... the property of Henry Taylor. ad The prisoner enticed the child, who was under four an years of age, from Beinett's-oourt, Drury-lane, and having 'or got her into by-plaee, tore from her oars a pair of small he rings that were in them, and while the child ...

... him a topper for luck the first time he saw him, and went away. He was afterwards apprehended in a n skittle-ground in Drury-lane. t f he jury found them both cuiy.o r Two former convictions were proved against the woman, 3 Y and it was stated by the ...

... dollars more than ;was ever known in the house. DEATH O MAE. HENRY LYiNN, TH{E TRAGEDArxr._T1jS' gentleman, formerly of Drury-lane and the Princess's Theatres, andl lately of Burtoa's and Wallack's, died about the 8th of July,. at St. Louis, Mobile, of ...

... amateur phrenologist. It appeared that he had but recently come from the country, and one evening he went to a concert room in Drury-lane. In the course of the night he fell in conversation with the three prisoners at the bar of a public-house and having intro- ...

... a counterfeit, and asked the prisoner where he got it be from. Theprnsoner said he received it at the Giant's, ay in Drury-lane, and was not aware till then that it was a he bad one. Witness observing that he was accompanied bya n- notorious smasher ...

... 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 ...

... ateur phrenologist. It appeared that he had but recently come from the country, and one evening he wert to a concert in Drury-lane. In the course of the night he fell in conversation with the three prisoners at the bar ofapublic-house, andphavingioooduced ...

... phrenologist. It. appeared that he had but recently come from the country, and one evening he went to a concert- room in Drury-lane. In the course of the night he fell in conversation with the three prisoners at the bar of a publid- house, and having ...

... POLICE-YESTERDAY. Bow-sTBEeT.-Mr. Bcojamin Sloman, carpenter and ma. chinist of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, appeared befor& Mr. H~enry to answer a charge of wilful perjury, preferred; against him by Madame Caradori, the prima donna of the, opera company ...

... Hie is comm itted for trial. eg BOW-STREET. Ms EfJr esajumin Slomzoa, carpenter and machinist, of the at Theaera iuyal Drury-lane, appeared before M~r. Henry to Ia answer acharge of wailful perjury, preferred against him by Madame Casadori, the ?? donna ...