... person. Mr. Ribton appeared for Gray. Inspector Handcock said that he was on duty in plain clothes at Jullien's concerts, Drury-lane Theatre, on Saturday week, and there saw the prisoners in company. At the end of the performance he observed Wilkinson close ...

... watch, value seven goiaeus, the property, and ?? the person of, Alorgain Kavasagb. As the prose- cutor was walking along Drury-lane onl the eretting of the 3d instant, he v.wa met by tile prisoner, who began to Ihank liim prolti ely Ior InivTig some years ...

... Srott the Drury- lane bill-sticker, who had almostwevenr, ?? the trade, and employed a great m any men,,was constantly authoris- ing persona to efface or destroy them. In cro~sa-exaTm- nation by Mr. Fenton 'tle witness 'admint at the Drury-lane bills ( ...

... an intelligent little girl, nine years of age, that on the afternoon of Wednesday last she was on her way to school in Drury-lane, when the prisoner came up to her, and asked her to accompany her home, and she would give her some cups and saucers, which ...

... aidjourned the case for an ame ed desription. GOING To AusTRSSI EA LETTI *inonlvent was a boo nd shoe maker i Russell-court, Drury-lane. He was igoi utr i ?? arrested by a creditor named hmes i adod and who now opposed his appliaon to be discharged. It Appeared ...

... found on him disguises ip the shape of spectacles, a wig, whiskers, moastachips, &c. Mr. Samuel Randall, 21, Iroqaq-qourt, Drury-lane, and several others stepped forward to prefer charges against the prisoner, Some of them bad been mopt extensively plundered ...

... Giant's Washing. - On Tuesday J7ames Mitchell was charged before Mr. Henry with coin- mitting a robbery at the Craven Head, Drury-lane, the house of Mr. Robert laies, the celebrated Norfolk giant. The pro- secutor, who is seven feet eight inches in height ...

... Burial Ground Nuisaflce.-Of Thursday one of the inhabitants of Crown-court, whose house abuts upon the burial ground in Drury-lane, waited upon Mr Hall to complain of the nuisance occasioned by the opening of a grave in close proximity to his back windows ...

... Little Russell-street, Drury- lane, was found in his pocket, together with seventeen patterns of drapery, with the prices attached, which had been enclosed in it. Another envelope, addressed to Mr. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre; a letter and ...

... assaulting William Daniels, of 8, Sergeants'- inn, Fleet-street. The complainant stated that he was inl the dress circle of Drury-lane Theatre, with his wife, on Monday evening. The defendant, who was accompanied by a lady, entered the adjoining box at an ...

... Bgpresentative of his father, but as the author of the composition himself. The second 'air, Lodoiska, vas first p'erfoimed at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 26th of April, 1704, and no entry appeared to have been made of it until that by Mr. Cocks m 1848. The third ...

... representative of his father, but as the author of the composition himself. The second air, Lodoiska, was first performed at Drury-lane Theatre, on the 25th of April, 1794, and no entry appeared to have been made of it until that by Mr. Cocks in 1848. The ...