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... that Mr. Van Buren had left that house some wi yiears,1and was now keeping the Crown and Cushion, in nil F ours uselstreet, Drury-lane. He entered into conversation of 11ntwith the barmaid, who had held the same position when po they Mr.Va Buren kept the ...
... ahad been roblbed of 1 l6. The witness was questioned sabout her brother and sister aud her friends. Her a sister lived in Drury-lane, and her brother in St. John- s etreet-road, Clorkenv7.11. IHer uncle had a daughter by a former nmarriage. The witnessl ...
... -Tho only night witness was not with Clarke was the Wednesday, when witness, his witf, Mrs. Clarke, and Mrs. Payne wont to Drury-lane Theatre. Jir. Etx ! said the last witness and Clarke spent last New Year's Eve at his house at Knightsbridge. Dcicetive ...
... The Collections amounted to £40 3s. 9d. i r A fine child, two years old, belonging to Mrs. e Mayo, No. lo, Parker-street,Drury-lane, -London, an 0 only child, was deprived of one of its eyes by some tais- lchievotus boys, one of whom threw a handful of ...
... Arosley, Leeds, contractor ; an~d James dII Howard Tolly, of Sheffield, musical director to the Na- ti tional Opera Company, Drury-lane. pi PROTECTION CAsrs.-Thomas Woodwvard, of cl Trinity-lane, York, file cutter, passed his first exanilna- ill tion ; Joseph ...
... should discharge it The decision of thle bench esas received with applause by a crowded court. TIM MURDER AND SUICrDE IN DRURY-LANE.- On Friday, Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, held en inquest at King's College Hospital on the bodies- of Zamnes ...
... brought under the notice of the Recorder at the Central Criminal Court. A tradesman named Frederick Lee, of Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, bad been summoned to serve on the petty jury at the sessions. Instead of attending himself he sent a man in his employment ...
... acrieited of fe the charge ef picking a geintlemn'ssn p pcket of a gold a, sIatcha, &C., on the. seighit',the King went to Drury-lane - -Theatre. Mr. Pmsrkins seas the principal party son pro. foreleg the bill of indict ment against these persons. C - 01 ...
... heedlessness in matters connecteci With the- arm~y anti navy, as Was showis by Me ?? LssnSAx-, MlP., in Isis speech alt the Drury-lane menet- -ing of the Admuinistrative Reforml Asocatono Wednesday. lie mentioned a ease of a large steaisacr destined for the ...
... that ?? body was-found yestrday, however, the events of Sumdaymaiorningtomed up with a ?? Cleary, of 21, White Horse-yard, Drury-lane. Mr. John Cleary. towever, was not known at No. 21. or anywhere else in Whits Horse-vard. Drory-line. The house is a four-stoty ...
... Thfis part of the Reiqiyhsaled enpblse.Tejr returned a hs eritonauadet.EiaehBret examined- sd I live in Russell-court, Drury-lane, and am a doctress and ,rs botanist; I attended deceased for the last twelve months for of cancer. I administered to her ...
... travelled from court to count throughout St. Giles's, and 6 at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln's-court, in Drury-lane. In one of the houses in this place he dis- ; covered the woman Andrews, and he also traced the child into her possession ...