... follow the prisoner to see where he resided, and he followed the prisoner to the model lodging-house in Charles-street, Drury- lane, and then came back and informed me where he had traced the prisoner to. I then went with the young man and a constable ...

... member of the metropolitai police force, who, it was alleged (asreported else5 where), had been rmurdered while on'duty in Drury- lane. -The three men, Daly, Cahill, and Curtis, charged with being concerned m the death of the de- ceased, were not present ...

... professional myself. I did not go home with my lady friend tb sleep, because she slept with her mother In Drury-lane. I. am an actress at Drury- lane and the Lyceum; but I do not play in my hus. band's name I paid the cabman at a public-house where the eabman ...

... that on the 3rd December he saw the two prisoners, together with another man not in custody, coming from Charles-street, Drury- lane, towardsNewton-street, Holborn. The prisoner Hall was carrv on his shoulder a broken sack, from Which.the officer observed ...

... FRACAS AT DRURY-LANE THEATRE At Bow-street police-court, on Tuesday, Mr. Wil. i'am Miller, of the Duke's Head, Putney, was charged with creating a disturbance at the box en- trance of Drury-lane theatre on Monday evening about seven o'clochc. Mr. Frederic ...

... two' rings, and other things belonging to her late husband.. The prisoner, was apprehended at a 'house iniCharles-street, Drury- lane, and admitted that she had taken the money from the till, considering that she had a right to it. In answer to the Magistrate ...

... had never lost an article before.- The prisoner the same morning pledged the three damask slips'at Mr. Livermore's, 43, Drury- lane, for 7s. 6d., and got diunk with the money. She said nothing in her. defence, and the jury found her £( Guilty Mr.-- Payne ...

... theatrical profession, being egarged at some of the miaor metropolitan toewarsee. The petitioner opened a cigar shop ia Drury lane, and was employed at Agtley's; but his dl treotment, which commenced shortly after the marriage, continued , and consisted ...

... until next Thurs- day. HER MATOsTY'S THEATRE. --An agreament WaS signed on Thursday which constitutes Mr. E. T. Smith, the Drury lane manager, future lessee of Her Ma- jesty's theatre, at a lease of seven, fourteen, or twent3,' one years. NEwiweAp.B mx Tunis ...

... 2-olea of Harlequin and Gent, at the above theatre, was partaking of some refreshment at the bar of Wilon's tavern, Drury. lane, when he suddenly fell to the ground a corpse. The deceased, who appeared in his usual health and spirits, is supposed to ...

... by the arms and ponch. ag him, and often unbuttoning his coat while teluing . story. her. B. T. Smith aid whbile he had Drury- lane theatre the defendant was connected with the Cahrlianelet at h tome when thse were about 1a0n girls etn'ged nightly in tlfe ...

... the amount claimed. BOW-STREET. A MODEL PsicAN.-Mr. JUiA Townshend, land- lord of the Hope Tavern, in Blackmoor-street, Drury- lane, appeared to answer a summons, charging him with knowing and permitting drunkenness in his ?? Brannan. of the F division ...