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... answer a complaint preferred against him by William Clarke, land- lord of the Artichoke public-house, in White Hart.yard. Drury-lane, for having, on the morniiog of the 24th of April, exceeded his duty, in visiting his house, and using language to his wife ...
... and must be punished. AMas. BLEWITT AGAIN.-On Thursday morning Mary Ann Blewitt, whose husband was shot by John Graham, in Drury-lane, on Siturday, April 25 %as brought before ,r. Jardine charged with being drunk and disorderly, and also with committing ...
... BOW-STREET. ?? asea;STABBING Ore DRURY-LANE.- Witiorn Norris was charged before Mr. Jardine with hosiogstobbd a m n named Figgns. t half-past esne an ?? mnortals,, WiM. Peserkin, F 55, was called to ; e jas m esthern.court, Drury-lane, by some of its hait rul ...
... time for an analysis of the contents of the stomach. SHORTLY after four o'clock on Wednesday morning the neighbourhood of Drury-lane was thrown into a state of consternation through an alarming fire, which broke out on the premises of Mr. Figott, known ...
... for the value of a silk pair of pantaloons belonging to Madame Adele, the dancer, who was performing some time since at Drury-lane Theatre, It would appear, from the statement of the complainant, a Mr. Juseph St. Lewin, of New North-street, that some ...
... were not known to each other, met on the night of the 18th of January at the White Horse public-house, in Short's- gardens, Drury-lane, where a bet was made by the pro- secutor that his dog vould kill one hundred rats in seven minutes. The prisoner immediately ...
... to the Queen backed a dog to worry 100 rats in seven menutesbs wager of 7 to 5, and the match took place in ScO' gardens, Drury-lane. When 'the dog bad completed tt task a dispute arose-the beaten party contending that had not devoured the iermin witin ...
... February, he went, accompanied by three other constables named Harley, Swanson, and Hawkins, to a house in Smith's- court, Drury-lane. They went up stairs and broke open the door of one of the rooms, and found the two prisoners in bed. He told them they ...
... . -On Tuesday evening, between six and seven o'clock, aserious fire broke out in the premises No. 26, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, occupied conjointly by Mr. Lovell, a coach carver, a Mr. Bickerton, and a woman named Warren. The fire com- menced in a ...
... ? British Mail of Tuesday. . A WiFa STABBED BY -Et1 HUSBAND. - On Thursday, Mrs. Cook, a glass-grinder, residing an 90, Drury-lane, was 'stabbed-by-herhusbandi William--Cook..-.It-appeavstha, the husband is a mosa.t dissolute man, and thatihe has bee'n ...
... tothe-commission of this offeuc!, and he'got'his' liberty du the 20tlh of Slay, w hen he went to where his wife was' living, in Drury-lane, and proceeded to her hod-roomt and attacked her with a-stick.f He struck her on the head; Icausing a serious wound, tmom ...
... Huntitgtower, ht 1,600 fordiscountng his acceptance for Coloabi Copland, of the rd- Drgo nsa Alfred Bean, late lessteeof Drury-lane Theatre.. 800 entered as Bad for monelent on three acceptances-for Xl0each. . olonel Franeis Capnd also appears as adoubtful ...