... upon an in- dictment charging him with breakingopen the box of Ann Gampney, waitress at a coffee-bouse where he lodged, in Drury-lane, and stealing therefrom two halicrowns and other coins, her property. In this case the Jury found the prisoner Guilty. He ...

... Hart- iey was opposed, in the Insolveat Debtors' Court, by Mr. Nichols, for Tc omas Bartlet Simpson, of the Alhion Tavern, Drury-lane, and by Mr. Cresswell for several creditors.The insolvent was a nephew of tse late Earl of Scarborough. He had been made ...

... excitement and affliction. She said her name was Harriet essie Nelson; she resided at No. 3, Cross-court, Vinegar- yard, Drury-lane, and was a laundress, with threechildren,in very destitute circumstances. Having read in the newspapers ttn account of the ...

... -Mrs. Abrahams, the daughter of Mr. 1I'onney Moses, of the Black Lion piblic-hotise, in Vi- negar-yard, Brydges-street, Drury-lane, who, it will be recol- lected, came voluntarily forsvard on Wednesday last. to give evidence in the gold-dust case, and ...

... taken away, as well as some silver spoons and other articles. ..The prisoners were all seen togethersat a coffee-shop, in Drury-lane, the same morn- ing, where they asked for change for 910 worth of copper, add the stolen spoons were also stenlin the possession ...

... February, he went, accompanied by three other constables named Harley, Swanson, and Hawkins, to a house in Smith's- court, Drury-lane. They went up stairs and broke open the door of one of the rooms, and found the two prisoners in bed. He told them they ...

... for the value of a silk pair of pantaloons belonging to Madame Adele, the dancer, who was performing some time since at Drury-lane Theatre, It would appear, from the statement of the complainant, a Mr. Juseph St. Lewin, of New North-street, that some ...

... answer a complaint preferred against him by William Clarke, land- lord of the Artichoke public-house, in White Hart.yard. Drury-lane, for having, on the morniiog of the 24th of April, exceeded his duty, in visiting his house, and using language to his wife ...

... made to him relative to desecrations of the description mentioned by Mr. Carson, was one from Dr. Farqubar, of No. 6l1; Drury-lane, who called upon him the other day to request his magisterial attention to the condition of the burying-ground attached ...

... of Belinda Lindsey, the wife of the prosecutor, that she had the superintendence of a tobacconist's shop, ii Drury-court, Drury-lane. On the 7th lust., in time evening, tile prisoner went into her shop, nod, having asked some preliminary questions, lie ...

... as usual. and if they should he hereafter rescinded; it wilt I-ave the effect o1 rendering valid an OxecutiOn pust irrtb Druri -lane rheatre, by a gentleman named Fiosher; but if, on the contriry, the flat is hela to be good, the execution creditor will ...

... brought up on suspicion of being concerned in stealing a silver lock from the oyter shop of Air. Pearkes, fin Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane. Hle slated that the articles were takeis by a person who accompanied bin, and with whom he had become acquainted only a ...