... Central Criminal Court, yesterday, sentence of death was passed on the youth Reeves, who recently strangled his sister in Drury-lane, London. It is very probable that the extreme penalty of the law will not be exacted in this case. The Dublin city council ...

... ; Heirs% ,.r~gontl dy beerseller, Hfarding-s-resti, Windsor (Sunday trapl l- ) dis- so missed ; Mary Lewie, heerseller, Drury-lane, chsmlssai le at SATURDAY, DEcaEmBnr 20. ~ts BEFORE SIR. CROPPER. ts STRALIG PttOVeSt\Ss.-Miary Heoreby was st-nt to 2aul ...

... Pearson Dat-i Di awber-street Jar-araet WilliamsWilliam Poll Dv l Derby-road ?? Thiomas Gribbin ..Daniel Lindon semi -~Drury-lane --Thimas Bewley -.Leonard Holmes wort ?? ..Enianuel Rirnmer.Willlam Jones Sklin Es-ex-streett.--L W. Namznond..W. J. ...

... r. SanmueU, barrister, for the defence. Mr. Cobb l0 stated that the complainant was the keeper of the Id Drury-bulldings.Drury-lane,Water-street. The assault 'n committed upon him by the defendant was of so8 rael ad and aggravated a nature that he should ...

... should treat it ?? a crime. As to the admission of children, the leerned counsel remarked that chbldren were ?? admitted to Drury-lane Teatrse.- Mr. Russell: With their nurae.-Mr. Aspinsll; And perhaps so here. The whole of the construction of the agreement ...

... Bridgewater-street, was the defendant. Mr. Yates, jun., of Fenwick-street, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Anderson, Drury-lane, for the defendant. The case is ;r briefly this:.-The plaintiff (Mr. Swann) called at the . defendants Qffice for an amount ...

... RichuLrdson-Thos. 'Thoreburn Derby-road ?? Edward Watkins..John N. Orricl Dickinson-street .. N. Vassopalos -Michael Jordan Drury-lane ?? Janet Rnmscnv - John . EvaLns Drncan-street William Bacliinm ..S.ra ah Kemp FEdimnnd-street . . .Macrg. J. W'ill iamsc ...

... Fenwick-buildinge. Mr. arty . S Sith, re.;resenting the firm of Messrs. Saundursi, Smith, thu and Co., earn, merchants, Drury-lane, said ho bad paid Elunsl to Ifai -thelprisoner amouinting to £63 is., which he had not acc:ountedt dust for. He was committed ...

... BURaSELrAIMR' CaSses-The following cases of hter this descriptioii were brought before lbt or -Pelhis ich- Tomas almns, Drury-lane, fined 5s. and coits; Christopher sldLows, Rid'sy-street, 40s. asid coals; Henry Liveriiedge, Fonl- tls tonoy-street, '20e ...

... ease was remanded. b OseAsses 0 FeLONY AGAISOT A PoLiCas.oFpscsit.-Mr. Robert b Walker, proreer of the Mansion-house Motel. Drury-lane, prison ,reo Bra appeared bo ore the magistrate to prefer a charge of felony were a (stealing three or four oysters) against ...

... named Mahoney, '1who'C flived in the front parlour,. but left some time before, I anid Vho 'snce'lived in Princes-street, Drury-lane, I a '1his man came forward on Ifriday eveding, buttoolate I 3 to give his evidence to prove that this shoe wes his, . au ...

... 6e. aun costs; William Sumner, beer- Ine seller, fiarpet-street, selling after boers, Ss. and costs; 11 08James Fields, Drury-lane, Sunday trading, its. and netsc ss ;ed Jui ais erolr ?? onbesleat Leesre, udytayn,5.adcot ?? try WalcbesleHdil-tet e ie ...