... 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 ...

... 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) ...

... fior the fiat, stated that'there were various Claims put in by cre- ditors beyond the actual number of nights which the Drury-lane Theatre had been openeul. They claim ed under a custom which prevailed that they were entitled to their salaries under the ...

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 and if they should he hereafter rescinded; it wilt I-ave the effect o1 rendering valid an OxecutiOn pust irrtb Druri -lane rheatre, by a gentleman named Fiosher; but if, on the contriry, the flat is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

... KENSINGTON PETTY SESSIONS.- COCK-FIGuHTING..qSaiah Smart, who was said tohave-beca thegpoprietor of Moth'er-u.'s -oppotsite Drury-lane Theatre, appeared bfore Messrs. Pilkington-ond Sutton, sitting mnagistrates, on sumamous at the instance of lonspctrie Shepherd ...

... presnted by Mr. Fisher, an attar- ney residing, at Doncaster, to annul the fiat awarded ?? Mr. H4am- mond, the late lessee of Drury-lane and the Strand Theatres, on the ground that there had been no act of bankruptcy or trading; and further, that. it was a ...

... 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 ...

... Frsnrn, iN aE HANssOrND.- This case, which was a etition praying that the fiat against the bank-- rupt, the late lessee of Drury-lane 'heatre, should he annulled, again came before the court.-Mr. Swanston, on the part of the petitioner, Mr. Fisher, applied ...

... official assignee asked who was the acceptor of the bill ?-MIr. Bross replied a Mr. Burgess, who was formerly solicitor to Drury-lane Theatre, and he never attempted to sue him, as be was never worth a shilling, and died a pauper.-Mr. Willitam Denew sought ...

... feet before he made the sliding-noose..Mr. Francis Godfrey examined: I am landlord of the White Lion public-house, No. 118, Drury-lane. I first knew the deceased about two months since, when he jumped from Southwark- bridge. I conversed with him, and he said ...

... where she kept the money in qutestion, in an iron box, and on the following Saturday, liaving removed to another lodging in Drury-lane, the box was removed there by her landlord. Being ill on Monday, she went to the box to take out some money, when she discovered ...

... 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 ...