... licensed victualler, Brown Bear, Broad-street. a short measures, :s -, G. Lay, licensed victualier, Marquis of Granby, Drury-lane. gsant Giles-in-tbe-Fields, 4 short measures, 20s - H13. tAylor, licensed victualler, Prince of Wales, 45i Great' QOeen-street ...

... age, his daugh. ter, in the Thames. at Bankside. Timothy Edgely, a publican out of business, sala that he resided at 151. Drury-lane. On Tuesday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock, he was passing along Bankaide, when he saw the prisoner coming to- wards ...

... treet, savers wound of face; 131ha Russellj anainfant nine weeks, his daughter,'wound- of face; Richard Foulkes, 14, of Drury-lane, injury to side6; Charlotte Ward, 48, of 2, Hill-street, -Wellington-street, Wackfriars- road, severe injury to spine and ...

... UN to his knees, and threw the little creatural into dee& water. She was rescued by Edgeley, a publicase, re. siding in Drury-lane. at the time of the occuvr-en is the prisoner was described to be sodden with drink. Hle was stated to be a good workmuan ...

... tavern, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, on the body of Charlotte Brasher, aged thirty-eight, who resided at 4, Charles-street, Drury-lane.-It appeared that Wiliam Snell, police-constable, found deceased, who was a tailoress, and had led an irregular life, sitting ...

... strange ?? was rem manded. l CLERIIENWELL. ASSAULTING A LzciasED VICTUALLR,. - Kate Msancg, aged thirty, a servant, of 20, Drury-lane. was charged with being drunk. disorderly, and making uese of obscene language inside the Talbot publiehouse, 97, Caled ...

... for some information about the second wife-whether she bad money. It was stated or the defence that she wasan actress at Drury-lane, Lnd that there was no proof of her having had any _ noney. Mr. Giffard said his information was lifferent with regard to ...

... away.-n Joshua Grant, a boy about fifteen years of age, said 1: he lived with his parents, who lept a coffeehouse n at 125, Drury-lane. OC Tuesday the prisoner sent P, him to get a cheque changed at a banlker's. It swas 1 at once paid and be brouglst the ...

... stealing a pair of trowsers and avest, value 30s., the property of John Bywater.-The prosecutor was in a pulibchouse in Drury-lane, on the 15WthAugust, the worsefor liquor, and had with him on the counter a parcel'containing the goods in question. The ...

... wdrk since Whitauntide. -rom inquiries that. were made the prisoner had been' seen wheeling a truck laden with iron down Drury-lane. Prom the appearance of-his hands he. seemed to have worked very ?? prisoner said .b had notdone any vork lately, orbe would ...

... or in default, five days' imprisonment. D OW-STREET. FIVE MONTHS AFTER MAREIAGOE.-Hefl-y Toastor, who sells shell-fish in Drury-lane, appeared to a summons 'bas-giug hin with assaulting Anne Taylor, his ?? in giving her evidence, con- tinued giggling aind ...

... keep the peac for six mneths. - MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Jn7aroas- Eltzabeth Csreed, who gave her address Great. Wild-etrebt, Drury-lane, was chared with stabbing Martha Benham, a married woman, residing at 18, Little Windmill-street.-Theprosetntrix said: OnFriday ...