... pleaded guilty, and were oentenced, Mary to seven days, and Catherine' to one month's imprisonment. . Patrick Brien, 40, Drury-lane, was charged vwth having stolen a pewter pint from the shop of Mr. Ka- vanagh, grocer, Jobnston's'-place. The ?? was committed ...

... deceased is dead, whatever bearing that may have upon the matter. ANOTHER MURDER IN LONDON. A man named Witley, living in Drury-lane, Lon- don, murdered his wife yesterday morning, and then attegmpted suicide. He lies in a precarious state. LAUNCH OF THE ...

... Club filled the moment the rumour got abroad, and in many other clubs a elmilar interest vwa manifested. In the evening at Drury Lane, at the Qceen's, at the Hlay. market, and other theatres, the National Anthem wae snug, and the audiences displayed great ...

... supposed thefts. They searched in the places where such thinga w-ould probably be disoosed of, and in Travers's marine stores, Drury-lane, four of the springo were discovered, and from the description given of the person who Eold them the prisoner was arrested ...

... ethics of Ir. Dion Bonamult's Fseso=n,wbhc is drawing, in spilte of our contemporaries' censorsip, its nightly crowd ' to Drury-lane. The Brirtish pablic as Macaulay long ago pointed out inshie defence of Byron, is sb- ject to internittent 8iteis ferocious ...

... pawn-tickets. The officer subsequently ascertained that the prisoner was an assistant in Mr. Jacob's, leather merchant. Drury-lane, in -whose emoloy- ment he was since October last up to the date of his arrest, and from whom the property mentioned in ...

... forwarded)' Frederick Younge, the actor, has left six chil- dren, and the profession in London have announced a benefit at Drury-lane Theatre for them. The death is announcsd of Colonel D austervile, ?? of the Bombay army. - He distinguished himself in arduous ...

... Manor, tie was committed for trial by that gentleman, and isjnow in Kilmainram jail. M. Capoul, who has been successful at Drury Lane this season, bas signed an engagement for America. Chilperic has proved decidedly successful at the Prince of Wales's Theatre ...

... I . SOUTHERN DIVISION. (Before Mr. Barton.) 1 IMirORTANT. To RAG A)D BoNE DEALIRS.- B Mr. Trevor, rag and bone dealer, Drury-lane, 3 appeared on summons to answer the complaint of Inspeotor Halligan, 4 D, for having a quantity of bones on his premises ...

... existing on the preemises 14 Drury-lane, The case was allowed t) stand over for a fortnight. .Michael Donnelly was snumnuoned for disobedience L to an order referring to the unclean harbouring oi swine on his premises in Drury-lane. The elase was allowed to ...

... Benson, summoned for disobedience to an order made on 3rd September, in reference to nui- ranoes existing on the premises, 2 Drury-lane. A flne of 5s. was inflicted. Patrick M'Cabe, summoned for the unclean harbour- ingi of swine on the premises, 13 M'Gai ...

... MDLLE. LODI. h1dlle. Lodi, whose reappearance since her debut cn the opening night of the season at her Majest's Opera, Drury-lane, has been prevented by illness, w asLe,-1 for the second time, on Saturday night, in Veldi's opera, Rigoletto. The two principal ...