... timber merchant, ?? Tower-wharf, Commercial-road, Lam- beth against the defendant, Mr. Henry Allen, 7, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, a carman and carrier, of 20 years' residence in that neighbourhood, for a small sum claimed as the price of goods sold ...

... constable Moss, of the F division, stated that on Wednesday night, about ten o'clock, he was on duty in plain his clotlhco at Drury-lane Theatre, aid saw the two prisoners ra- ii the pit feeling the pockets of several ladies. He saw the prisoner Adam put his ...

... two young men under twenty years of age, and both respectably connected, were charged on suspicion of pick- ing pockets in Drury-lane Theatre.-Richard Moss, of the P division, stated that lie saw theprisoners together, looking intently at the pockets of ...

... constable Moss, of the i division, stated that on Wednesday night, about ten o'clock, he was on duty, in plain clothes, at Drury-lane Theatre, and saw the two prisoners in the pit feeling the pockets of several ladies, and saw the prisoner Adam put his hand ...

... 16, were severally ?? with bum- 1sariously entering the dwelling-house of' Mr. Lloyd, a tobacconist, residing at No. 152, Drury-lane, and the others, brothertand sister, with, being accomplices. Prosecutor said that, having closed the shop and locked up ...

... a mitter for the hearing. Mr. CliarnoAk remarked that bail was always in the dis- cretion of the Court. Two tradesmen in Drury-lane were examined as bail. They proved that they possessed considerable property, but Mr. Charnock questioned them ; they got ...

... a-matter for thohearing. Mr. Charvbock remarked that bail was always in the dis- cretion of the court. Two tradesmen in Drury-lane were examined as bail. They proved that they possessed considerable property, but Mr. Charnock questioned thom; they got ...

... street-sweepers, and a police constable, do- posed that the prisoner was in the habit of stealing cats in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, where a great number of those animals had been lately missed by their owners, and taking the skins off while the cats were ...

... M'Mahon, an intelligent boy, stated that shortly I befire eight o'clock in the morning he was passing through iParker-street, Drury-lane, when he saw the prisoner skinning a live cat ; and observing that she lad laid two others with their throats cut on a window ...

... street-sweepers, and a poliee-constable, deposed that the prisoner was in the habit of stealing eats in the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, where a great number of those animals had been lately missed by their owners, and taking the skins off while the cats were ...

... ? M'Mahon, a youth employed a, a Su eet sweeper, statod that he saw the prisoner skinning a live cat in Parker-street, Drury- lane, and at tha samte tiane observed dying bodies of two other cats lying upon a window ledge, with their throats cat, awaiting ...

... son., with a rd series of robberies at home. IS The father, a decent tradesman, carrying on business as a gas-fitter in Drury-lane, and who seemed to feel very ad acutely the painful position in which he stood as the prose- be-cutor of his child, said ...