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... MIKenzle to Joseph Kitchen; Daley-street, Thos. Hanlon to Richard Pike; Dickinson-street, Thos. Wilson to Leuis Dosse, refused; Drury-lane, Thomas Palin to Juo. Archer; Fontenoy-street, Samuel Board- ma man to Thos. Shepherd; Fontenoy-street, James Riley e- to ...
... Fenwick-buildinge. Mr. arty . S Sith, re.;resenting the firm of Messrs. Saundursi, Smith, thu and Co., earn, merchants, Drury-lane, said ho bad paid Elunsl to Ifai -thelprisoner amouinting to £63 is., which he had not acc:ountedt dust for. He was committed ...
... removed to N Drury-lane in a cart; but en being taken there the varter was 0 told that they couid not be received, and upon going away G Freoney seized them.-Mr. daowbaii appaared for Mr. Flynn, the V owner of the warehouse in Drury-lane, who, he said ...
... LETE co-am~ Z young man, named Wm. George Matson, who had Oeen an apprentice with Meesr. . Horsburgh,1Halley,and Co., of Drury.lane,waschargod withegteal. y lug a letter cocntainig three bank notes of £100 each. The letter , was entrusted to him to post ...
... abmiar~ntae Tuaa £100 Narme, - 99 Wiltlarn Gosllingmatsoon,an apprentice with Messrs Horsburgh, The Halley,-and Co., of Drury-lane, who had been remanded on this poe charge, was committed for trial. On the 89th September, the of I pris oner saw the cashier ...
... Gazette) abound, in Melbourne and other parts of the colonies. The Theatre Royal is a bil- . in as large as that of our Drury-lane, and there am the familiar Princess's and Astley's, the latter with to its circus and equesdtan-eatsa;:and noted, moreover ...
... insurance broker, Exchanre-blldiugs. ld Av'm. K. Conbrough, merchant, North ohn-street. dy 'William Cusack, corn merchant, Drury-lane. drbii( Wvilliam H. Dixon, merchant, i~umrford-place. aid I Thomas Dornison, muerebhnt, Tower-buildings East. thi Kirkman ...
... Ithre ?? owug a very game stern raceI 1 throughout the whole distanee. A SUCCESSFUL TIIEATRagMAIWAUE1R.T po 'prietors of Drury. lane Theatre have ratified les to Mr; E. T. Smith, at a special meeting, at hc Captain Spencer said Mr. Smfith had resce th theatre ...
... named Mahoney, '1who'C flived in the front parlour,. but left some time before, I anid Vho 'snce'lived in Princes-street, Drury-lane, I a '1his man came forward on Ifriday eveding, buttoolate I 3 to give his evidence to prove that this shoe wes his, . au ...
... CUSACK AND OTHEHS V. RoaicRSox.-1'be piain. tiffi in thie action were Messrs. Charles Cesack and Sons, butter merchants, of Drury-lane, In this town, and the defendant was Mr. Edward Robinsoin, general merohaLt, of London. The action was br~mght to recover ...
... Central Criminal Court, yesterday, sentence of death was passed on the youth Reeves, who recently strangled his sister in Drury-lane, London. It is very probable that the extreme penalty of the law will not be exacted in this case. The Dublin city council ...
... and 6 can read only. The following gentlemen were sworn on the grand Jury:- Wiliarm Stanley HarrIs, wholesale stationer, Drury-lane (foreman). James Daiues, merchant, Tower-buildings South. George Wiliam Bahr, sbipbrcker, Cable-street. Samuel cearne, wine ...