... lawyer's clerk, and Anse Richards, a seamstress, his wife, who refused to state their address, were charged with stealing, at Drury-lane Theatre, a cloak, value 20s., the property of Mrs. Hardeastle, a lady residing in Brunswick-place, City-road. In court they ...

... ?? 1NTELLIGENCE. BOW-STREET. LORD CAmhEPl's ACT. - A bookseller, named i Hasrrson, of Wych-street, Drury-lane, was sum- . noned to show cause why certain indecent prints, I books, or representations found upon his premises, I and seized by the police ...

... dieso. con, o-. lution of the partnership which exieted between the plain- dto -d tiff anid the defendant as lessees of Drury-lane Theatre, in A t.The bill in the suit was filed On the 20th September, 1865. ~YThe defendant put in an answer to it, but ...

... and for that oil Burke 21. or asmouth. MARLEOROUGH-STFEET. AsSAULT BY AN AUCTIONEER.-Joen Ac/cn, 20, Cseat Queen-street, Drury-lane, auctioneer, was charged with assaulting Mr. Henry John Capon, beer- house keeper, of No. 25, Noel-street, Wardour-street ...