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... keeper some murderous weapon, to wit, a dagger. It appeared by the evidence that the defendant had gone into a dining-shop in Drury-lane, and when his meal was completed, he showed a piece of steel which had been secreted in his pocket. Air. Minshull (to the ...
... extreme destitution, was found by the police lying int a dying state, under a shed in Coach-Itouse- yard, Charles-street, Drury-lane. lie was removed on Itle police stretcher to St. Giles's infirmary, where lie Phortly afterwards expired. Hlis buries were ...
... , bar. This they were ready to swear to, although 1, as we clearly proved one of them was arrested in E Russell-street, Drury-lane. Amongst the thirteen t it appears there was also a schoolmaster, who has e since put into circulation the-following statement ...
... sought to enforce from Mr. Bonn, tbe no, less celet'rated lessee of Drury-lane, the amount due to him from that gentlemani upon his engagement to sing. at the Opera-liouse and at Drury-lane. The sum claimed was 461., of which the defendant admitted the sum ...
... anent's-lane, denied all connection- with 1the- society, ard said that he was returning home from work, and was op- posite to Drury-lane Theatre, when, seeing a crowd, he inquired the cause of it, and Massey gave him into custody. Massey said that, to the best ...
... ment's-lane, denied all connexion with the society, and said that he was returning home from work, and was 3p- posite to Drury-lane Thetitre, 1when, seeing a crowd, ha re inquired the cause of it, and Massey gave him into Cus5 )e tody. He was returning ...
... been de- tected. Upon inquiry lie learned that similar impositions had been practised upon tie Haymnarket, Covent-garden, Drury-lane, and Olympic, and, in short, all the mneiro- politan theatres; and from certain circumstances which had transpired, there ...
... girl, named Harriet Goulding, was convicted of thde following petty theft :-Mrs. Jane Smith, keeper, of a coffeejshop in Drury-lane, stated that the prisoner. had beert in her service only a few weeks, during which time she had missed several smell sums ...