... stealing a watch, value 51., the property of Robert King, from his person. This robbery was committed at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre, on the night of Mr. Macready's fare. well performance. The prisoner and a companion were ob- ,served by two officers ...

... Felix, alias Maddox, having been convicted at the last sessions of picking the pocket of Mr. Smith, at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre, on the night of Mr. Macready's benefit, was no* brought up for judg- ment. Proofwas given'bf the prisoner having ...

... his coat eleven I Ineck-tics, cighteen handkerchiefs, and three scarves. policeman 42 F was on duty at half-past one, in Drury- lane. Saw tile prisoners together at the corner of Shawas- gardens. SOmc time after they went towards Endell- Street. About ten ...

... picking a gentleo an's s pocket. Mr. Robert Holroyd, of Hobart-place, Regent-street, tI gentleman, stated that he was in Drury-lane on Monday m' morning, wheni the prisoner picked his pocket of a sil as handkerchief, value four shillings. The prisoner ...

... proclamation of outlawry wras directed to be made in the case of Wm. Leighton Wood, pianoforte-maker, of Charles- street, Drury-lane. I - ...

... theolast examination in, the case of William Leighton Wood, describedlias a co pianoforte manufacturer, of Charles-street, Drury-lane. th The bankrupt, it will be remembered, ..was recently tried at it the' Central Criminal Court on a charge of forgery, ...

... with Samuel Harwood, and the pai ties who were executed. THE GRAND PROTECTION M&ETING.-The grand Protectionidt meeting, at Drury-lane Theatre, will take place on Tuesday, April 29th, and not on May 1st, as originally announced. As it is important that the ...

... order was sent by a Mr. Lueas, of Manlcle1terl to A .man named James Weare, a coach-plater, lodging at 30 Charles-street, Drury-lane. Weare had been formerly in the employ ot a brother of Mr. Lucas, and the fifteen shiuings had been sent to himl, to provide ...

... has been awarded a certificate of tile first elass. IN BE FREDERICK GEORGE JOIINS. The bankrupt was a furniture dealer iii Drury-lane. His debts were £520; hi assets about £30. He obtalued a cer- tificate of the third class, without opposition, ...

... 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 ...

... proporty ias imme- dia'tely gveap.:- , Mr. Thomas Glascott, keeper of a copper and metal ware- house, in Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, said that on the dayin question, end on the previous Satuwday, the pri- r- soner, brought him 'quantities. of new tin pipe ...

... 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 ...