... 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 ...

... Drury-court, which is a paved thoroughfare fromt the Strandl, and opposite the ehureb of St. Alary-le- Strand, leading into Drury-lane, part of which house was occupied by the parents of the deceased child. Thb fatlher's name is Richardt Reeves. He 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 ...

... should discharge it The decision of thle bench esas received with applause by a crowded court. TIM MURDER AND SUICrDE IN DRURY-LANE.- On Friday, Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Westminster, held en inquest at King's College Hospital on the bodies- of Zamnes ...

... brought under the notice of the Recorder at the Central Criminal Court. A tradesman named Frederick Lee, of Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, bad been summoned to serve on the petty jury at the sessions. Instead of attending himself he sent a man in his employment ...

... 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 ...

... travelled from court to count throughout St. Giles's, and 6 at length went to a filthy alley called Lincoln's-court, in Drury-lane. In one of the houses in this place he dis- ; covered the woman Andrews, and he also traced the child into her possession ...

... 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 ...