... ine of the E division of police stated thiat, at a quarter to one o'clock this morning, he saw the prisoners turn out of Drury-lane and proceed up Holb'srn into New Oxford- streel. They made a complete circuit, during which he several times lost them, ...

... his employment, and A, Ifr ?? Property. About a week after the robbery, s foer a ra'l eventtoa hnouse in Parker-street, Drury-lane, to Vith Plt naed rostery, Owho was suspected to be one Iht rtoi0to Cit sel robber, hut did not find him; but on Pai5airt ...

... where he stopped a short tine at the corner, he then went on to Holborh, and after this to a public-house in King-street, Drury-lane, where le remained for twenty minutes. He then went again into Holborn, when witness stopped him and asked Thm phere he ...

... of the way until about a week since, when he was appre- hended on suspicion of committing a burglary in Short's- gardens, Drury-lane ; and, upon being discharged from Bow- street, was re-taken by Sergeant Quinnear on the present eharges. Police-sergeant ...

... stopped hat a short time at the corner; he then went on to and Holborn, and after that to a public house in King. are street, Drury-lane, where be remained for twenty iseminutes. He then again went into Holborn, where - rwitness stopped him and asked him where ...

... 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 ...

... wherelie stopped a short time at the coner; he then went on to Holborn, and after that to a public house iii King- street, Drury-lane, where he remained for twenty minutes. lie then igain went into llnlhorn, where witness stopped him and asked him wliero ...

... stopped | fa short time at the corner; be then went en to ,Holborn, and after that to a publie house in King- . street, Drury-lane, where he remained for twenty I minutes. Hie then again went into H~olborn, where ,witness stopped him and askied him where ...

... where he-stopped a short time at the corner; he then went on to flolborn, and after this to a public-house in -ing-street, Drury-lane, where he resicained for about- twenty minutes. He then went again into Holborn, where witness stopped him and asked him ...

... we are sorry to say, cannot be protracted beyond the 25tb inst., in consequence, as the bill states, of the Concerts at Drury-lane Theatre commencing this year earlier than usual. The principal room at the Town-hall was crammed on Tuesday to welcome back ...

... wife of Henry Cheruneau, a t regimental tailor, who was abroad, but she did not knowt where. She resided in Orange-court, Drury lane;with her i a aunt, and was an unfortunate. I t Btuncier said he was 28 years of age, and a batcher, hawk. l t ing meat in ...

... prisoners. Constable Browne stated that on Saturday afternoon, about three o'clock, he stopped the prisoner Firsman in e Drury-lane and told her he should take her isto custody for i possessing herself of a quantity of lace that had been stolen f from ...