... oil, the property of Messre. Hoare.-A po- lice constable stated that about eight o'clock on Wed- nesday night, he was in Drury-lane, in plain clothes, when he saw prisoner proceeding towards Broad-street, very much intoxicated, carrying a large stone bottld ...

... before Mr. Hall, charged with attempting to steal a valnable dress ?? pro-. secutor, Mr. Samuel Varley, the clothier of Drury-lane, deposed that, having lost either a coat, or trowsirs, or some ohbe portion of wearing apparel, nearly every day for the ...

... ACCiDENT.-On Wednesday forenoon, the following accident happened on thepressies belonging to Mr. Down, No. 2, Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, which there is no doubt will terminate fatally. The third-floor back was occupied by two young women, who obtained a living ...

... murder his wrife, Ann Do. novan, by ill-using aner, ad afterwards by throwing her out of a window at lo. 19, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane,. was brought up for further examination. The prisoner, who conducted himself in a very imperious manner throughout the ...

... Catherine Smith with having attempted to pass a bad five-shilling ?? prosecutrix said that she was barmad at the Royal Standard, Drury-lane, and that last night, a little before twelve o'clock, the prisoner en- tered the shop and called for half-a-pint of porter ...

... 's mother, who was in court during the time, pulled out the money, and paid the fine, when the prisoner was discharged. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. - On Monday evening, the usual annual festival of this charity took piece at the Freemasons' Tavern, and ...

... with stealing a coat, trowsers, and waistcoat, the property of Mr. Wilson, landlord of the Hope Tavern, Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane.-From the evidence of the prosecutor, it was adduced that in tilee iay part of I this month prisoner engaged lodgings at ...

... the army, was charged with attempting to throw herself into the Thames, from Waterloo.bridge.-Mr. A. Isaacs, residing- in Drury- lane, deposed that shortly after four o'clock on Monday afternoon he was sitting on the floating pier at Water- loo bridge, and ...

... p published in the police reports. The prsoner and the prosecutrix, who is his wife, lifed at No. 19, Short's- gaodeos. Drury.lane, and It appiared that on the evening of the 19th of April they came tome, both of them being intoxicated. Alter a ahort ...

... deposed that he was in company with the pri- sonpr all dnv yesterday, and in the evening they went to No. 17, Princess-street, Drury-lane, the residence of Catherine Vitch.- They stopped- there for some time,. and shortly after* nine o'elock the prisoner commenced ...

... under such circumstanleas. CHcARGE OF SHOP'LIFTING.-On Friday, M. Nathan, st a general dealer, residing in Charles-street, Drury-lane, 6s was placed at the bar before Mr. Hardwick, charged wt stealing five black silk neckerhiefs, value 22s., the pro- d perty ...

... prisoner, accompanied by Dones, a drummer in the Coldstream Guards, went to Montague's lodgings, No. 17, Princes's-street, Drury-lane. After they had been there some time, a quarrel arose between the prisoner and Montague, respecting their former in- timacies ...