... CUSACK AND OTHEHS V. RoaicRSox.-1'be piain. tiffi in thie action were Messrs. Charles Cesack and Sons, butter merchants, of Drury-lane, In this town, and the defendant was Mr. Edward Robinsoin, general merohaLt, of London. The action was br~mght to recover ...

... it seemed that the pri- rc er, soanr had at one time been employed as warehouse- cos ro- man in Harrison's warehouse in Drury-lane, Liver- a- lis pool. He, however, was charged and pleaded an' fy, ilyto having stolen some cotton, and aitwsby Rtas fir-st ...

... nanmed Thonita Little,wtisteliaged ?? various sums of money be- A -iniginge to his emsployer, Mi. Golding, en, r broker, Drury-lane. at 3The prisoner was office boy, and woes frequently, sent out to eel- flect accounts. On the 16tih instant lie ores paid ...

... abmiar~ntae Tuaa £100 Narme, - 99 Wiltlarn Gosllingmatsoon,an apprentice with Messrs Horsburgh, The Halley,-and Co., of Drury-lane, who had been remanded on this poe charge, was committed for trial. On the 89th September, the of I pris oner saw the cashier ...

... and Co.). From the premises being required, I laea' ~ed during thne past month removed to the blansion-lipuse lintel, ealf Drury-lane. Sinces I have been in business it has b~ee ney eels ass to close entirely oin the Sabbath. Yesterday morniceg, after eco ...

... 10s. ; Ann Lloyd, Regent-street, £3; 'AV of the Ann Greenall, Titbehbarn-street, 20s9.-Beerseliera: James L door, Fields, Drury-lane, 10s.- Patrick Mahon, Carlton-street, h, in, the £5; James Wallace, Woodstock-street, £3; William 11 brown Pendleton, B ...