... as sheo sunderstood the grandfatlser ln- ft tended to Issid it ever to a girl of the town named i- Johanna, reaiding in Drury-lane, but this, like many other i- assertionA, wase lpsoved to be whsolly false on her part. 9 ~Tise investigation had been adjourned ...

... named Farmer, who, with her presest husband, er, lives in the houte of the prosecutor, John Jackmsu, shoe. be maker, 189, Drury-lane. On Sunday, the 14th instant, Mrs. I ok Former missed a silver watch from her room, and suspecting I ne her sea, charged ...

... Ivatched. hes woa soon to go several times to I fithe lodg ings Of liarper, who is a cisarwuintat, living in tVI l Coal-yardl, Drury-lane. Harper, in her ttii, was watrhed to the ?? of fMayne, who carries otI i fuisi'ss in D)orset-:.rcet, Dorset-square; amil ...

... next charged with obtaining a pint and a-half of cream by false pretences, from Mr. Hall, dairyman, White tI Hart-street, Drury-lane. is It appeared that in July the prisoner was for a few days g, in the service of Mr. Crichton, confectioner, in the S Strand ...

... further charged with obtaining a pit and a half of cream by false pretences, fro Mr.li Hall, a dairyman, in White Hart-street, Drury-lane. In thin cuss the prisoner, after being discharged from & situation, which te had held fr a few days only, at a con- fectioner's ...