... thereof. The Jury fouod the prisoner Guilty, and the learned Judge osetlenced him to hard labor for one year. THE MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. Thiomnas Wcilliatm Wicks, aged 20, was placed in the dock, charged with the wilful murder of James Bostock. Mr. Bodkin ...

... brought by the plaintiff against Mons. Jullien, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, to recover the sum of 5s.-The plaintiff stated that on the 22d of November, a Bal MasquV took place at Drury-lane Theatre, the admission to see which was S. the upper boxes ...

... Mwoes, or Mloney Hoses, as he is more faimiliarly called, landlord of the Black Lion public-house, in Vinega;-vard, near Drury-lane Theatre, and his daughter, Mrs. Alice Abrnheats, both of whom neretaken into custody that morning, were placed at the bar ...

... , expired from cholera. The deceased had been to London on Triesday week to attend the meeting of the protectionists in Drury-lane Theatre, and on his return on the following day con- plained of slight indisposition. He followed his usual occupations ...

... The witness then proceeded to state that Mullens told him they intended to erect barricades from the Seven Dials, down Drury-lane, to St. Mary's Church, in the Strand, and he showed him a plan with the barricades marked upon it. He also said that Temple-bar ...

... steen years Of age, named William Buthler, was then charged under the following circurnustnces :-Mr. Rawles, a tradesman in Drury-lane, proved that the prisoner had been in' his service as errand boy, and about three weeks ago he sent him to his (witness's) ...

... proceeded with, and after a lengthened inquiry, the bench decided that the rate should be reduced to 2,000. That part of Drury-lane Theatre which had been rated to the parish of St. Paul at 360 was reduced to 300. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS Loan DENSMAN AND THE ...

... o'clock on Saturday morning, while he was on the stand in the Strand looking out for customers from M. Jullien's masquerade at Drury-lane Theatre, down bundled five or six gentlemien, some of whom got inside and some out- side. They desired him to drive to ...

... the offence.- The Chairman sentenced him to tivo months' imprisonment in the House of Correction. THE ALLEGED fOCUSSING IN DRURY-LANE. John Richard Pickard, Joseph Pickard, tmnd Thomas K, en- nett,charged at Bow-street, with causing the death of Michael ...

... DVSiCRATION OF THE DEADi-On Tuesday, Mr. G. Archer, solicitor, who was accompanied by ?? per- sons occupying premises in Drury-lane and Crown-couft waited on Mr. Jardine, to solicit his assistance for the removal of nuisances of a most revolting nature ...

... h her.; ,hp: said she could - do anything with Joseph Manni g. and had been out with him foi arrektothe~. ?? a0!iner t -Drury-lane'saud Qloyen,. eweek together. te was a sigr ga'den. i'e never went to chufii lt; *%Wa once tipsy on a Saturday night, and ...

... number of pewter pint pots. It appeared that on the 11th instant, the prisoner was met bythe constable in Charles-street, Drury-lane, carrying a green bag containing the property in question, and as he could not give a satisfactory account of it he was ...