... custody at an J early hour that morning, on a charge of feloniously entering a linendrapor's shop in Blackmoor-street, I Drury-lane. Hle had undergone au examination be- fore the sitting magistrate at Bow-street, and had been committed to Newgate to take ...

... Felo-de-se. deal oe C211LD a ltsraDEru.-O Thursday morning a great d O citement was caused in the neighbouth d f J -*t. and Drury-lane, in consequence of gh e diseoverhd 0f Lillt; ?? a female child, which appearances would m dl b5W murdered. It appeared that ...

... l was in the employotent of thle Aitti Cori-law Lelogu.0 who is the son of 1r. John Cox, a llews~eltor5 sodn tioner, 78, Drury-lane, was charged with pickitlJ a main's pocket.' r Police-csnstabie 108 E, deposed thot belag ca du - 3 Voburn-pVace, at half-past ...

... day's impression. It will be recollected that the prisoner, who is the son of a respectable statiotter and newsveuder in Drury-lane, stated he was in the employment of the Anti Corn-law League. The only evidence adduced against him on that occasion was ...

... lodgiglig.ouses. On Thursdlay dVI mnornig, ?? half-pa-t six o'clok, Nwhilst he was sit by walking across Little Russell-court, Drury-lane, 'he d, saw a bundle iling in the centri of ?? pathway. n-.Witness pulled fit about, and discovered that: it con. e, tained ...