... showed the income and expenses. The latter he thought had been too large. The insolvent said he made £500 when be was a. Drury. lane Theatre, and out of £350 a-year afterwards he had expended a good deal in travelling expenses. It was stated to the Court ...

... SUICIDES. (BY TELEGRAPH.) London, Sunday Evening. On Saturday - afternoon a man named James Whitehall, a japanner, living at 5 Drury lane, London, having quarrelled with his wife, attacked her and with a penknife inflicted a superficial cut extending from the ...

... any creditor. In answer to interrogatories by the court, the insolvent stated that his connection with the propuietary of Drury- lane had led to his first bankruptcy, and this connection with the Strand Theatre had caused the other. It further appeared that ...

... with a wink and a laugh at the gaoler, Oh, old Vaughan. Police-constable Higgins, 256 }, deposed that he was on duty in Drury-lane when he was called to the Sun public-house to eject the prisoner. He removed her, and when outsideashe said, The men are ...

... in style. When will Old England be herself once more? composed by Harry Ball, was sung by Miss Vesta Tilley in the Drury- lane pantomime. It is a sprightly song. The Night Guard is a march composed by Ir John Crook, musical director of the Theatre ...

... C04E6Ge Or XUr~pDE3 B3Y A GBzPPE. John Orow, aged. 21, a labourer, living in Shelton. treet, Drury-lane, was charged at Bovw-street on Mon. lay, before Mer. Vaughan, with the wilful murder of George Green. ~r. Superintendent Thomson watched the case on ...

... performed by students, and led to a commission being Riven by Mr Carl Rosa to write for him Esmersada, which was produced at Drury Lane, March, 1883, with great success; and at Cologne, in German, the same year; and at Hamburg in 1885, Previons to this the ...

... for the defendant. There is also a cross suit to stay the plaintiff in this suit from carrying out an engagement to take Drury Lane Theatre. f ter the opening of the case, several efforts were made to come to an arrangement between the parties, and the ...

... his kiven dihections'for the issue of a gratuity of 450 from the Royal Bounty Fund to Mr. John Bed- ford Lesn author of Drury Lane Lyrics, who was actively associated with' Gerald Massey in the Chartist movement who is now nearly seventy years of ace ...

... on the right arm, and on the tail of his shirt and his under vest. Lawrence Donovan, & newsvendorliving in Remble street, Drury lane, said he knew the prisoner and the deceased for some time. He saw them together in the Hart public-house at about ten o'clock ...

... home to his lodgings. The wituess did not hear anything more of her fur seven years, when she was introduced to her at the Drury Lane Theatre. In the course of 1890 this young girl was invited home to the house and stayed witll them. WVhile there her husband ...

... creditors, preventing as it did their getting their muoney in the county court. Here was this lady earning a large salary at Drury Lane Theatre, and yet she came to the court to get rid of her debts without offering to pay, one penny piece. There was an a ...