lie had littely lost an engagement of 201. a week at Drury- lane Theatre, In consequence of the misconduct of his wife. If be was to be engaged there, he said she would preseiit herself ...
... yes- terday his examination was continued. lie said that, besides the lo01. bill which he sued upon, and which was given at Drury lane theatre, he got another bill fr om young Mr. Baring, atWarlingford, where the witness sold him some jewellery, and another ...
... Insanity. -- Ttiusday vneiing ab'oy o five ytari ol' ageg fell down the. v4 area of.the hoyse; No. 26, In Browniow-street, Drury lane' d and'fradturedhb 'sulfl;' he tvas taken in a couch to. the hnspital h :h wlthout hope oit.recovery. 'liie atrident happeneil ...
... Criminal Court, Mr. Augustus Harris writes that no del trace Can be found of the witness Saul having ever Iml been employed at Drury Lane Theatre. d £20-TOBACCONISTS' COAIMENCINa.G-1ustrated b:y Guide (229 pages) three Stamp9.-Tobacconiete' Outflting Co., chief ...
... He was told' that 'his statement was not satiafactory, and he hould. take him into custody. On reaching the portio of Drury lane Theatre, the prisoner stopped and said; -ItIs no use- taking me to the station, I hm moat likely be detained,; and It would ...
... said that at 7.45 that morning he was one of the many officers engaged in regulating the enormous crowd assemsbled outside Drury Lane Theatre for Nellie Farren's benefit. There wrere 5,000 or 6,000 people outside the theatre, and the queue of spectators ...
... to anticipate. THE GREAT WHIG FEED, or the Farce WE’LL KEEP OUR PLACES.'* There wa» a grand performance of Whiggery at Drury Lane Theatre last Monday. This place for acting every species of fiction, was admirably fitted for the great Whig delusion. It ...
... song writer, has been request ed by Mr. Chatterton to compose an overture to The Winter's Tale, for the opening night at Drury Lane Theatre. Miss Leona Dare, whose magnificent proportions ap- Crear On many of the London hoardinge, &o,, is to appear ha ...