... Chartists in 1848, was tried for stealing a purse. A policeman, seeing him behave in a suspi'ious way at the pit-entrance of Drury Lane Theatre, arrested him; and a purse belonging to a Mr. Byrne was found in his possession. Mr. Byrne said he had securely ...

... that at half-past w three o'clock, on the morning of the 17th of December, he was standing at the end of Blackmoor street, Drury lane, when he observed the three prisoners in company. When they saw him they turned into Vinegar yard, and thence to Russell ...

... notes. Mr. Stephen Shiirley said he was in the service of Messrs.R Spalding sod lWdge, etationers, of 145, 140, end 147, Drury- lane. Os the 7th of.Yanuary some person Went to his place with the anote producee'. He thought it was the youncg man at the bar ...

... and pleasure, was a member of the Garrick Club, where he dined frequently, and thau he passed a great part of his time at Drury-lane Theatre. Mrs. Harris said she lived at 66, Gloucester-place, Portman-square, and let out lodgings. She knew Mrs. Coupe, ...

... police-sergeant No. IT P. At I half-past six o'clock on the evening of the 8th of January I was on duty at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre in plain clothes, and there were about three hundred persons present inside and outside the lobby,and when thedoors ...

... appeared that at'half past three o'clock, on the morning of the 17th of December, he wastanding at the end of Blaskmore.atreet, Drury.lane, when he ob- served the three prisoners in comnpany. When 4they saw him they turned into Vinegar-yard, and thence to' Russell- ...

... de- tained. Henry Byrne deposed that he lived at Walcot House, Lambeth. The purse and meney produced were 'iz. 'e was at Drury-lane Theatre on the evening in question, and just before going into the crowd assembled at the pit entrance before the doors ...

... destcrihsd as a newspaper proprietor, printer, and publisher, of No. 2, Catherine-stroat, Strand, of White SSHart-street, Drury-lane, and of Fineburys6quare. The r- accounts bees already appeared. of Mfr. Linklster, representing the assignees, said they ...

... against him alleged that Policeman 17 F saw the prisoner make several attempts to pick pockets while waiting to go into Drury-lane theatre on the 8th inst. He-took him into custody, when he found a purse in his pocket, which the prosecutor identified ...

... that at half-past three o'clock on the morning of the 17th of December, he was standing at the end of Blackmoor-street, Drury-lane, when he observed the three prisoners in company. When they saw him they turned into Vinegar-yard, and thence to Russell-curt ...

... for any debts she might contract beyond that amount. It was ex. plained that the defeanants ceased to be a member of the Drury-lane committee in 1854, and that after his insolvency his brother paid his subscription to the Garrick Club. The learned Judge ...