... 26th of August last on his way fiom Deptford, he left the coakh at Charing-cross and was passing aloah Chaile8-street, -Drury-lane, in ionranqpny with snother. seartian, infiid Patrick Dbwnes. T iey went into a hlouse in Cliarlet; street tO. whir ja taS ...

... BEDfWOR'TH was indjted for the wilful hi murder of Elizabetlr Beafniore, on 'the zoth'of June-lafc, bi in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. : tt Mr. ANDsIoEwso.pened the cafe, and Mr. GuRsxy o0 in lated the circumflances to the Jury. (c ,Surh,.Csflipfon was then ...

... LIC OssFICK, ?? night, JOSEPH Iley e. was brtought to the Off1ice, inthe custody of i.r. Strinig, the box hoeok keeper of Drury-lane Thcatre, and the Consta- blei belonging to the Theatre, charged. with violently assault- ingal2rs. Sarah .laques, of Ge ...

... trial. PVI.IC Oreclo BOW^9R~er._AIOnday night, a peat - noise being osade by a few ?? in the two-shiltinsg gail- kery of Drury-lane Theatre, one ot theom was taken out of the .gillery by Magrath belonging to the Ofice, and lodged it Ca- ; ns~rt-ga rd en ...

... man,- F genteel appeafulce, was hitought to the of-. d fice, in the custody .of Westbrook, the cotstable attending at it Drury-lane Theatrej charged with making a disturhance at the h theatre, by etideavonring to force his way into the two shiling n gallery ...

... MA'rTTsIAs DajsacoLtLandJAsucs 13AsNerT were charged widthrealing openattdinrobbing theshop of M1r. Green, a cnt. I r, in Drury-lane, on Vednesday evening. lhey were de- teied in the a6L by Wiiliam t3ethell, a ?? were crmmitted for further extamtnatido ...

... tlna prisoners yesterday .norning in Drury-lane, anll knowing them to Ni:repu:eL thievgs he watched themll Oi tkelir seeing hin they ran eff, makintt tisroighl lBrowalow-street, 13rokers'-row, ant icto Drury-lane ; again, eru Jeffroon, vith tite ?? of ...

... sct1 rwt! ilit, hc hire)' the defrendant's coach to carry him and his s Th faoe:ily, consisting of five percous, liome from Drury-lane 'k'lea ly, tre, !or which he g Ve hi-lsn three shillings for his fare; the de'- ...

... after dalta c- Cnptt t hy Mr. Eiwaird Kein, the zaeor, of Drury-lane Tbeatre, 1ud payable to the order of Mr. John Chdfles 'iitch. the keeper of the 0. 1. ..d ?? S. T tven, Russell-coturt, Drury lane. Ill support of the 1'11aintiff's case, the ?? of the ac- ...

... newv presented an amended shedule, more aggravated than the last. Ile Learned Serjeant *r- then read- Mly wife's salary at Drury-lane Theatrc (dedua- ing l'raperty Tax), over which I have no controul,.nor could I bave received the same had I applied for ...

... trial;. JOiN SIHEA 1 alias HARRIS was chaiged by Bond with being a reputed thief, and found anmong the crowd coming out of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday night. .lOSEaH BENYON was charged alsn with being on the same spot by Bean, a patrole, about half p sr ...

... apit) ei l;-r I eis;i, iul (ler thi e toilos, inix cirotintstances l-'jj. ?? ji 1jiClr, li-' m- lot into Ilti cririag-e -It Drury-lane Flt di , tifi WIo histicmi:chtrnaii slo ?? hotltl' two sneiileols lo te Foot (;uards, pllced at tile (ltoor of tile Treitre ...