... 21, taIlor, and Widiam Smitk, 27, tailor, both very well-dressed men, were Indicted for stealing at the pit entrance of Drury Lane Theatre, an opera-glass,' value 101, the pro- perty ef Elizabeth J~ane Williugham, fromu her serson. Mr. Dickie prosecuted; ...

... alleged Illtreatment continred from the time .o the. marriage. In 1801they settled in-Lobdon, and took a cigar shop in: Drury-lane, and Mrs. Elliott again re- sumed her theatrical engagements. 'She wastemployed At several of ithe minor theatres in London ...

... that she wse a little over fourteen years of age. Oa Wednesday night, the 10th instant, shemet the prisoner Sullivan in Drury-lane, a little before midnight, and, being without a lodging, she asked the prisoner where she could get a bed. Sullivan re- ...

... Holborn, was com- pletely filled with the fish, poultry, vegetable, and other hawkers of St. Gilee's and the purlieus of Drury lane. The funeral oortege started at half-pest twe, anu con- sisted of a hearse with the body, and two mouruing coaches centaining ...

... He travelled from court to court throughout St. Giless's and'at length went to a filthy alley called Llncoln's-eourt, in Drury-lane In one of the houses in. this place he discovered the woman Andrew3, and he also,,traeed the child Into her posses- sion ...

... was Thomas Andrews; he was a baker by trade,, - d 0dIed in a ceurt Of St. Marfti's-lane. I have been 'Alvin Lincoln-court, Drury-lane, nearly two years. A ?? ins IIA een Only once in trouble. I am-quite sure that the child was given to me on a Wednesday ...