... dismissed the summonses payment of costs. » A WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Charles Goldsmith, fruit salesman, 4. Betterton Street, Drury Lane, London, was charged at Bow Street, voterday, with feloniously shooting Mary Ann Bignall with intent to murder her. The ...

... Obcrland, Solace, St. Kilda, and Gavotte and Gibbons's Star went a mile and quarter. Zamet, Curio, and Shining Star; Robinson's Drury Lane. Water, Kilkenny, Metallic, and Palisanelre: Wang its Ram Lai, Fetlar, Chairman, Foray, Ganobie, Strathclyde, Chater, and ...

... AFTER THE PANTOMIME. DRURY LANE PRINCIPALS IN COURT. Yesterday, the Bow Street Police Court, Mr. Thomas Pearee, landlord Albion Tavern, Russell Street, W.C., appealed before Sir John Bridge a summons for having, the l»th March, kept his after the lawful' ...

... to 1 Coquette, 10 1 Charles and lO'i 8 others fo). he!.l a louk lead to tho straight, where Drury Lane and Prompter joined, race resulting in favour of Drury Lane, who won three parts oflength ; half a length between second and ■ third. Charles Dunmore ...

... admitted that he had been living with a Miss Grant. He was an smd had played at the Haymarket in The Village Tried, and Drury Lane. He promised if she would riot go with the petition would pay the cost, but he had not (tone so. She then filed a supplemental ...

... .R. 0 : 7 to 2 Mounteagle. Big -Myrtle and Mockery, Bto 1 Butterscotch, 10 to 1 Sea Song. 100 to Ossidine, and ItO 10.1 Drury Lane. Mounteagle made nearly all the running, and won by three-parts a length neck between second and third. Lane was fourth ...

... informed Messrs. trie * a'ratchinss :— Ascot engagements—Gentleman Lewes Spring Handicap—Spell. Lewes encasements—Billow, Drury Lane, and Admiral Manchester'Cup—The All handle ins Manchester Kempton. -•.. apnea red—Navarro. Manchester engagements—Billow ...

... es; (latest from the Course)- Delava!. Sporting Life (Augur)— Paddy (Man the Spot)-'ironies. Daily Telegraph (Hotspur) —Drury Lane Orontea. Standard I Asioodeusi—Delaval. Morning Advertiser (Aura)—Medmenham Favonian. Daily News (Meteor)— or Baddy. Hampton ...

... ARDINGTON, 3 yrs 8 6 Mr. J. Hammonds SAVAGE. 3 \rs G. Chaloner 2 S SirC. Hartonp's DRURY LANE, 3yrs G. Barrett Betting: 13 8 agst Drury La:ie,2 ISavage. andsto2 Aldington. Drury Lane led the bend, where Aldington went to he front and won length; a bad third. ...

... AJ.ASTOB. yrs M.Cannon 2 I Mr. r!, DAINTY 3 8 Sir J. Miller's Grifhthi 0 Betting: 2to ou Drury Lane, 4 agst Aiastor. to Dainty Davie, and to 1 (offered). Drury Lane won two lengths, a had third. The winner was sold to Mr. J. B. Burton for 2*gs. AS—The MIDDLESEX ...

... on White Star in the first race, and then rode three winners in succession, viz., Will o' the Wisp in the Juvenile Plate, Drury Lane in the Wood Green Plate, and Savage in the Middlesex Handicap, and finished up a brilliant afternoon's work riding Admiral ...

... sold for 100 soys.; the second receives 5 soys. One mile. 10 General Randolph's ELbERTON, Watts 8 13 Mr. J. B. Burton s DRURY LANE, 3yrs G. Barrett 2 10 Mr. H. Heasman's ROKEBY, F. Webb 3 2 Gottschalk's King Oak, 3 yrs. M.Cannon 8 13 Captain Laing'a ...