... several females in the omnibus, and their screams were most terrific, and it was not before the vehicle reached the middle of Drury- lane that the horses stopped from sheer exhaustion. A crowd soon gathered round the omnibus, and it was found that Abbott was ...

... glass of brandy and water. The above doer is for an adult. Smaller quantitses accordin / to age, forcchildrenrr- . - ' ' DRURY-LANE TtEATrsc-On Monday tse an meeting of renters and proprietors of- sharp 1 this atre was held in the saloon, for the purpoes ...

... the constable' sevidence it was adduced, that this merning, about two o'clock, the prisoner accosted him in Wild-street, Drury-lane, and demanded to know what o'clock it was; on receiv- ing the required information, he coolly said, Yon are a Is- liar ...

... exterior, was charged by the police with having created a disturbance and committed an assault on one of them last night at Drury-lane Theatre.-From the evidence of the constable, it appeared that a disturbance of no ordinary character attended the first ...

... magistrate that such was the case; the worst part of St. Giles's being far better than many spots in the immediate vicinity of Drury-lane. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. OVTRAGEOUS ASSAULT BY AN IftSiSimAN.-Patlick Price, a rough-looking Irish labourer, was brought before ...

... morning, the prisoner, with several others, were creating a disturb. ance opposite a low coffee-house in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, and he requested them to go away about their business. Instead, however, of doing so, they com- menced abusing him in a ...

... points, with cne in the centre, an exact impress14 f which I have ?? Barry, deputy landlo: t the hoase 16, SNiortt'gardens, Drury-lane, said, I new beth the prisoners from their comiug to his hou o lodge on the I5th oE last month, and their remainii here ...

... coming up he gave the prisoner into custody. 'the other man escaped-the woman he should know ?? Classon, hall-keeper at Drury-lane Theatre,was examined, and said that shortly after one o'clock that morning, he passed theprosecutorand afemale, andshortly ...

... it appeared, having been dismissed from service about a month ago went to reside with her father, at No. 3, King- street, Drury-lane. A few days afterwards she applied for relief to a neighbour, a Mrs. Cain, living at No. 2 in the same street, stating that ...

... elderly woman. who was employed as chart oinan by Mrs. Trimby, the landlady of the Duke of Wellington public-lhouse, in Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Jardine with stealing twenty pounds, the proper ty of Mr. Trimby.-On Saturday last, the prosecutor ...