... stabbed • man named Figgie'. At half-past one on Sunday morning, Win. Peterkin, no , was called to a house in Feathers-court, Drury-lane, by some of its inmates, who declared that a man had been stabbed ; and having been shown up stairs, searched a room, and ...

... now do nothing. The bankrupt subsequently gave him a bill for the amount, at two =ameba' date, made payable at a house in Drury-lane, where 76 other bills of the bankrupt were made payable, nom of which were paid. A day or two after he pre the bill the ...

... after my six months' imprisonment.—She was then removed from the bar and conveyed to prison. BOW-STREET.—Tae STABBING IN DRURY-LANE.— William Norris, who was remanded en a charge of stabbing a man named Henry Figgins, was again brought up for reexamination ...

... property given him to sell by the other prisoner, and produced a slip of paper, with the words, '• Racine, White Hart street, Drury-lane, upon it, in the handwriting of Atwell, and said the latter had given it to him as the person ssho would purchase the books ...

... of Drury-lane and Covent-garden, the ancient seats of the English drama, are transformed into Opera-houses, while tragedy and comedy seek for shelter, and find the warmest welcome, in the distant regions of Islington and Surrey. In Drury-lane we now boast ...

... with stealing, and Bridget Warner was charged with receiving a brown earthenware pan. Ellen Pearson said she resided in Drury-lane, opnoaite the shop of Mrs. Stinson, an earthenware, glass, and china warehouse; and yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock ...

... HOUSE FOR FEMALES.—Within the pest week, a model lodging•house for single women has hi en opened in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, Lir the accommodation of industrious females of good character, at a low rate of remuneration, and where they are supplied ...

... he was perfectly satisfied that it was that of his sister. Her name was Emma Pike, and she had resided in Charles-street, Drury-lane. He had not seen much of her lately, and he could not therefore speak of the state of her mind. As there was still no evidence ...

... theatres ; there has been nothing like it since the celebrated failure of The Princess who was changed into a Deer, at Drury-lane, which was a most remarkable specimen of its kind. There was a liberal shower of halfpence from the gallery during one part ...

... doors, adjourned the inquiry.— DEATH DAV:VEEN:VERS.—By Mr. Mills, on the body of Mary Smith, a widow lodging at No. 15, Drury-lane. On Wednesday last the deceased, who was very drunk, was proceeding cloven stairs, when musing her footing, she fell down ...

... were, had any relation to Boa's work. There is a roue in low life, an Irish tailor and his gay wife, a ballet dancer at Drury Lane, a retired chandler, and several other personages, who are Mrs. Gamp's guests at the tea party—a prodigiously dull affair; ...

... recommended the defendant to settle the difference in an equitable way. SECOND EDITION Shepherd, newsreader, Kingstreet, Drury-lane, was placed at the bar, charged with getting money under false pretences, and being drunk.— Inspector Plume, of the C division ...