... 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 ...

... offered to sell them to a coal porter at the station; failing in that he got some young woman ro- siding in Charles-street, Drury-lane, to pawn them. The boots were now produced, and were satisfactorily identified as having been sent by Mr. htenyon, of Leicester ...

... Tuesday nmorning another fearful tragedy was brought' te light, a shocking murder having been committed in Feather's-court, Drury-lane. It appears that a man named James Whiltey, a bricklayer's labourer, with his wife and six children, lived on the third ...

... shop, where they remained half an hour. Afterwards they walked to bury court, where they separated, the fat er turning up Drury-lane, and the prisoner going into the billiard room, where he remained about twenty minutes. After that he proceeded to Mr. Wallace's ...

... the prisoner, the son of a dis- tnrgu1c1>4 cerr w'4 in the htbit of dining with his lather At thei.lbioan Tavyen, epposite Drury-lane Theatre. COn Siatday the 1th' of May, he fntered the Albion- about f~iit',o'lock and sat the rime the nrhber of silver spoons ...

... that these were old offenders, and if remanded Soae more might be ascer- tained about ?? Williams, of 10, Charles-steeat, Drury lane: Darid Filzyerald, L. Frytngpan-alley, Stoney- lnaue Sptalfelds-; and Ref rd Keb1, of Johau3-treet New court, wars also ...

... POLICE, ETC. ?? * BO~33W STrAMET,, -A AOXIt PUBLI(A.-.Joblu Townsend. thle -ladlord of- the Hope Tavern, ln~macktmore-street. Drury-lane. appeared atBowv- --sreet PolIce cOuML ito answer a summons chs~rging him with kniwfug and permitting droukerousus in his ...