... mere child, not above eleven years of age. Hiis nsame is James Donovan, and he lived with his parents in.White' Hart-yard, Drury- lane. He had some quarrel yith his parents, from whom he can into the cellar. 1te tien took off his neckerchief, 'vhich he f ...

... had received from a customer, and directed him to pay the same to Messrs. Spalding and Hodge, the wholesale stationers in Drury- lane. Instead of doing so, however, the prisoner went to the Strand branch of the Royal British Bank, and got. cash for the cheque ...

... appeared frbmnhi evidence of a police- man, that on the day previougtib the charge'he was called into the house No, 127, Drury-lane, and saw the pri- soner bleeding 'profusily from a razor wound in the throat, inflicted by his owi hand. A surgeon having ...

... adjourned meeting to take place as soon as it was re- Cessede-Another meeting was held on Monday, at the oraven Head tavern, in Drury-lane. The meeting was ery numerously attended, and in the discussion that took place there was every determination manifested ...

... the chaise, and Davis fol- lowed me out of the house and got in too. As [ was driving towards Elliott's livery stables in Drury-lane, through Newcastle street, the prisoner asked me to pur- chase some of the wine the transfers related to. I said I would ...

... two young men under twenty years of age, and both respectably connected, were charged on suspicion of pick- ing pockets in Drury-lane Theatre.-Richard Moss, of the P division, stated that lie saw theprisoners together, looking intently at the pockets of ...

... ? M'Mahon, a youth employed a, a Su eet sweeper, statod that he saw the prisoner skinning a live cat in Parker-street, Drury- lane, and at tha samte tiane observed dying bodies of two other cats lying upon a window ledge, with their throats cat, awaiting ...

... The two constables had been placed on duty the previous evening at Jullien's promenade concert (the last of the series) at Drury-lane theatre, and at the close of the en- tertainment they took two young men into custody on the charge of picking pockets. ...

... officer, named Atwood, bad made a false charge against the young men of attempting to pick pockets at M. Jullien's concert at Drury-lane theatre, on the night of the 10th of December; atsd upon their evidence both the young men were committed to take their ...

... order was also signed Thompson.-Constable E 5 informed his worship that a great many similar orders had been presented at Drury-lane, Haymarket, and other theatres. They were all in the samne handwriming, and the persons possessing them had purchased them ...

... LiMnS. -Margaret Brooke, the keeper of several lodging- houses, and a cheap soup and trotter. shop in Shoxt's- gardens, Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Henry with a dangerous assault upon an elderly woman named Mary Higgins, a resident in the same ...

... -SuICIDE EN A CELL.- On Tuesday, Mlary Ann Hill, aged fifty-two, a poorly dressed needlewoman, liviog in Little Wyld-street. Drury-lane, was brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged vwith stealing ajug and two basons from the outside of a china- shop, No. 36, ...