... o a deceesed WilS neglected aud ?? several other do witnesses had been Called, Jr. IVeleh, of 19, llackmore- U. street, Drury-lane, deposed that on the 10th of May, di, . 1877, ho was sent for by the brother of the deteasod,and lie foutitl her to be a ...

... FRIGHTFUL OCCURRENCE. On Sunday, about one o'clock, screams which pro ceeded from the house, No. 17, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, attracted the attention of the policeman on the beat, who, on entering the premises, dis- covered in a back yard the almost ...

... Roua-eR AT MADAME TussAuu's EXHIBITION.- Thomas Daldy, a -respectably dressed man, for- lnerly a publican in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and -subsequently the keeper of the beer-shop, a well- known ?? of thieves, in the neighbourhood -of Clare-market, was ...

... Endell-street, end during the night she regained conseiusanuess, and gave the name of Alice Donivan, living in Wild-street, Drury-lane. HnnMDEN DEATH OF A PONTEFRAOT TRADES. Uk.-l-Mr. John Barker, of the Pontefract coach worse, died tuddeuly on Saturday evening ...

... ROBBERY AT MADAME TussAuD's EXIIISITION.- Thomas Dahly, a respectably dressed man, for- merly a publican in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and subsequently the keeper of the beer-shop, a well- known rendesrous of thieves, in the neighbourhood of Clare-market ...

... theatrical speculations, it was t ruinoured' that he was connected with -me in her c Majesty's Theatre and the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. h; May' I beg' the favour of 'the use of your columns for I the purpose of giving a denial to the same. I have no a one ...

... 'Mfahoney, iwho ived' ini the~iront parlous-, hbut left sepine tirme before, ssnd iwho since lived [ii l'nnces-estreei, Drury-lane. -This-asman eanme. forward on Fryday. eventnug,: but' too late to givic. his evidence jto -prove that- this shoe was':his ...

... that Mr. Van Buren had left that house some wi yiears,1and was now keeping the Crown and Cushion, in nil F ours uselstreet, Drury-lane. He entered into conversation of 11ntwith the barmaid, who had held the same position when po they Mr.Va Buren kept the ...

... named Attwood, had made a false charge against the young men of attempting to pick pockets at M. I Julian's concert at Drury-lane Theatre, and were the next t morning examined before Mr. Hall, at Bow-street, when the l defendant swore that he saw them ...

... wheie lie stopped a short time at the corner; le then went on to Holborn, and after that to a public house in King- street, Drury-lane, where, he remained for twenty minutes. Ile then again went into ilolborn, where witness stopped him and iasked him where ...

... alias Maddox, who was convicted at the last session of stealing a catch from the person of - Smith, at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre, on the occasion of Mr. Macready's farewell performance, was brought up for judgment. It was proved that the prisoner ...

... his wife, Ann Donovan, by ill-using her, c and afterwards by throwing her out 'of a window at SNo. 19, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, was brought Dn' Up for' further ?? prisoner, who I conducted himself in a very imperious manner )W throughout the examination ...