... raings, the poperty of Mrs. Davidson.0 The prosecutrir stated that she was a wardrobe dealer &c., residing in Russell-court, Drury-lane, and that on Thursday afternoon the prisoners came into her shoo, and D one of them asked for a dress. While sthe tried ...

... eight o'clock, a man, named James Dryden, a journeyman tailor, residing at 51, Parker- street, Drury-lane, went into the Marlborough Head public-house, in Drury-lane, and called for some re- fresbment, and before he had touched it he suddenly dropped down ...

... £10 notes and £4 3s. 4d. is cash. He had been drinking that day. Ho met the prisoner Mingay at a public house in or near Drury-lane, and he remained drinking with her until past day break on the following morning. Wisen he met her ho had the two £10 notes ...

... notes and 41. 3s. 4d. in cash. He 'had been drinking that day. He met the prisoner Mingay at a 'public-house in or near Drury-lane, and he remained dlrinking with her until nest daybreak on the following morning. When he met her. he had. the two 101. ...

... to the prisoner, together with a £5 bill to pay an account which was die to Messrs. Spalding anid Hodge, stationers, of Drury-lane. He then went oul. of town, and on his return he found that the prisoner na- had absconded. He made inquiries, and discovered ...

... las charged with the foilowing outrage. C0icconsttble 11 F, stated that on Sunday evening, as1 'dity in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, he heard 'Ortmoeder, avid was called to the spot, where the pri- thalftdressed, and having in his hand the large carv- ...

... Hare and Hounds, Stoke Newington; Alexander Mills, Birdcage Tavern, Banner-street, Bethnal. green, Edwin Winder, the Mogul, Drury-lane; J. Sacker, Rose and Crown, Devon-lane, Bromley ; R. Morris, William the Fourth, New Gravel-lane; J. Baurm, Whito Lion, ...

... and Hounds, Stoke-Nijwington; Alexander Mills, Bird-cage Tavern, Banner-street Bethnal- green; Edwin Winder, the Mogul, Drury-lane; Joseph Sacker, Rose and Crown, Devon-lane, Bromley; Richard Morris, WVilliam the Fourth, New-gravel-lane; John Baum, White ...

... o'clock on the sight of Tuesday, the- 9th nlt., he met the. prisoner Mingay (Lady Man;field) at a public-house in or near Drury-lane. They were drinking together for some time, abd while there some'one stole his hlat. Mingay said ste would get it for-himii ...

... mere child, not above eleven years of age. Hiis nsame is James Donovan, and he lived with his parents in.White' Hart-yard, Drury- lane. He had some quarrel yith his parents, from whom he can into the cellar. 1te tien took off his neckerchief, 'vhich he f ...

... and gave him into custody, when lie said his name was not Mills but Pearson, ?? he lived at the Model Lodging-house, in Drury-lane. I gave the trade notice that lie was in custody. Mr. Benjamin Simmonds, of Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, said: The prisoner ...

... fromn a customerr, and directed hini to pay tire care Ito Meesets Spalding and ilodge, the wholesale stittiotiers, ir | Drury-lane. Instead of doing so, however, the pleisoner went ito the Strand branic of the Royal British Bank anrs got cash for the ...