... twopence, the property Of 01 person unknown. The prisoner, who is the sos of a re. spectable stationer and newevender in Drury lane, stat,& he was in the employment of the Anti-Corn-law League The only evidence adduced against him was that of police constable ...

... of it for I ilt purposes of rating, Toe whole of the Theatre Rno)al ih Cdvent-gasden and a portion of the fheatre Royal Drury- lane were within this parish, and it wao somewhat sOngular, if the legislature meant these buildingo to be exempted, that they ...

... obtain their dresses, which were deposited in the house, and in which they were engaged to perform at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, on Friday evening, in ' Les Huguenots,' by express desire and under the especial patronage of the King of the Belgians ...

... No. ?? of the E division, it consequence of information he had obtained, apprehended the prisoner at a cosal-shed near Drury lane, where he bad obtained employment as a porter. On the nature of the charge being made knows to him, he at once admitted ...

... tloissan an active offcer of t!.e S division, who, after a long searcb, suc- ceeded in takhisg the prisoner Into custody In Drury lane. It was furtier stated, that on Monday, the 22nd uit., the psissner committed a nsoet dating highway robbery upon htrs. ...

... Carpenter, Rothwell, surgeon, at one; miadit- Jeose Coles, late of New Bond-streetjeweller, at one; audit --J. M. \iltle, Drury-lane, silversmith, at altf-past one; ?? and Byers, Skinner-street, warehouse- ImIen, at eleven ; certificate of Wlatson--len ...

... incorrect, 2s. (id.-Thomas Lloyd, licensed victualler, Knightsbridge, three measures defi- cient, 2a.6d.-Holl end, 107, Drury-lane, cheesemonger, two coustier-scales against the purchaser, 2s. 6d.-J. Evans, Dean-street,. Soho, publican, seventeen measures ...

... from this sort efjuvenile solteitation. The little boy, who said his name was Buckley, and that he lived with his father in Drury-lane, who eras a glass-blower out of work, was questioned. He said Ite had been out about three hours with his little sister ...

... children. SCastE-SsSIFTsNG AT DauaRY LANE.-On Wedn~sSdaY an inlquest was concluded on the body of Thomas Bun a cene-shifter at Drury-lane Theatre. Heslued, a sceneC shifter, said that on Saturday last he saw the deceased on ,e stage working the scenery during ...

... 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 ...

... quite pre- pared to appear on Friday next.-I am, my dear Sir, yours very truly, ANNA TNIIJLON.-TO Alfred Bunn, Esq., Pt Drury-lane Tbeae. Si ...

... prisoner said he had taken altogether seventeen pieces of lawn, and two dozens of handkerchiefs to Newman, the pawnbroker, in Drury-lane, and that he had also taken to the same place twenty-eight or thirty yards of vesting satin and a quantity of satin scarves; ...