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... remained rut all night, and on one of these occasions, in 1838, she told him she had been to seea relation in Crown-court, Drury-lane, and that a young man named Hamilton had induced be: to with him to the Surrey Theatre. There was no quarrel on the day ...
... Gahuick.— Lain und Kean was a great fa vomit 3 with Mrs. Garnc • the widow of his celebrated predecessor. It was u? with the Drury Lane committee, when they new comer to make a hit, to bring the venerable old a out of her private box, and then to prompt her ...
... 21 J. G. Dickinsox and J. A Cbeichxo.n, AJdcrmauburv, Citv, collar manufacturer. C. ebwood, Jatucs.street, Covcnt-yardeu; Drury-lane, and Long-acre, grocer. (J. amis, Woking, Surrey, tailor. J. Hardwick Strand, tailor. T. li. Pickles, Great Vork-mews, ...
... the property of Joseph Filden, from the person Elizi Filden. Iho prosecutrix said she was passing the end of Hussellcourt, Drury-lane, on the night of the 4th of September, where the two prisoners and two other persons were atAading. Immediately after passing ...
... Apollo-buiidings, Walworth, boot and shoo manufacturer. S. F. MAims’, Dowgatc-hiU, City, wholesale shoe warehouseman. J. Broad, Drury-lane, conch fronmongcr. F. Lewis, Coleman- street, City, lithographic printer. W. Pen fold. Market-terrace, Caledonian-road, ...
... lorgod lo a man named Mr. Mahoney, »lived the front parlour, but left some time before, who since lived i’rinces-street, Drury-lane. This man came forward Friday evening, but t *o late to give Ids evidence ti prove that this shoe was his, and tint had ...
... particular. Mr. G. V. Brooko will leave Melbourne in February* find upon nis arrival iu England appear* at the Theatre >\ il. Drury Lane, where engaged Mr. E. th. The flrr.t prize th* Manche>t?r Art Union wa* •b.i.vn the wife of a f irm labourer the estate ...
... -Miller ar.d bis Men.' “Our young musicians,’' says the writer, “mi ;hl do worse than give au hour Miller and bis Men.' Drury Lane Theatre announced “to let” for the next six a movement which indicates that - The Witch,” in spit** of newspaper admiration ...
... associated emt.luyers many not haring o* either branch on their ri. * u A^ f. of . n . oo has been nelil at Craven Head. Drury-lane, convened some Ihn torem.n, at which a resolution was passod in of hour system. There were, however, but lew present, the ...
... bat faiut signs of hsaling, while serioo* matte* has just been discovered. It seems, while living in the filthy den near Drury-lane, (he nofortonats infant was either thrown, fell, or knocked down, and that one of its legs was broken. The child was conveyed ...
... THE DRURY LANE MURDER. At tb« Central Criminal Court on Wednesday. Richard Reeve, aged Ift, was indicted for the wilful nnrder of Mary Ann Reeve, Drury-court on the 15th November. Mr. Clark and Mr. appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Kemp ...
... from a horse'4 tail. Two carters named Cook and Hill, in the employ of Mr. Hilton, merchant, «*, Thamea-street, were in Drury-lane with their horses and rans early the morning of the lltb inst., when they halted to breakfast a coffee-house. Cook looked ...