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... made., *JJjP.! ti-'ROEBEBtY .-Wedsiesd'iwyenin~v. rbi3nt ten o'clock, as Mr:; lKiebards, linen-drappei veof Rtissel- court, Drury-lane, was passing tbi'ough St. 3 mes Parki lie vas suddenly- attacked. by four men,- wrh6o demanded Ills money. Which lie im ...
... with stealing a gold chain froe, Colonel Kapleson, a magistrate Celkel Mapleson, the prosecutor, naid he was passing down Drury-lane and saw the prisoner, whob stared - him full in the face for a quarter of a minute, and suddenly snatchel away his watch ...
... eaustody. DEATH OF A CHILD FROm ARDENT SPIRITS.-On Tuesday Robert Payne Priddy, a child aged four years, of Bennett'a'court, Drury-lane, died through his father and mother, whov were out drinking gin, having given him half a quartern, which at once rendered ...
... boys. Mr. Hall: How did you spend all this money the? At. penny theatres, I suppose ? Witness: Ob, no. At Astley's and Drury-lane. I laid some of it out in clothes, and so forth. Mr. Burnaby: And did'nt you buy a horse? Witness: I bought a pony at ...
... snrle dead than alive by i passing stoanicr, andl lanled at Flnenuth. ?? to fodo, 'ITerriss resuned Ihis stage career at Drury-lane. In 1871 lie sailed for America to try his hand at horse- breeding. Ho failed, and cominig bacl to Lonlion settled ilown ...
... placej aud' thence home, the wholejourney being 14 Nmiles. An Inquest was held on Friday on M1r. G B1ack, Cho.- rus Master of Drury-lane, who cul his throat while confined iii a watch-bhouse for disordeiry colniluct,..and being convey. ed to St. Thouraais Hospital ...
... and now lies in the London Hospital. A BoY's MONEY Box.-Two boys were charged at Bow-street with creating a disturbance in Drury-lane, and assaulting the police. In the course of examination it came out that one of them bad just been discharged from Reading ...
... dark women him (Mary-Alnn Scott oila, Idle) wee present at the time. to 'Algabclh iAndz-euic.- I .live in Lincoln eoumt, Drury-lane ato 'London._. '$iniam.widOW. I. know'-the prianner. I--first saw thi him ola the 9tb of January, 1859~~ Ita wee iul .W ...
... found up)oI me. H-lector Alorrison identilicd two swords which he, as the journeyman of Mr. Underwood, the etitler, in Drury-lane, grouind for ?? prisoner lug3. The order was to make them as sharp ats a needle at the point. Samunel Taunton was next ...
... Sitting Ala gistrate. charged With throwing a man named Thayers out of the window of a house of ill fame, in Charles- street, Drury-lane-Hannah Pethick, Maria Angell and Mary Haggarty. A man named Burnell was also charged with being accessary. Thayers (who ...
... deeeagsed was upozu a visistto her 'sister ?? it Iili be remernlered. was the once fascinating anid amiable M11iss Gayton o f Drury-lane--hentle, thl.3eeelebrated, dancer,) and onl the evniing inl question was sitting ill tbe niiriser-,, with the: niaid and ...
... were at once seot in search of the prisoner, and towards the close of the day he was met in one of the back streets of 92 Drury-lane by P. C. Venes. The officer said,- At a quarter 2S to five o'clock I saw the prisoner leaning on a post in Carey-. shA ...