... taken tended to aggravate his natural malady. | The defendant then called Mr. Spalding, the wholeasle a, l stationer, of Drury-lane, to speak to his character, and said that a great many persons of respectability could satisfy his worship on this point ...

... condition of 'the clI pure, hec~prpioslywasepy, bardl. TPeere is every- id it V.;N V iNComSTEt.-The; followinig :W 'the f 'DRURY-LANE- THEATRE. TO THII ZDATOILOF4119E DAILY KEWS - 'htbIptota , bin'erst ithmaamntoDrry. ctei~ha.atesendtoreeie sipulatedsumper ...

... MUTUAL DPEpasCa AssnOCArsOse-We 26th have in type a report of the first general meeting of this puti body, held yesterday at Drury-lane Theatre, under the Sit presidency of Mr. Benjamin Forster, which wvre attendedcutot by a large nnumber of gentlemen from ...

... direction been car- diet .rid ot, hatwhen the other day it was necessary for one of The I the saloo nomnibuses to be taken to Drury-lane for the put- the r pose of having a part of its spring repaired, it; was preceded thei t and followed on its way thither ...

... accompanied by his wife and two young women, friends cf here. At about nine o'clock they went out together, for a walL In Drury-lane they met with Sergeant Bush end another constable, he believed it was Brown, but he could not positively say. As the censtables ...

... THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Jolsn Maeek, baker, of No. 12, Drury-lane, was sum- moned for committing an assault. Charles Bartlett, a bailiff, connected with the Westmin- ster County Court, stated that, on the 20th March, he went to the defendanf s ...

... raings, the poperty of Mrs. Davidson.0 The prosecutrir stated that she was a wardrobe dealer &c., residing in Russell-court, Drury-lane, and that on Thursday afternoon the prisoners came into her shoo, and D one of them asked for a dress. While sthe tried ...

... were charged with stealing a loaf. Their appearance told the want F they were In. c The housekeeper to MIr. Mime, baker, Drury-lane, de- e posed that they, about 8 o'clock last evenin , went intio the shop and asked for a qustrtern loaf, and ?? her back ...

... brought before Mr. Henry on two charges of passing forwed notes. e Joseph Rnott Sheave, a butcher, in Blatklnoor-street, Drury-lane, derosed that or, the 16th of February the pri- soner bought a leg ofmutton of him, and tendered to Psy- ment what he believed ...

... order-was the subject of remark in the Dai&y News of yesterday morning. Madame Caradori deposed that her en- gagem~ent at Drury-lane was from the 12th to the 19th of August; and Signor Pavesi, her partner in misfortune, informed the bench that both Madame ...

... and furious driviig. Police-constable No. 24. P division said. that, early Ifes- terday, hewas ondaty in Prinees-atreet,.Drury-lane, whien hismutention was attracted to a horse andvab which we're coming towards withess along- Duko-atrset, at a most fuirious ...

... destcrihsd as a newspaper proprietor, printer, and publisher, of No. 2, Catherine-stroat, Strand, of White SSHart-street, Drury-lane, and of Fineburys6quare. The r- accounts bees already appeared. of Mfr. Linklster, representing the assignees, said they ...