... police-sergeant 3 F, said that on the evening of the 10th of Januas;y, he was on duty in plain i clothesat the: pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre, when he saw the prisoner WValker come and place himself at the si left-hand corner of the entrance. Shortly afterwards ...

... Irranted the bankrupt. RE 'WEBB. This was the oboice of assigoses. The bankrupt, Charles Webb, was a general salesman of Drury-lane and Chriep- street. ; The debts are about £1,200; assets small. Mr. Alexander, of Hatton-garden, wholesale jeweller, and ...

... 26, described as a watchmaker, stylishly dressed in a cape-coat, was convicted of picking pockets at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Theatre. The prisoner was not known to the London police, but it was believed that be was a provincial swell moboman, He ...

... sw-as also proved that w hile a policemrkan was taking Field to the police- sration, 'lii prisoner Miariin as-s seen in Drury-lane to maink sic-ntls to him, to which Field respunded by 'motioning hibn to escaipo. ?? run aiat'; but he eills foll'iwed und ...

... sister, Emily Smith. trtI could not swear that the prisoner is the man, but 1I believe ,ger hle i. I-e gave tha address 5, Drury-lane. He was alone 2set as well as I can remember. en. Mr. Fowvke recalled : The five canseos now prodssced are a prtin f te ...

... FORGERYv BY A. CAotmAw.-Charlec .Bte warl a carman, in the employ of Mlessrs. R.. and J. Herbert, PO modellers, Parker-street, Drury-lane, was charged with W forging and uttering two cheques for £5 each, purporting rear to be signed by his employers, one on ...

... Exchduge-curt, i. Strand; EdwvardXMGrath, Red Lion-couit,,Drury-lane A Ed:d .Ienef Jse arid George A/bert, Tower Atruf>t; W, il I id Aeenell, Loug- lne, Sluithficld ; Denneis iean, Drury-lane; goe Br and Denote 1JBryant, Shadwell, were pliced at the bar ...

... out of- place, pr and was a little over fourteen years of aige. ' On the previous p night she met the prisoner Sullivan in Drury-lane ita little before midnight, and being without a lodg- B ing, she caked he - where she couldge a bed Sullivan said she had ...

... even to understand the nature of the charge. i Janies M~iller, the deputy landlord of a lodgiug-houtes in Ing-troeet Drury-lane, stated that. the prisoner with herihuobrid, A ?? ro, lived in his house. h She was a very derinken woman, and was in the ...

... property of Joseph Filden, from the person of Eliza Filden. The proseoutrix said she was passing the end of Rus- sell-court, Drury-lane, on the night of the 4th of Septem- ber, where the two prisoners And two other persons were standing. Immediately after ...

... OPERA AT DiURY-LAXI THEATRE. The insolvent, known as Dr. Pech, who had been mu- sical director of the English Opera at Drury-lane Theatre, was further heard. Mr. Dowse opposed for a creditor named Joseph Braham; and Mr. Cockerell, a creditor, appeared ...

... Ultiell di-mr. Mahihoney, who . lived in the front pirlour, but left somc tiiio e beforo and whosince lived in Princes-streot, Drury-lane, d This man ?? forward oll Friday evening, hut too hatc d to give his evidenco to provo that this shoe wavs his, anut e ...