... accountant, but declined to give his ad- dress, was cbarged with attemptiing to extort money from Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drury-lane theatre. -Mr. Ballautine stated that the defendant had annoyed that gentleman by threatening to print and expose same placards ...

... Syd- ir-iF, charged with endeevouriny to extort money on a threat of publishing a scandalous libel on Mr. Sa~ith, lessee of Drury-lane theatre, was brought up before Mr. Henry on remasnd.-Ir. Ballantine stated that Mr. Smith desired to forego any further ...

... On Sunday evening a man named Garrett T.Y ielvin, occupying a little hat shop and back parlour at 171E Martlett's-caurt, Drury -lane, deie *suddenly iin the presence of his wife, and eight small children, who t' ad been thrown into the greatest possible ...

... end that ha waa given into custody in consequence of having attempted to. obtain some money upon it from Mr. Smith, of Drury-lane theatre, representing that he. hid been sent by his lather, Mr. FeIOMOMe Lthe ?? assistant.-jud-e said'he considered the ...

... aggravated assault upot a married woman, ?? Ssrah-Wiscs.-&OflCihiat stated that she was the wife of a piiatcr, .and resided in Drury- lane' Last evening her husband having been absent from his home at an unnseaily late hour, she left in search of hWm, and on ...

... upon a married woman, named Martha Sarah Isaacs.-Complainant stated that she was the wife of a printer, and resided in Drury- lane. Last evening her husband having been absent from his home t an unusually late hour, she left in search of him, and on her ...

... that some informa- tion having been given to the pollce at Bow-street, a party of officers went to 44, Cliarles-street; Drury-lane, and having forced an ?? into the front room upon the first floor, they found a3l three prisoners there, the man Morrms ...

... this gentleman, loniqerly on&eof the leading scenic' artists at heoi Majesty's tieatre, Coient-garden, Ly-' ceunm, aind Drury-lane, by the hand. of an assassin. TUhe rumbur has unhappdy proved too true, and the-' follwing'paiticulare, abridged fraisathe ...

... prosecutrix, who was unable to stand during her examination, occupied the front room on the first floor of No. 2, Burley-court, Drury-lane. The prisoner, a total stranger to her, forced his way into the house between nine and ten in the morning, and, followed ...

... aateur phrenelogist' IIt ap- peared that he had bab recently come from' thet coun, try, and .one evenngr he . ent to a ?? f Drury! lane. - I thi cii rse' of the night 'hefOUe in con- versation withthe ?? attpebrof a ublic- house, a n4 ;havingz itroucedwhis ...

... the opera com- pany, lately performing at that ?? appeared that Madame Caradari and Signor Pavesi had engaged to sih% at Drury-lane, on the ta-opening of the theatre under new mann.gement, and ?? announced to Blspee! oen oonday evening, the 20th August ...

... English lettre de cachet-a judge's order-is reported under the head Police. Madame Caradori deposed that her engage- mentat Drury-lane was from the 12th to the 19thAug.; and Signor Pavesi, her partner in misfortune, informed the bench that Madame Caradori ...