... the charge. of perjury, preferred by M Madame Caradori against Mr. Benjamin Sloman, late car- it penter and machinist at Drury-lane Theatre, was resumed I yesterday before Mr. Henry. The court was densely t1' crowded. iMr. Lewis conducted the prosecution ...

... com- I St plimented by the Court. CMr. Olive was put into the box, and it was elicited from him that he had sent to 27, Drury lane and Levison was not there. on being ?? that out of the r- 111. he had from the insolvent he had lent Mrs. Levison. 81.I ...

... bail, but not proceeded with. The JuC insolvency in the present instance was to the insufficiency of th( the receipts at Drury-lane Theatre to meet the expenditure. The debts were 1,5801., and last year, when the insolvent took the benefit of the act, ...

... THlE POLICE COURTS. ?? BOW-STREET. Xr. Harry ?? the clown at Drury-lane Theatre, appeared to a suemmons charging himr with having assaulted James Mackinto.b, a supernumerary, during the performance of the pantomime. The compliinant stated that ho was ...

... stabbing and wounding Charles Belcen- sail. He pleaded guilty. The prosecutor was in a public-house in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, on the night of the 31st of March, and the pri- soner, whom he had before known, was there also. A noise took place in ...

... granted; John Dog. pett, the Argyle lhotel, Liverpool--treet, King's-cross- trantedi Edward Pvfitti, the Craven's Head, Drury-lane- granted; Messrs. Grieve and Telbir, Gallery of Illustration, lsget-street-granted; Joseph Altred Colleaua Coach end Horses ...

... articles, value 301., the property of Frederick Caplin, hise master. He pleaded guilty. The prosecutor, a draper and hosier, in Drury-lane, stated that altogether the prisoner had robbed him to the extent of over 1001. He allowed him 1I. a week and his board ...

... stealing plate, crockery, and chimney ornaments from 5t a coffee-room in Drury-lane. 1, The prosecutor, Thomas Stephenson, stated that he kept .e a coffee-house at 35, Drury-lane, and that the prisoner .0 called there in the afternoon and ordered a chop ...

... assaulting the police at Jutlien's Promengde Concert, at Drury-lane Theatre, on Monday night. Inspector Darkin, of the A division, described the cha- racter of these annual disturbances at Drury-lane. A num- ber of young gentlemen made it a rule to go in ...

... prison in default of finding heavy sureties. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Thomas Clark, a globe maker, residing at 3, Coal-yard, Drury-lane, was charged with stabbing Emma Lelew, a map colourer, of 11, Rose-street, with a knife. The proeeoutrix, whose head was ...

... a constable of the F division. The officer was attempting to disperse a mob of the worst characters in Charles street, Drury-lane, on Wednes- day afternoon, when he found it necessary to take one of the ringleaders into custody. The prisoners immediately ...

... to do with the managemoent of Drury-lane Theatre, and was merelyt engaged t. sing. Guiseppe C guac deposed that he was a native of Na- ples, and wee known as a singer as Signor Pavedi. He was engaged to sing at Drury-lane Theatre with Madame Caradori. ...