... given into custody, stating that he had sold the pipe to Mr. Glasscott, copper and metal warehousman, 20, Brown- low-street, Drury-lane.-Mr. Glasscott informed the magistrate that he had knows the prisoner some months. He had purchased of him 351b and 481b ...

... and Tkonias Ke'lt, 17 years~of age, were charged under the follawiir'g circumstances, by. a shopkeeper in. Vinegar- yard, Drury lane. Complainant's wife state'd that last night about tlkelve o'clock, the younger prisoner entered the shop and asked for a ...

... 16; and Romesa Keale, 17 years of age, were charged under the fallowing circumstances, by a shopkeeper in Vinegar yard, Drury, lane.-.Compiaiannts wife stated that last night aboet twelve.o'leck, the younger prisoner entered the shop and asked for a penny ...

... noon the funeral of the late much-respected and talented artist, Mr. Charles Stilt, clown, &c-, of the theatres royal, Drury- ,lane and Sadler's Wells, took place in .the presence of nearly 600 persons (amongst whonuwere to be found a Lgreat number -of ...

... har-oniotw colouring, and the hues are like the imass and snow- tinted hills of the falcon's native clime. - Iiaserness Courier. DRURY-LANE: THEATRICAL FUNDs-01 Wednesday evening, the thirty-fourth anniversary festival -n aid of the funds of this institution was ...

... thirteen, were charged with being concerned in stealing above one cwt. of lead, from. premises, situate No. 10, Coal- yard, Drury-lane.-It appeared that the four first-named. prisoners rented an apartment ?? a house next to that of which the roof had been ...

... was to trace him: Sergeant Archer commenced inquiries and at legth lie found the boy wandering in the neigh- bourhood -of Drury.lane, when' he brought 'him befor Mr.- 'Combe, in this court. From' theinvestigetion by .Archer, there isno reason to doubt' ...

... quite dumb-foundered at the seriomsttess of the charge, and le could prove that he was at his lodgings in Charles-street, Drury-lane, at the time spoken to by the witnesses.-Mr. Henry said that such a serious state of things should call for ad- ditional ...

... twelve and one o'clock this msorning tcie officer was on duty near the defendants' residence, in the teighbossrlhood of Drury-lane, and was astonished at hearing sounds of uproarious mirth from a paved court adjacent. On repairing to the spot, he found ...

... LAW. r-ELLIGENCE. ?? INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IN;SOLVENCY OF MR. ANDERISON, THE TATE LESSEE OF DRURY-LANE; TssEATRarn-This insolvent, the late lessee o, Drury-!ane ThLatre, applied on Tuesilay ta: be dischmr ?? was no oppositiornentertd to tile ap- plicatb- ...

... charged with criminally assaulting several yoong girls, urtder twelve years of age. The prisoner lived at 4, Pitts-place, Drury-lane, and ac- cording to the statsemeet of Caroline Baldacci, the daughter of a modeller, living in Stanlhope-street, Clare- ...

... re- ceivilg 'a 51. note in exchange, which was ultimately traced -to a wardrobe keeper, named Davison, in Rus- sell-couit, Drury-lane. This person now attended, and identified a satin dress on the girl Divine, as she stood in the dock; the S. note had been ...