... of Weson, who is a shoemaker residing at No. 8, Dudley-street, St. Giles's, was to the effect that he was passing through Drury-lane about two Vclock in the morning in company with two other young men, when he saw the defendant, who had a long pipe in his ...

... 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 ...

... Bcfj'qmin $Shelly was charged onla Lcd'. sawithasaulting, a very ferocious manner, ~tr. l\hliam. Gilbert, baker, residing in Drury-lane, the PtOtlreulr, dsp-teed that the prisoner lodged with him, ten- sr'nz ?? first flor. Ho had been there for the list two ...

... former examination stated as having been taken out by himself turned out to have belonged to other drivert. Mr. Garland, of Drury-lane, butcher, wals tien called, and deposed that he knew the defendant, and that he formerly cived in Exeter-street. Hr. Wakeling ...

... oil, the property of Messre. Hoare.-A po- lice constable stated that about eight o'clock on Wed- nesday night, he was in Drury-lane, in plain clothes, when he saw prisoner proceeding towards Broad-street, very much intoxicated, carrying a large stone bottld ...

... IParry appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Edwin James for ft Ithe defendant.0 The plaintiff, Julian Lindsay, is a tailor In Drury-lane, 0] and the defendant, Wm. Dodd, a farrier and veterinary sur- 89 geon in Craven-court, in the same street. Both parsons ...

... be carrted on a stretcher to King's College Hospital. ALARM or FIRE AT DRURY-LANE THRATRE.-NO small excitement was created on Tuesday afternoon in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane and the Strand by a sudden alarm that this fine theatre was on fire. Hundreds ...

... before Mr. Hall, charged with attempting to steal a valnable dress ?? pro-. secutor, Mr. Samuel Varley, the clothier of Drury-lane, deposed that, having lost either a coat, or trowsirs, or some ohbe portion of wearing apparel, nearly every day for the ...

... ACCiDENT.-On Wednesday forenoon, the following accident happened on thepressies belonging to Mr. Down, No. 2, Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, which there is no doubt will terminate fatally. The third-floor back was occupied by two young women, who obtained a living ...

... follows the trade of a black- smith when not in training for pugilistic encounters, vesides at No. I7, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, and on Saturday night was drinking with his wire at a puillilc-hlous in) the neighbourhood. They both left when tile house ...

... who follows the trade of a blacksmith when not in training for pugilistic encounters, resides at No. 17, Short's Gardens, Drury-lane, and on the Saturday night was drinking with his wife at a pablic-house in the neighbourhood. They both left when the house ...

... 1EURDER. I . I. I - . m ln t. A very painful sensation prevailed during the whole of Sunday in the immediate vicinity of Drury-lane in con- sequence of a report that Donovan, the pngilist, had murdered his wife, by tillhowing her Oult of window. From careful ...