... the robbery up to Saturday last, when he received information that Elliot had gone into a public house in the Coal-yard in Drury-lane, and having watched, saw him come out about four o'clock in the afternoon with a tallman and after following them into ...

... robbery up to Saturday last, when he received information that Elliot bad gone iato a public- house in the Coal-yard, in Drury-lane, and having watched, saw him come out about four oclock in the afternoon with so tall man, and after following them into ...

... butchers ha, e their place of meeting at a public house in Dawsou-street ; the journeymen hold their meetings at [ houses in Drury lane and Cole's-lane. Before I proceed to detail to you the particulars of the conspiracy I shall give a you an outline of it ...

... inquire. [The learned judge here recapitulated the evidence'of Gale]. The whole of this did not take place at the meeting in Drury-lane-port of it did, and the sub- sequent part took place at Mr. '1 iernan's house in the pre- sence of Young, and that part ...

... was iniplicated in tire conspiracy ,ho to which he (Baron Pennuefuther) had adverted. Shiortty eti after the meeting in Drury-lane fite society insisted on Gale tat turning two of his men away, hut lie lrefused to comply. ho Sortie time after that he ...

... of seventeen yards, for El 5s. 6d., to Mrs. Die- more, the landlady of the Kiag's Arms public houss,in the . Coal-yard, Drury-lane, who was afterwards unable to iden- tify the prisoners, god being subsequently apprehended in Paddington, the remainder ...

... several other boys of the same rlass rosiile(t 'ii ' P uerable hovel, pragnaitt with filth an(d csssc , Sholmors-gardcess, Drury-lane. Tw'o Italiri- 'I employ of Rahbbiaotti, were first called, ant i colic in statinz that lie was a Lind andeonsidelo site ...

... several other boys of the sauna class resided in a mi- serable leovel, pregnant with filth and disease, in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. Two Italians, in the employ of Rabbiaoti, a-ere first called, acd concurred in stating that he was a kind and considerate ...

... several other boys of the same class resided iii a asi- serable hovel, pregnant with filth and disease, in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. Two Italians, in the employ of Rahbiaotti, were first called, and concurred in stating that he was a kind and considerate ...

... distraotions, had gradually declined. oh Soma beautiful scenic illustrations, painted, we believe, fet by Mr. C. Marshall, of Drury-lane Theatre, added greatly 'hl to the instruction and entertainment afforded by the even-' of, uing's lecture. The scene in ...

... belonged tor, lie said they tir scere his niother's, and ?? lie had brought them from be near Kirrg's-cross, Nerr-road, to Drury-lane, in order to in be cleaned The constable then said lie scould accom- tli pany him home, onl wvhiclihe shuffled and gave ...

... at the next Surrey assizes. LACY V. BUNN. This was an action by Mr. Lacy, the performer, against Mr. Bunii, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, for the breach of an eng-fgenient fbr the season. Mr. Og le applied, on behalf of the defendant, for a rule to ...