... in Charles-street, Drury-lane, and there found the chest of tea which was now produced. He could not find the prisoner. He had ascertained that the van was the property of a wholesale grocer and was stopping at theeshop in Drury-lane to delivergoods. The ...

... white kid gloves. BOW-STREET., C7Usrles Gray appeared on his recognisance charged with stealing a piece of felt carpet from Drury-lane Theatre, wherehe had beenemployed asocrpet-layer by Mr. Lyons, upholsterer, of Ball-yard, Temnple-bar, the contractor forl ...

... immediately paid. THAMES. John Ford, a dirty-looking fellow, aged 40, and describing himself as a traveller, of Charles-street, Drury-lane, was charged with feloniously and burglariously breaking and entering the shop of Mr. Frederick Starling, boot and shoe ...

... rescind at protecting order of the Insolvent Court wrhiols had been obtained by 14r. Edmund Faleoner, now the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre, in June, iSP). On that occasion the matter stood over, on a sug. gestiou from his }uonour (Mr. Commissioner Forblanque) ...

... Lusalington. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-MAtRCH 31. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN BE O'BOURoIE.-CASE OF MU. FALCONER, O' DRURY- LANE THEATRE. Mlr. E. Reed said he appeared on behalf of Mr. Falconer, to renew an application which he had previously made for ...

... whilst Tihis wife, contra~ry to his wishes, aecepted an engagement 1,which was offered her by Ur. Dion Bouaicault at o Drury-lane Theatre. The defendant was a colonel in her a Majesty's; service, and the present action was brought .in consequence of ...

... THE POLICE COUBTS. oat BOW-STREET. Iry Iichard Hunter, who had been employed as an attendant ip- at Drury-lane Theatre, was charged with stealing a gentle. aid man's coat, containing various articles valued at 8/., which Ion had been left by the owner ...

... inflicted a fine of 20s., and 2s. for the summons. BOW-STREET. Gewroe Prowar, ?? to Mr. Taylor, baiter, of Black more-street, Drury-lane, anu Suan Nev Wle, a dirty, squalid- looking old woman, were charged with stealing five loaves from Mr. Taylor's shop.. ...

... for a remand until P M~onday next, a The application of the officer was granted. BOW-STREEl'. Joiti Collins, a builder in Drury-lane, was charged with tl assaulting Police-oonstable McLeod, F 40. V The officer had interferedto prevent a disturbance in front ...

... Hall, charged with assaulting the police. Politoeconstable 112 F sid he ?? duty On Wednesday evening, near Parkr-ustreet, Drury-lane, wrhen his atitiention wasattirauetd by she female prlsoner, who beinglntexlcted was dancing and singing and making a great ...

... 13, Henry Pooley 9, James Malony, 12, Thomas Flannagan, 12, MaryAppleton, 12. and Mary Smith, 12, from Chairles-street, Drury-lane, Rent.street, Borough, and Clare-market, were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with begging in Leicester square, the woman also ...

... Walworth-rosa W house dboottor, 'was charged with *ilful; stabbing John di Morris, a carpenter, residing in Clacea-cooirt, Drury-lane. t~ The prosecutor was not jresent.. , n h w Sergeant Clifford said, ego understood that corsan h i prisqn~r had quamrlled ...