... the court the greater part of two days, originated as follows :-On the closing night of Jullien's promenade concerts, at Drury-lane Theatre, the de- fendants were on duty, and at the conclusion of the perform- ance they apprehended two young men, named ...

... named Atwood, had made a false charge agarinst the young men of attempting to pick pockets at M1. Jul. lien3's concert at Drury-lane Theatre, or.the night of' the 10th December. The parties were taken into custody as they were leaving the theatre, and were ...

... ten o'clock in the morning, the prisoner, who was accompanied by two gentlemen, came into the Craven Head public-house, in Drury-lane, of which he was part proprietor, and called for brandy and water, w'.sich was instantly supplied, after which some mis ...

... OF' JAMtES IOBERTION ANDERsON. This w as A meeting for the proof of debts in the ease of Mir. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, preli- minary to a dividend. A number of creditors attended be- fore Mr. Cha~rles Dance, the registrar, and among ...

... MATTER OF J. B. ANDERSON. This was a meetiag for the proof of debts under the estate > of Mr. Anderson, the late lessee of Drury-lane Theatre. The principal proof tendered was by Mr. Sulivant, the l author of -the comedy, The Old Love aned the News for £230 ...

... In this case Mr. Charles Dance, the registrar, has made his report, and the dividend under the insolvency occasioned by Drury-lane Theatre will be 9%d. in the pound on debts proved to £5,378. The money in court, on which the divi- dend will be declared ...

... it was then arranged that they were to meet on the following morning, which was Saturday, at the Giant public-house, in Drury-lane, about nhine o'clock. On the Friday even- illg- Wagner gave him tire cheque for £340, and also Some canvas money bags, and ...

... fromn the prisoners, to get changed. Finding -that they had been stopped, be proceeded with him to 23, Blaekmore-strect, Drury-lane, where he pointed out the prisoners as being the persons from whom he had got them, en addition to another of the same amount ...

... received the £40, I which was left in a travelling bag by the prisoner at the Y house of a Mr. Kiplin, a cheesemonger in Drury-lane. is The prisoner was remanded for further inquiry. S GUILDNALL.-Leon Joseph A'erinsckx, laceman and silk t mercer, appeared ...

... Fleet-street, were entered from the cellar, and the property was found shortly afterwards in the lodg- ings of the prisoners, in Drury-lane. The Court sentenced Wallace to ten and Neal to seven D years' transportation. [Before Mr. Baron Martin.] William Payne ...

... d, I knew nothing about it;:~ was, Mlii'Long (addressing the officer)* Do yeti do ;duty in' Drury-lane ?-Officer: Your worship, sI have not baes nm Drury-lane for the last two dr three years. The Magistrate could no~t bring'hin'ssel'f, by any stretbh':e ...

... disobeyed, and Knowland, one of the police attached to this court, apprehended him on Tuesday T% night at a coffee-house in Drury-lane. Su The Reused admitted having pawned the boots, but set up M. as an excuse that he was labouring under a great deal of ...