... a journeyman shoemaker, was charged 'with stealing A a dead hare. 4 The complainant, a poulterer in Blackmnorc-streot, Drury- lane, stated that on Wednesday evening he observed the V prisoner lurking about his shop. Shortly afterwards the 20 prisoner ...

... fon the !e i authoritiles of the Mint, hae oted hiselon h tth Defe,- I ber ina mrodel lodging-house, in Charlesatbrent, Drury-lane. I rom the windowh of which he u oald se a femaile, nas ed i olirabeth Phelps, who had been convited and senteced to I ...

... ROBBBERY AT MADAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION. Theomas Daldy, a respectably dressed man, formerly a publican in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and subsequently the keeper of a beer-shop, a well-known rendezvous of thieves, in the neighbourhood of Clare-market, was ...

... Sunday. ATTEMPTED MuRDER NEAu DwRytLAtB Tuesday night a ness of the use of the knife in psion place in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. Two taLea, of them deaf and dumb, had been ?? at work, asd some unknon causoe Keeline, the dumb man, sx feelings of anger ...

... himself EA a letter-proms printer, t was charged with breaking kam i the street.a A police-constable said that t night, in Drury-lane, he g heard a loud smash of glaso, and found the prisoner staniding against a lamp-post, and the glas in the lamp broken ...

... evidence ?? Wh be prroved t be.the prisoner's lisiditlng, ilirectin that the watches and gulads shosld be ient to the Tavern, Drury lane, by leur o'elo* as they ?? ao be. ttansmitted down to WhndeorCastle by &the dxe o'clock traint Sir Peter Lsurie-Was he in ...

... tor his appearance. CLERRENWELL. ATrrrPT1N G TO EXTOXT MONES:.-Ann Redgrace, who gave her residence, No 13, Lincoln court, Drury-lane, needlewoman, wae charged by Mr. John Benjamin Wyatt, arehitect, of No. 8, Bdrnebury-villam, I4itsgton, with annoy- ing ...

... under the fi name of Marston, never knew the part of Wilheelmina with- tb out music. 0 Miss Rafter-Was a ,primaedonna at Drury-lane. Never a knefw the part of Wilhelmina played without the music by a i siner. a M r. Doggan, ohoru8amaster at the PrLncess's ...

... .pesult. Mr. D. Fencock, A cowkeepsr, said, shortly after 6 o'clock that morning, as he was returning home, on reaching Drury-lane he mnet the defendant, who was standing talking to another man. As he passei them, the defendant stooped and struck ?? on ...

... BuRLGay-roaeph BrooAs, tailor, No. 3, Lincoln-court, Drury-liane, and Ann Caddick, bonnet. maker, No. 9, Parker-street, Drury-lane, were charged with having bean concerned in arn extensive burglary in the bouse of Mr. Luther, gunmaker, No. 8, Leiceastr-street ...

... Az IsATAst HneuR COorMN.-Twmchy Xoems' a This insolvent, who woe a tetlor and china and los rdealer, in Blnckmoornstret, Drury-lane, was opposed by- Mr. e Cooke, for Messrs. Bower, Measre, Fell, and Ideisci. Toad, Hle was supported by Mr. Lucas. d The ...

... inspector last Tuesday evening was dressed in private ii olnthea, and while walking along Russellaotreet near the entrdnce'of Drury-lane Theatre, be felt a hg at his pockets B behind. - He instantly put his arm behind bim, and eaught d hold of the prisoner's ...