... Board on the subject, but the Court would make no reduction in the amount. On Thursday William Baker alias Edward WVhilread, Drury-lane, was charged with having an unlicensed still in his possession, and with working the same, with intent to defraud her Majesty ...

... 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 ...

... his wife, Ann Donovan, by ill- using her, and afterwards by throwing her out of a wiiidcoti at No. 19, Sbbrt's-gardene, Drury lane, was brought up on Monday for further examination. The prisoner, who conducted himself ha a very imperious manner throughout ...

... 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 ...

... remnanded till Friday next. ATTEMPTED MUnDug IN DRURY LANE -Daniel Dono- van, was re-ex3mi ed charged with throwing his wife, Ann Donovan, from the second floor bock room window, at No. 19, Short's gardens, Drury-lane, whereby her life had been placed in c anger ...

... defendant's attorney, took down my evidence. Re-examined : 1 (ho not know that defendant kept a place called ?? opposite Drury-lane Theatre. Mr. Collins, a trunk-maker, in Oxford-street, said: I have known the house in question since 1835. It has been ...

... thematter, was remanded. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. - Daniel Donovan, was re-examined charged with throwing his wife, Ann Donovan, from the second floor back room windowv, at No. 19, Short's gardens, Drury-lane, whereby her lire had been placed in danger ...

... defendant's attorney, took down my evidence. Re- examined: I do 'not' know that defendant kept a place called Ii's, opposite Drury Lane Theatre. Mr. Collins, a trueik-nmaker in Oxford-street, said: I lave known the house in question since 1803. It les been ...

... bbeei in custody since the 28th ult., onl the chalge 01 throwi.ng his8 Wife' out of Window atI'No. 19, Shore's-airdensm, Drury-lane, withintent tomturder *her', wee brought up for furl htrexasminatlon. ' . ?? evidence of Mr. J. Wood, the 'houg& sur~geon ...

... attention to the following extravagaut items in the bankrupt's balance-Bsheet:- Loss upon the Brussels operatic company at Drury-lane in 1846, 2,3681.: loss by advances to Mr. Charles Mathews to earry on the Lyceum Theatre ou joint account, 6,3121. But ...

... were these two items among the losses in the balance-sheet-loss upon the per- formance of the Brussels Operatic Company at Drury. lane, in 1846, 2,368 loss by advances to Mr. Charles Mathews, to carry on the Lyceum Theatre, on joint account, 5,312, but the ...

... who has beeen in custody since the 28th ilt., ol a charge of throwing his wife out of win- dow at No. 19, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, with intent to murder her, was brought up for further examination. The evidence of Mr. J. Wood, the house surgeon, was ...