... inst., about ten o'clock at night, he saw the prisoner, who was apparently very much intoxicated, coining towards him in Drury-lane, and before he had time to speak to her she dropped a number of silver forks and spoons (produced) from a cloth which she ...

... issued against him, and received the usual protection. His description is Eagle Cottage, Bromp. ton, and of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, printer, publisher, music-seller, dealer and chapman. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. HAVING AN IDEA OF PTOrv-rT.-Janies Halifax ...

... any hail being accepted for her appearance. THE GERMAN COMPANY AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE. -At a late hour on Wednesday evening a number of Germans, employed as chorus-singers at Drury-lane Theatre, applied to the magistrate for protection under the following ...

... she afterwards behaved in a most indecorous manner, and left him, and he found her living in a brothel ii Russell-court, Drury-lane; lie had seen her walhing about the streets with a colored nan, on whoom she had bestowed some of his pro- perty; he had ...

... Felo-de-se. deal oe C211LD a ltsraDEru.-O Thursday morning a great d O citement was caused in the neighbouth d f J -*t. and Drury-lane, in consequence of gh e diseoverhd 0f Lillt; ?? a female child, which appearances would m dl b5W murdered. It appeared that ...

... following morning hemissed a coat out of the ?? identitied the coat, whiieh was produced by the shopman to a pawnbroker in Drury-lane. The handkerchief in which it was wrapped also belonged to ?? pawnbroker identified the pri- soner as having pawned the ...

... same day during the hours of divine service, for asimilar purpose. Constable Whitney, 101, F. proved that he was on duty in Drury-lane about a quariter before,six o'clock in, the morning, when, on observinga woman leave the defendant's house Vith a jug, he ...

... verdict for the plaintiff. A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. James Sutherland, a museularly-made matan, the master carpenter of Drury-lane Theatre-Royal, was charged, at Bow- street Police-court, with having committed a violent assault upon Ellen Halliday, a ...

... prisoner was then committed. BOW-STREET. GAaueIIxS IN COFFEr-sHoPs. - Nethaniel Child, keeper of a coffee-shop in Drury-court, Drury-lane, appeared upon a surm- mons at the instance of the Inspectors of the F division, or having on the 29th December, being Sunday ...

... step-son, Edward Smith, five years of age- Margaret Callaghan stated, that she occupied a room in a house in Short's Gardens, Drury-lane; about a fortnight since the prisoner, with his wife and the child in question, came to lodge with her, and they all slept ...

... e.jle aintiff-was. eatumir, and;*a fiiand- of hsis (Mr. Liddell) *wisinngto present alady'iu the ballet departmert- of- Drury-lane, heatre vith a. boddice dress to appear , at. the ,masquerade ie, apolied-tobira to. send an order to. the:, plantif ...

... character, and also stated that he was plaving at skittles with them on the night of the fth of October, at a paiblic-house in Drury-lane, from ?? six to twenty minutes past ten o'clock.- F. W. Glyndon, a painter and glazier, had repeatedly seen the pri- soeter ...