... the proceedings some curious facts were elicited with reference to the criminal classes whichinufest the neighbourhood of Drury Lane. The first case was that of Georgiina Savage, aged seventy-one, who had been for several years well known in Oxford Street ...

... apprehended on the 2Nth inst., at a house in Drury Lane, when he denied the clsrge. Prisoner pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trial at thle Sessions. I7°ImmUDENT ROD ?? 7i Hll (20), gumnaker, Drury L~ane, was charged wvith stealing thirty-five gold ...

... mnetal roller, Thomas Street; Jamnes Welch (18), tube floater, Barn' Strect Ba77rey JMl'Carthy (201, linge filer, Court, Drury Lane Ausrtlie, Murphy (22), gum-lock maker, ThIomas Street Johen.o Hemming (1')), tube maker, Thomas Street William Herrimnyton ...

... possess a degree of interest. Mr. Wilkes Booth is the second son of the late Junius Brutus Booth, who was eminent tragedian Drury Lane nearly half century ago. He was man of strange eccentric character, and at several periods of his life was afflicted with ...

... for the defendant. There is also a cross suit to stay the plaintiff in this suit from carrying out an engagement to take Drury Lane Theatre. f ter the opening of the case, several efforts were made to come to an arrangement between the parties, and the ...

... and his slster, enami AMaley (19), were chargod with assaulting Patrick Huesey. On Saturday night Hussey was going down Drury Lane, on his wey home, when he wae met by Ilte two prisoners, nad another man noe in onstody. Tuo ian snot In cusody klnockc ...

... (18), metal roller, Thonsas Street ; Janes Welch (18), tube lloatei, Barn Street Barney Ml'Carthy (20), hinge filer, Court, Drury Lane Mlartn- in. Murphy (22), gun-lock maker, Thomas Street John H1emmin-,q (19), tube maker, Thomas Street WIlli/ant Balo-ington ...

... except the prisoner and the man with whpm he was fight- ing. By M~r. M~aler: No blows were struck until they arrived in Drury Lane. A man named Jordan did not strike any of them. There were about ten or fifteen per- eons in the street. The deceased was ...

... (SipCadiary), W. Pl- tips, B. Wiggin, C. B. Cope, and B, G6ioyther. SINGULAR RoBoL-eRYv--Thsomae Maluraaira (22) bell- hanger, Drury Lane, was charged -with stealing a bellpull, the property of Mr. Jackson, pariah surgeon, Steelhouse 1unne. On Wednesday night ...

... lies Street, were summoned for an offence under the Lodg- ing Houses Act, and were Hued ts. end costs.-iartin lialley, of Drury Lane, was fined Is. and costs, for keeping en unregistered lodging house. AMENDMENTS TO THE REFOM BILL, Last evening notice was ...

... to three months, hard Iltboar. * DIFBDADING THE LOrjDON AND Noserrg sa f RALWAY CONPANY,-2 ILOMnO Sulliean, dsrbed !bad. Drury Lane, scre w maker, was charged with having riddea In one of the carriages ot the London and 1orth Vre(MW a company from, Liverpool ...

... Sparlebrook, and the same day the prisoner was apprehended carrying a bundle, containing a portion of the stolen articles in Drury Lane. The pirisoer, was committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions. SlHOPLIsoTsNn.-Jolh Boyle was cluarged with stealing, on ...