... Police-oonstable Whiting, F 99. as The constable ?? Thursday nighk, I saw the pri- IV soner and a man named Wiley fighting in Drury-lane. I nt told them todesialtaudgoalway, upon which they turned upon oh meand attacked mebothtogether. Wileystruck me on the ...

... with eating a disturbance at the box entrance of Drury-lane Theatre on Monday evening. about 7 o'clock. Mr. Frederic h air COatterton, joint manager with Mr. Edmund Palooner, of the Theatre Royal Drury-lane, ?? a quarter-past seven o'clock on Monday night ...

... since been discovered in the possession of the prisoner at bin lodgings, kept by the female prisoner, in Charles-street, Drury-lane. To tax the complicity of the prisoners, the evidence went to prove that on the day following the bur- glary the prisoner ...

... ) the IN RE EDRUND OROUREE, OTREUWISE FALCONER. as a The debtor in this cae was Mr. Falconer, one of the De- lessees of Drury-lane Theatre. He is described as formerly iolics of Devonshire-street, Queens-square, Bloomsbury; then of ?? Lamb's Conduit-street ...