... not detect the slightest trace of either mineral or vegetable poison. Mr. Welsh, licentiate surgeon, from Dr. Walker's, Drury-lane, said that about a fostnight ago he was suddenly summoned to attend decensed, whom le found stretched upon Ler bed in ler ...

... Murner.—On Chiristmas Eve, James Grainger, a biacksmith, who was living with his wife in Stewart’s Rents, Great Wild-stiect, Drury.lane, committed suicide,and nt the same time mude a most desperate aitempt to destroy his wife, Ile re- NP RSP R LECRIPL LSRR ...

... through which the steam-boat swept him and his mate, ade about the same impression on his sensorium.as a well-managed scene at Drury Lane would have done. Hie attention, therefore, was chicfiy and agreeably occupied by the duty of inspecting and directing the ...

... the literary leviathan, and had aetually reckoned him up as a mereassistant in the Libimry. Shortly after the opening of Drury-lane Theatre we lot eed a siekly, young, roue-looking man of fa-hion limp into the stuge-door: he was romuriabl: for wearing ...

... IN ' DRURY-LANE. | At an eerly hour on Monday, & desperate and premeditated murder was committed by an epprentice name. Thomas Wicks, sged seventeen years, upon his master, Mr., James llostock, a brass-founder, residing in Put's place, Drury - lane, It ...

... rooks’ nests, Sire!” Spares 1y Covest GarpEN aNp Drury LANE THEATRES.—On Tuesday Mr. George Robins attended at the auction mart to dispose, by auction, of renters’ shares in Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres. The first was a rent charge secured upon ...

... it was not till then the present charge was made against her. The prisoner was committed for trial. } Tuearne At Atiess,—Drury Lane, as I read (or think that I read) thirty years ago, allowed sitting room for three thousand eight hundred people. Multiply ...

... blavk sp;\:‘cl letoff in Drury-lane. I was going 10 the shooting-gallery Jeft in the warrants or official delivery ocuments subsein Drury-lane.” qucn!ly {0 the passing of the same in the Long-room at Edward Mallers, of 129, Drury-lane, o dealer in un- | the ...

... annual general meeting of this nassociation (legalised by Aect of Parliament) was held on Tuesday week, in the Theatreroyal, Drury-lane, for the purpose of reeciving the report of the commitiee, and distributing the prizes ; the Duke of Cambridge, ehairman ...

... it is incumbent upon a medical man to procure and exhibit. —Albert Smith, Quite ANoruEr Patr or SHoEs.— A shopkeeper in Drury Lane informs the public, through the medium of an enormous placard over his door, that he has ** 20,000 pair of shoes for the ...

... which the steam-boat swept lim and hLis mate, mude about the swme impression on his gonsorinm us a weil-managed scene at Drury-Lane would have done. His atfention, therefore, was chiefly and agreeably oceupierd by the daty of inspecting and direeting the ...

... as he seemed invulnerable ; for we are told of his meeting with a lieutenant, in coming out of the Horse Shoe tavern in Drury-lane, who had great jingling spurs on. He challenged him, saying, ¢ The noise of your spurs offends me; you must come over the ...