... Bow street, on Monday, with having created a disturbance, audiuterrupted the service in Whitfield Cbapel, Wil- son street, Drury lane, on Sunday evening. Mr Powell, the deacon of the chapel, said he was present, in his own pew, the previous night-tbe co ...

... Havr yesterday on board ship, and having landed I thou1gh asl was in London I would go to the theatre, and her i went to Drury lane last night. After I left ther inquired and looked about for respectable lodgings. I wanted to remain in London for a day ...

... seems, hbad induced the man to go with her i to thel room she occapied in an upper etorey in a house a in Barley court, Drury lane. Soon after they went I upstairs an altercation was beard, the window of the room, was opened, and the man thrown out. He ...

... London on Friday, in a coal cellar of a house in Drary-courtwilch is a paved thoroughfare from the Strand, leading into Drury-lane, part of which house was occupied by the parents of the deceised child. The father's name is Richard Reeves. EHe is a basket ...

... theatrical speculations, it was t ruinoured' that he was connected with -me in her c Majesty's Theatre and the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. h; May' I beg' the favour of 'the use of your columns for I the purpose of giving a denial to the same. I have no a one ...

... 'Mfahoney, iwho ived' ini the~iront parlous-, hbut left sepine tirme before, ssnd iwho since lived [ii l'nnces-estreei, Drury-lane. -This-asman eanme. forward on Fryday. eventnug,: but' too late to givic. his evidence jto -prove that- this shoe was':his ...

... A MABRIED McOBEANy.-A Bow-street. Police- office, London, last week, James Hollancd. a cabman, living in King-street, Drury-lane, was charged with 'brutally assaulting his wife, Jessie' Holland,- on the second night after her confinemnent. It was proved ...

... town. It seemns thati a pelar, r named Mfotatt, anur Isis wife had bees p ted' soine time, D and thai tte wife resided in -Drury-lane w.vi the 3onaSt b ddaughter. For sever4l d..ya M.fattbad 'neonii dril;kisg G!ard, and on Thurs&iy afternoon lie i alled ...

... of an'sction for false imprisonment, which a bui!der ?? hrought raiginst Mrr E. T. Smith, the lessee f Cureiorne-gardens, Drury-lane &c. The dis- pute arose out of somne bill transactions which Mr Srnith gave for senme repairithe plaintiff had made at ...

... this were so the offence against the excise iowa would remain the 'sa ?? Petter, t eamined' I em a spirit dealer,,of 36. Drury-lane. I io'rmembe~r the defendant, MrlJohogon, calling on, met ear~ly in Nowdumber last. Be asked me ifs . Mr Kelly had -spoken ...