... Abrams, the witness said that the pri. roner was excited, and complained of the deceased's con- duct. Dr. Saunders, of 111, Drury Lane, stated that he was called by the last witness. He went to Brydges Street and saw Air. and Mrs. Wyld quarrelling. Mr. Wyld ...

... osbo'ne, an1d A. 1P. E;kin pla. DESERTING ?? WIP¢.-- Williamlt A1furtla (45), military ortnatnent sttui.liet, Whito ?? Lalle, Drury Lane, Lcnd. , Nvas charg ed wiith leseiting his wife on the 20th of Seliteillbe r last, and leaving her chilrgeable to I hie ...

... of Mlay at least. He was only suing to recover until the 16th of that month. Cross-examined.-His last engagement was at Drury- lane with Mr Augustus Harris, but he was then only engaged for one piece. The other actors and actresses who were discharged ...

... of every mau, Of the poor girls on the street, and of the actors on the stage. arnd he thought of asking for the loan of Drury Lane Theatre and of getting all the actors to help him. He was sorry Exeter Hall was not three times the size, but pre- gently ...

... Anthfaniyr a blacksmith, aged 21 years, who was living at the time of his apprehension ai month ago at No. 2, Parker-street, Drury lane; wae brought before Mr. Paget, on remand, charged with wilfully and matliciously setting fire to one hundred houses, wvarehouses ...

... threw the trousers to the other prisoner, and was then chased by Detective Clifton along Stafford Street, Chapel Street, Drury Lane, Leek Street, Duddeston Bow, and Curzon Street. Ile was then overtakeu by Clifton, and when oap- tured exclaimed, Yoe ...

... Lloyd, JtuvENILE OlEssDMImS.-James Donnelly (14), Buck Street, Arthur Lyttloton (15), John Street, and George Doody (14), Drury Lane, were charged with wilful damage. -Police-constable Price said that he saw four youths coming down Moor Street at half-past ...

... to three months, hard Iltboar. * DIFBDADING THE LOrjDON AND Noserrg sa f RALWAY CONPANY,-2 ILOMnO Sulliean, dsrbed !bad. Drury Lane, scre w maker, was charged with having riddea In one of the carriages ot the London and 1orth Vre(MW a company from, Liverpool ...

... property of Philip Levenson, from the person of Aaron Levensoc. It appeared tbat a child three years of age was playing in Drury-lane, when some person enticed it away and stripped it of its clothes, all but a petticoat. It was found crying in the street ...

... Willis's Rooms on j:) y S '(-1adstotne, with several members of his family, witnessed the perform- anrt of Carmvien' at Drury lane Theatre on Saturday evening. The Premier, ?? entering the box, had a most enthusiastic reception. l'i ince and princess ...

... member of the metropolitai police force, who, it was alleged (asreported else5 where), had been rmurdered while on'duty in Drury- lane. -The three men, Daly, Cahill, and Curtis, charged with being concerned m the death of the de- ceased, were not present ...

... feature e of Mr. Dacre's acting that he wore costume with v rn distinction, and his appearance in the Royal c Oak, at Drury Lane will be remembered by i most people for its picturesqueness. let TETHE CZARINA. t le BIRTH OF A PRINCESS. . ~h A St. Petersburg ...