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... soi's mionil haul becoine uihingcch thiricighi lic effects of hitlicetiza, from swhich lie snlfeorel iiot lou',' aiice. DRURY LANE. MURDER. SENTENCE OF DEATH. At the Central Crillional Cort nil Tixnrgday the trial woo concluded of G(eorgo Robertson, alias ...
... Florence Susannah Tabernacle, stated that she now lived at Herbnrt-road, Brixton. Some years ago she was employed at the Drury Lane Theatre ans chorus singer. Defendant was at that time engerod as private secretary to ?? Into Sir Augiistus Harris. She ...
... for the day, were very largely ratronaised, and the dr- votoes of pantomime, iu pu rticular, assembled iu great force at Drury Lane, the Lyceum, the Surrey. and Grand ThLatres. aud other places in which this form of entertainment was provided. A new grand ...
... 'all, and that he was given into custody in consequence of having attempted to obtain some money upon it from Mr. Smith, of Drury Lane Theatre, representing that'he had been sent by his father, Mr. Flexmore, the clown. Mr. Flexmore at the time wrote a letter ...
... Moor-street, Seven Dials, pawentea of a chemical preparation of black lead, against the de- fendant, Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, to recoiver the sum of 7. 10., on an alleged breach.ofagrea- ment. Mr. Dancombe, solicitor, Red Lion-square, attended ...
... time, and I aid very likely I would call again that evening. After seeing her to the door, I left My wife Is engaged at Drury Lane Theatre, and Imake it a rule to get home earlyf every night, put up my cab, charge my alethea, and go and mee~t her. On ...
... plaintiff slated that the defendant was a gentleman; who had acquired for himself conaiderdble celebrity as the lessees of 'Drury Lane Tleaire. He was also'the owner of the Ssi~a]/,Times aind Bedfor'd.shire Iiudepedent pa pera, 'and a 'member of the Licensed ...
... gether in 1855. I called upon the plaintiff about fitting up this place. I received an application from Mrn Hughes at |the Drury Lane Theatre, when I had the management of. it, and heard there was a new entertainment getting ready -between himself and Miss ...
... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINBT A SU3nGON. Ralph 1lchardson, otherwise Eugene Taylor, aged 20, of 101, Drury lane, chemist, was charged on a warrant before Mr. Vaughan, at Bow-street Police-court, on Tues- day, with administering certain noxious drugs to a young ...
... extent of the dismage was known, umin, women, anxd childlen hocking to the factory giates to inquire after relatives. THE DRURY LANE MURDERER, A petition to the Home Secretory is being exten- bively signed akinog for the clemeiscy of the Crowi for Michael ...
... I have lost my watch. Mr. Lane And your money as well; but the pawnbroker is within his right. FIGHT WITH THE POLICE IN DRURY LANE. At Bow-street, Charles Mason, 28, William Wright, 26, John Crowther, 21, and Arthur Hanson, 22, were charged before Mr ...
... Chatterton was given on Mon day by the Court of Common Pleas. The plaintiff, a hirrister, was ono of the new renters of Drury Lane rbuatre, and soene time ago he songht to recover laumages for an atsault conr:.itted in preventing his vatrance to the stalls ...