... 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 ...

... interest therein to a Mr. Friswell, an attor- ney. The plaintiff had a demand of 800 against Captain Polhill, as manager of Drury-lane Theatre, for an opera, vrrit- ten by him (plaintiff), and his case now was, that the transfer to Friawell was only colourable ...

... -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 ...

... few moments before he entered the court returning from the British Museum, and when turning the corner of Long-acre, in Drury-lane, the defendant, who was known to him, came tip, and, after using some insulting epi- thets, he struck him with the stick ...

... Lindley, earS they, took two persons who appeared to he the worst, into custody. When he wvas conveying his prisoner irtto Drury-lane, the person at the bar rushed our of a house in Charles-street, and seized the individual irs custody, and attempted to ...