... of the girls at night his way to King-street, Holborn; they pretended to ehew him the ' way; got him into Charles-street, Drury-lane; and i stood by ;while the three men garotted and plundered i 1the German of watch, purse, breast-pin, spectables,I and ...

... Mr. Poland appeared for the prisioser. I Tiie prosecutor one evening had been spending a few ihou's at the Mogul Tavern, Drury-lane, and on his way b l-oome he was accosted at King's-cross by the prisoner, a girl of the town. He desired her to leave him ...

... erchaut, Bedfordostreet South; Edward of Johsltone, merchant,, Tower-buildings, Water-street; Henry P Jump, corn merchant, Drury-lane; Edgar Musgrove, broker, 0 Oldball-street; Alexander Powell, bide factor, King-street; J. IC Iy A. Smith, merchant Matl ...

... importance to benefit societies. Hales was the treasurer of the Loyal Craven Society of Odd Fellows, held at his house, in Drury-lane, and was their debtor when he became insolvent. At the rising of the Court, on Thurs- day, an application was made on the ...

... 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 ...

... whatever theatre lie might think proper. I don't under. stand how. Besides, in this case Mr. B. T. Smith, time lessee of Drury-lane, was the defendant, but from some reason it was alleged that this right was purchased by Mr. Mathews- as if he wvere the ...

... were set to work to trace the thief. Sitch was watched as she left the premises one night to a house in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane; thence to the house of the prisoner Mayne, 34, Dorset-street, Dorset- square. Mayne and Such then went out together, followed ...

... 100,0001. were now proved, and the following creditors were chosen trade assignees :-Mr. James Btoad, iron-morchant, ol Drury-lane, and Mr. Wm. S. Gray, merchant, of Cullum-street. Mr. Nicholson ;s the official asaignne and Messrs. Linklater and Hackwood ...

... dramatic author, against Mr. B. T. Smith, the Lessee of Drury-lane Tbcatrc. to recover the sum of 114 1i1s., for seven snights' represectation of Tihe Game of Ssclatiol, at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, without tiec consent of the pfaintiff (who is the author ...

... charged, before Mr. Henry, with obtaining 3money under false pretenses. I Henry Sears, a tobacconist, in Russell-court, Drury-lane, Istated that, about a fortnight ago, the prisoner entered his sshop, and made some small purchase, for which he paid. He ...

... were Ant to work to trace the thief. Sitch was b Wted, as she left the premises one night, to I h ou!e in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, thence to i t oe hruce Of the prisoner Mayne, No. 34, Dorset- i reth Doset-square. Mayne and Sitoh then went ttgether, ...

... the schedulp.. He had. been employed by the insolvent as a stage-carpenter at Drury-lane Theatre. The Chief Comninisioner asksed the insolvent what he had to do with Drury-lane Theatre? The insolrent said he had the theatre fye years ale. He was connected ...