... whehersheha chnge i atthegrengoce'sor the She ws reande inq~ry s tothe truth of thin Kr. Hapues;, chessemlonge and butterman, Drury-lane, now attended, and depsdthat on Saturday evening the, Prisoner made some, small purchxase at his alhop, and gave a svere ...

... splendid costly paintings, soon became a ruin, The great staircase, of which a represents- tion appeared some time ago in Drury-lane Theatre, with a ( large quantity of statuary, is all gone. Very many paintings v that were at the Great Exhibition in 1862 ...

... Owen, we a cpenter, living in Drury-court, stated that en Saturday night she entered the shop of Mr. Otter- man, baker, Drury-lane, to pay her week's score, and laid her pass-book and half a sovereign on the counter. Mr. Otterman took the book to his ...

... at its rising was adjourned to Monday, the 29th January instant. BOW-STREET. Mr. Groves, landlord of the White Hart, in Drury-lane, was summoned at the instance of the police for allowing gambling at his house. Inspector Parker and Sergeant Matthews, ...

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... would appear that the deceased had the ri Brner Daly in castedy on Sunday morning, and wblte taking him throngh a oourt in Drury-lane they were sur- rounded by a crowd, in which the other two prisoners were prominent. The deceased was knocked down and Daly ...

... member of the metropolitai police force, who, it was alleged (asreported else5 where), had been rmurdered while on'duty in Drury- lane. -The three men, Daly, Cahill, and Curtis, charged with being concerned m the death of the de- ceased, were not present ...

... serjeant said that on the preceding night he saw the young prisoner in company with another lad at 'the pit entrance of Drury-lane theatre, trying toforce their way through the crowd as the doors opened. They got in, and he lost sight of them, but his ...

... brutal violence of a ruffian known a4 Long Bob, but whose real name is Daly. Howak drunk and creating a disturbance in Drury-lane ox Saturday morning, on which policeman 19' F trie4 to persuiade himn to go away, but he only went somb short distance, ...

... plaintiff in this case wasit a milkman employed by Mr. Price, of Cravenoourt, Drury-lane, and on the afternoon of thelfith December Inat he was with his milk cans in' ron-curt, Drury-lane. Whilst his back was turned the taps of his cans were turned, aud the milk ...

... Ydr. Harper appeared for the comilainants, and Mr. M-Lean fcr the defendent. The case wae dismissed. The occupation of Drury Lane by English opsra is settled. The season will open about the beginining of April-a circmstonce tffsrdirg scope for small ...

... death of W. Fitzgerald, a member of the metro- politan police force, who, it was alleged, had been murdered while on duty in Drury Lane. George Floyd, 19 F, deposed that at halt-put one o'clock on the morning of the 21st January, he saw the, deceased and a ...