... as the one in Drury- lane, had his oysters deposited at the former place, from whence he conveyed some of them to Drury-lane. On giving up the former shop the oysters were still brought to Billingsgate, although addressed to Drury-lane, but on every occasion ...

... d, Drury- lane, but he drove to Caldwell's public-house, nut the dancing rooms, in Dean-street, Soho. He there called and paid for a pint of wine, and after drinking that they again got into the caband went to the Red Lion and Still, in Drury-lane. By ...

... lurk. Helmes, F division, said that the prisonerse belonged to a i notorious gang of thieves whose headquarters were in Drury- lane. Jones had already been convicted, and the others, who were brothers, and whose right name was Dare, were I well known to ...

... and other business expenses .. 42168 By domestic and personal ditto ?? 1,8106 1 By lone on 2o54 performances at Lyceum and Drury-lane Thea- tres, as per profit And loss state- ment .£21 0. . .. ?? 8 By ditto upon sub-letting Lyceum Theatre from April 4 to ...

... living in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane. From the evidence of James PitR and constable Steadman, 158 F, it appeared that shortly sifter nine o'clock on Friday evening there was a drunken row at the corner of Charles- street, Drury-lane. A fight had taken place ...

... murderous attack upon at Daniel Downs, at a house in Charles .street, Drury- lane. at Thomas Tanner, police-constable o5 F, ?? three bi o'clock this morning I was on duty in Drury-lane, when I on heard a great noise, and screams of Murder, proceeding ...

... articles, value 301., the property of Frederick Caplin, hise master. He pleaded guilty. The prosecutor, a draper and hosier, in Drury-lane, stated that altogether the prisoner had robbed him to the extent of over 1001. He allowed him 1I. a week and his board ...

... some alteration to be made in it. After be was gone a bracelet was missed, which after- wards was pawned at Livermore's, in Drury-lane. by the prisoner, who, when taken, said he had only been in England a week, but it was ascertained that he had lodged in ...

... Newton, the York Minster, Phil- lo pot-street, Mile-end Old Town, granted; Henry Elliott, dL Brownlow Arms, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, granted; as Samuel Gilbert, the Lord Nelson, Clement's-inn-passage, to Clare-market, granted; George Kerr, the Bull's Head ...

... w l eocmunlosto with Worship a tother ths pmeal'- should be Is.or 60a. The summons ww 4ournedh acodngly. XMSIC1. Madame DRURY-LANE. Maiame PauLine riardot appeared last nighI' fr the fist time at this theatre, in the Baruli ?? Eaa Te Magement Of t most ...

... or six others, was concerned in getting the portmanteau off the cab. The prisoner put it on his shoulder and walked down Drury-lane with it. The wit- ness told a policeman, who went after the prisoner and asked him where he was going to take the portmanteau ...

... him that he had pledged the bracelet at apawnbroker's, in Drury-lane; and be~gging for mecy In consequence of the statement in that letter, applicationws made at Sir. Livermore's, in Drury-lane, where the bratelet Mr. Jardine committed the prisoner for ...