... 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, ...

... Accidental death, not imputing criminality or gross carelessness to either vessel. THE ALLEGED MURDER OF A POLICEMNU NEAR DRURY-LANE -On Wednesday afternoon Mr. St Clare Bedford resumned the inquiry at King's College Hospital relative to the death of Police- ...

... received a kindly welcome oved as husband, fatier, friend, his end wes peace. Mrs. C- H. Sephieanusdodnlogfl She Lyceum, Drury-lane, and Sadler's Wells Theatres, li ...

... BANKRUPTCY. Ie IXE O'P6louscE, OrsERnwrss FALCOuER.-The bankrupt, who was until lately one of the Lessees of the Theatre Roval Drury-lane, renewed his application ?? be released from custody. Mr. Bagley supported the application, which was opposed by Mr. Lewis ...

... burly-leaking fellow, named Johto Helloed, a plater. in the service of Mr. Faultless, harness smith, sf 47, Parker-street, Drury-lane, was charged at the Bow- street Poelce-court, with a singular series ot outrages on two smith's labourers, named Dents Neal ...

... celebrated comedian, better known under the name of Falconer, had until recently been one of the Lessees of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. He attributes his inability to meet his engagements to disputes with Mr. F. B. Chatterton, his late partner and to losses ...