... and whose face also bore marks of severe ill-usage, cc stated that he lived in a lodging-house, No. 62, Parker- street, Drury-lane. On Tueedaly night he went up stair to tI a lodger's roomn, edjoiniog the one in which the prisonen GI lived, for the purpose ...

... Catherine Smith with having attempted to pass a bad five-shilling ?? prosecutrix said that she was barmad at the Royal Standard, Drury-lane, and that last night, a little before twelve o'clock, the prisoner en- tered the shop and called for half-a-pint of porter ...

... 's mother, who was in court during the time, pulled out the money, and paid the fine, when the prisoner was discharged. DRURY-LANE THEATRICAL FUND. - On Monday evening, the usual annual festival of this charity took piece at the Freemasons' Tavern, and ...

... with stealing a coat, trowsers, and waistcoat, the property of Mr. Wilson, landlord of the Hope Tavern, Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane.-From the evidence of the prosecutor, it was adduced that in tilee iay part of I this month prisoner engaged lodgings at ...

... covenant en- v tered into between the parties in October, 1842, whereby the I defendant assigned the lease of a house in Drury-lane to f the plaintiff, and also the goodwill of the business of a butcher, which lie had carried on there, and covenanted with ...

... the army, was charged with avemptI 8 ing to throw herself into the Thames, from Waterloo bridge. 2 A. Isaacs, livirg in Drury-lane, deposed that shortly after o four o'clock on Monday afternoon he was sitting upon the 6 floating pier at Waterloo bridge ...

... of an officer in the army, was Cbarged withattmptng o throw herself 'nto the Thaines from with attemrtbring IA living in Drury-lane, deposed that shortly after four o'clock on Monday afternoon he was sitting upon the floating pier at Waterloo bridge, and ...

... the army, was charged with attempting to throw herself into the Thames, from Waterloo.bridge.-Mr. A. Isaacs, residing- in Drury- lane, deposed that shortly after four o'clock on Monday afternoon he was sitting on the floating pier at Water- loo bridge, and ...

... and furious driviig. Police-constable No. 24. P division said. that, early Ifes- terday, hewas ondaty in Prinees-atreet,.Drury-lane, whien hismutention was attracted to a horse andvab which we're coming towards withess along- Duko-atrset, at a most fuirious ...

... 'William Dlones, a drummer in the second -battalion of Coldstream Guards, deposed that lie was at 1 7, l'iincessstreot, Drury-lane, on Tuesday evening. Time prisoner' and the young woman, Catherine Weitch (alias Montague) lived there in lodgings, as men ...

... p published in the police reports. The prsoner and the prosecutrix, who is his wife, lifed at No. 19, Short's- gaodeos. Drury.lane, and It appiared that on the evening of the 19th of April they came tome, both of them being intoxicated. Alter a ahort ...

... TO THE STAGE: On Friday evening tlis accomplished veteran actress took her final leave of tie stage at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, when thc house was crowded to the ceiling. Every available corner of thle immeiss building was literally cramimed with ...