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... Keellyside. In answer to ques- tious witness had putts him the prisoner said- that he bad-pledged some of the things in Drury-lane, some in Shoreditob, and someat Attenborough's in Fleet-street, and he had sold the tickets to strangers. Witness had seen ...
... accident at the time, and was accordingly requested to attend theadjourned inquest. Daniel Griffin, 20, Lianroln-court, Drury-lane, said he was father of James Griffia, a widower, 28 years of age. His son sold fruit. He was not there with his son at the ...
... night, about ten o'clock, Sergeant Aokrell of the F division, from in- formation he had received, wentin privato clothes to Drury-lane, and watched the shop of the prisoner leloteim. Hio saw Monris drive up in a one-horse van; Platt;s was inside. They jumped ...
... ioal he and religionls antiq ity. a PitusstNTATteNJ OF A TFSTiOmusAn, TO Ma. F. B. ret CtaATvrsturrocm.-The manager of Drury-lane Theatre h~is to beeon peasueetd with a msguiflsent testimonial, in vable ho 250 gmuieas, which was tiubscribad for by members ...
... Henora Regan, the parents of 31arv Shaon, the wite of tho unfortunate man in nestion, whoresides in Little Wylds-pnssage, Drury- lane, and that in consequence of some misunutors andiug which had arfsen between Shaen and his wife on that day, the latter betook ...
... temporary absence. Dtiring the run of ihe Ohriet- *mas pantomime Miss Thonmpsen had an engagement ui h Mdr. Obatterton at Drury-lane Theatre. When ) trwas approaching it became necessary, under the t101105 Of agreenlent, that sbe should roesume her position ...
... the LOO]:EES- 0 Y. A young womano, named Jane Elieabeth llBrown, wife of the master of Oharles-street Itaggoed Schools, Drury- lane, London, was drowned at Littlehampton on Sal or- day week. She was bathing in the sea near a groyne, and was talking to ...
... character. ?? miin CASS OF~ PERSOeATING A uLtlen. It e:il ibe recollected that at the lnst sessions fir. LedrokLo, a saddler, in Drury-lane, who had beeni ,Iaeirtloned to serve as a juror, was lined £100 for not ele~lnand fsendirfg his foreman to represent him ...
... there. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, The prisoner said be had lived in Holborn-buildingsg but 1ast slept in ChrarIes streat, Drury-lane. Mlr. Tyrwhitt said that he woald send the prisoner to the workhouse for a little time, and in the meantime see aboat sanding ...
... miontive lahi o 16 years ot age, -who n aid he was a caosbWdack, and geve his address at a low lodging-house in Oharles-street, Drury-lane, and Horyiv Glendale, -twenty-one, a private iii [ti 59th Regiment, were placedI at the bar, on remand, before Alderman ...
... and Mapleson opera coalition has come to naught, aines Mr. Maplegon has announced the corn- r mesoement of his season at Drury Lane. The master cotton spinners of the Bolton district have held a meeting to oonsider the application nO the card strippers ...
... sustained a fracture of the skull by Wieg ?? a trap;- ThomVse Gbson, a brichlayer, whao efell fhem a honse to Charles-sireot, Drury-lane; and . Thdmas Bryant, a gassitter, who flll from a window and I broke his blckr. 3 CoMPENsATIorN rotR PuoSorxt. INJOUY.-On ...