... charged with the mad- slaughter Of RoberT ?? took place on? the morning of the 24th of January, at a brothel in a court irl Drury-lane, where, it appeared, the de- ceased had gone in company with the prisoner. They appeared to have gone into a front room ...

... shall do nO such thing. us yen a thavetbe hs cverment was not satisfactory, cake him into custody. On reaching and he 5 f Drury-lane theatre the prisoner stop- the porticy 1 it is no use taking me to the station, pod and Sal likely be detained, and it ...

... went, in consequence of what he told her, to seek odt the pri- soner Chant, and met him at the corner of Princes- street, Drury-lane. She asked him if he had stolen a till and given it to her son. He said, It is of no use mny denying it. I did give it ...

... about one o'clock. He was tier quite sobers Policeman Wensley said he was on daty at ti time in question ii the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, sad from inforiation received from the witness Steven he proceeded to Barley-court, and found a man Iying on the ground ...

... told him to fix his ovwn tine, and he said perhaps he would callagain ijtheevening. Hiswvife was enplove, as a dancer at Drury-lane theatre, and lie was iathe habit of putting up his cab, cleaning himself, asd goingfortheppurposeofescortingherhome. Thesaein ...

... shillings for a concertina. He manir fested great inclination to see life, and accordingly visited the Princess's and Drury-lane theatres, Crys tal-palace, and other places of popular resort; the result of which' was that when fouind by his mother ...

... BY A TiCKcET-op-LEAvp MAx. - William Watson, aged twenty-four, a labourer, who gave his address No. 45, Charles-street, Drury-lane, was charged with neglect to report himself at a police-station as requested by law, lie being a convict on a ticket-of- ...

... unisbmentsdid not appear to have had any salutary effect upon her, for in 1857 a polie constable heard a disturbance in Drury-lane, and' upon going up found the prisoner and several others tormenting a poor idiot boy. The' constable in a very hurmane ...