... burning on the stairs, and the street door open. The police had this morning found her in a miserable hovel in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and sur- rounded by prostitutes and thieves. The shawl was found on her, but she denied all knowledge of the boots.-Mr ...

... Friends of Foreigners in distress, Jews' HospitaK, Sttish HonspitalWelsh Charity School, Benevolent garden Theatrical Fund, Drury-lane Theatrical Fund, Worshipful Company of Fishmongers (for the benefit of the inhabitants of the almushouses belonging to such ...

... NEAR .DRURYtXLANE. - On Tuesday night a case of the use oaithe knife, in pa-- sion, took place in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane. Tw alroeof them deaf and dumb, had been engaged at work, and from someunoncas Keeling, the dumb man, exhibited feelings ...

... ROBBaERY v ManAME TUSSAUD'S EXHIBITION.- Thomas Daldv. a respectably-dressed man, formerly a pablican in Cbarlesl.treet, Drury-lane, and subse- quently the -keeper of a beer-shop, a well-known ren- dezvous of thieves, in the neighbourhood of Clare- market ...

... of using abusive language to the officer. -From the statement ot F 10, it was adduced that last evening, while on duty in Drury lane, he saw the men at the bar, in custody of a dray and horses. Chas. Dray was attempting to drive, but tumbled about, and ...

... Sadler's WelLs, under the name of Marston, never knew the part of Wilhelmina without music.- miss Rafter: Was a prima donna at Drury-lane. Never knew the part of VWilhelmioa played without the music by a singer.-Mr. Duggan, chorus-master at the Prin- Cess's ...

... the prisoner he was induced, on the previous night, to watch her. He saw her knock at several houses in Brownlow-street, Drury- lane, and at one of them he heard stated to the party who cape to the door that she was a widow, with four chit- d*, who were ...

... BURGLARS, AND RECOVERY OF TaE STOLEN P1RorrevTY. -Joseph Brooks, described as a tailor, residing at No. 3, Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, and Ann Caddick. described as abonnet-maker, of No. 9, Parker-street, Druty-lane, were brought before Mr. Hardwick, charged ...

... Hall with hav. ing attempted to poison herself. -A police-constable stated that last night he was called into a court in Drury-lane, to a woman who it was said had taken poison. He found the prisoner suffering from either drink or poieon, and at the request- ...

... spector, on Tuesday evening, was dressed in his private elothes, and while walking along Russell.street, near the entrance of Drury-lane Theatre, le felt a tug at his pockets behind. He instantly put his arm behind him, and caught hold of the prisoner's ...

... STaEET.-On the premises of Mr. Shearman, boot and shoe-maker, and considerable damage done to building and stock.-NEAR DRURY-LANE THEATRE.-Ou Tuesday evening, shortly after seven o'clock, a fire, at. tended with a great loss of property, and jeopardising ...

... most dreadfully cut and swollen, said that about five o'clock that morning she entered a public-house in Brydges- street, Drury-lane, in company with several other females. They repaired to the parlour, were a number of persons were seated, and the prisoner ...