... 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 ...

... the amount claimed. BOW-STREET. A MODEL PsicAN.-Mr. JUiA Townshend, land- lord of the Hope Tavern, in Blackmoor-street, Drury- lane, appeared to answer a summons, charging him with knowing and permitting drunkenness in his ?? Brannan. of the F division ...

... SHOCKING MIURDER AND SUICIDE IN DRURY-LANE. On Tuesday morning, a drcadful'erime was re- vealed in one of the back courts off Drury-lane. A man named Witley was found, with his throat cut and'nearly (lead from -loss of blood, while his wife was discovered ...

... William: AckriD, police-serleant 15 F, said about half-past six o'olock on the night of January 23rd he was on duty in front of Drury-lane theatre, and was in plain clothes. Directly the doors were opened the prisoner (who had been at the front. before, walking ...

... manslaughter. The coroner's jury, the day previous, founthat he inflicted the blow in self. defence. ERRAT. -I the eighth page, Drury-lane theatre is announced to opon on the rd instant. It should I be the 22nd inatanL ...

... Lambeth, sent one for 221. 7s. 5d. on the 20th of May, 1865; M'Glashan and Co., engineers and bracafounders, of Coal-yard, Drury-lane, sent one for 1051. i5s. on the 12th df August, 1865;- Mr. Ritson a contractor, of Atundel- streeti, Strand, sent one for ...

... where they remained about half an hour. Alterwards'they walked to. .Drury-court, wheretheyseparated, the father turning up Drury-lane and the prisoner going to the billiard' room, where he remained about twenty minutes. Alter that he hroceeded' to Mr. Wallace's ...

... 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, ...

... , employed at Mr. Doughty's printing-office, in the Savoy, and John A'Sveenay, a marine store dealer in Russell- court, Drury-lane, were brought up on remand; the former charged with stealing, and the latter with re- ceiving, Slbs of type from that office ...

... FALOONER.-ThiS bankrupt, who is generally known as Edmund Fal. Coner, is the comedian dramatic author, and lately manager of Drury-lane theatre, in partnership with Mr. OCatterton. 'He is at present a prisoner for debt inWhitecross-street, and Saturdaywas ...

... Edwin Cartwright, whose left eye was ap- parently much injured, said :-I am a cnachmaker, and live at 8, Parker-street, Drury-lane. This morn- ing, about two o'clock, I was the worse for liquor. mty wife was trying all she possibly could to get me upstairs ...