... Running Harse public-house, Queen- street, Lincoln's. inn- ?? Holmes, 60 F,. said he was on duty last night at the doors of Drury- lane theatre when they were opened to admit the au- dience, and perceived the prisoner bustling about the crowd. Suddenly he ...

... CAsE or FELINE CRUELTY.-Aiary Beckett was charged with skinning oats alive.-Sted- man, 168 F, said that while on duty in Drury-lane this morning, between five and six o'clock, a coster- monger named Payne informed him that the prisoner, who was then walking ...

... etteel, and which is a branch of the order of Foreaters, against the defendant, Mr. Edward Tyrrell Smith, the lessee of Drury.-lane theatre, to recover the sum of 601., for breach of an agreement. Mr. Addisonf in opening the ase, said it was ens oo great ...

... appeared for the prisoner, said It was a case of mistaken identity by the boys, and then oalled Charles Day, of George-yard, Drury. lane, who said the pri- soner breught a dark cream- coloured pony to his stables about eight o'cleck on the Monday night. The ...

... of l81, High Holborn, ?? Walton, ala- bourer, were charged with stealing a sack of seed from premises n Charles-street, Drury-lane, also oc- cupied by Mr. Waite. The man Thompson had been suspected some time of peculation, and Holmes and Thomas, of the ...

... COMMENCING EARLY.-Philip fffGcuinesg, a poor, dirty-looking boy, only six years of age, residing at 17, Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, was charged with feloniously cutting and wounding John Hall, an errand boy, living with his mother, at 3, Bryan-street ...