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... thirteen, were charged with being concerned in stealing above one cwt. of lead, from. premises, situate No. 10, Coal- yard, Drury-lane.-It appeared that the four first-named. prisoners rented an apartment ?? a house next to that of which the roof had been ...
... Mr. John Lindley, Hampstead-road. : Prosecutor stated that about five o'clock on Monday morning last, he was passing down Drury-lane, when he observed at the corner of the Coal-yard, fie men, among whom were the two prisoners. As he approached, they surrounded ...
... trace bias. Sergeant Archer commenced inquiries, and at length lite found thle boy want- dering iso the lieigloiourltoud of Drury-lane, wlises lie brought Isist before Mr. Combo, in thois court. From the investiga- tion by Archer, there is tio reason to doubt ...
... late lessee of Drury Lane Theatre, that thie order for bearing might issue immediately on the filing of the schedule. Mr. Lewis (Lewis and Lewis) made the application. It was stated that the insolvent was the late manager of Drury Lane Theatre, and had ...
... was, 0 trace him. Sergeant Archer commenced inquiries, and at length he found the boy waxdering in the nelghbourhood of Drury-lane, when he roght him before Mr.. Coibe, this court.. Froa the investigation by Archer, there is no reason to doubt the ori- ...
... Anderson, the late lessee ofI Drury-lane Theatre, that the order fot hearing might issue immediately on the filing of the schedule. MIr. Lewis made the applica- tiOn. It was stated that the insolvent was the late manager of Drury-lane Theatre, and had been arrested ...
... was to trace him: Sergeant Archer commenced inquiries and at legth lie found the boy wandering in the neigh- bourhood -of Drury.lane, when' he brought 'him befor Mr.- 'Combe, in this court. From' theinvestigetion by .Archer, there isno reason to doubt' ...
... was quite dumbhfounded at ?? seriousoess of the charge, and lie could prove that lie was at his lodgigs in Charles-street, Drury-lane, at the time spokenr of by the wituesses. Mr. Henry said that such a serious state of things shookd call for additional ...