... property of Samuel Sharp and others. On the 17th inst. aman went into the shop I f Mr. Simmons, a fancy trimming dealer in Drury-lane, and offered sevepal pieces of fancy trimming for sale. Mr. Simnions asiced him if the articles belonged to him, -and he ...

... Mr. Vaughan remanded her. THE TRADE r CouovNTEussr Com.- On Tuesday, George Caines, labourer, living at 5, Smith's-onat, Drury-lane, and well known to the police as a character of bad repute, was charged on remand, before Mr. Vaughan, with having in his ...

... was indicted for stealing a diamond ring, of the value of 301, in the dwelling-house of Carlo Nenturini, a watchmaker, of Drury-lane. The prisoner went with other men Into the prosecutor's shop, and asked what it would cost to clean a watch; he was told ...

... touching the discovery of the body of an infant which was found buried in lime ini a cellar kitohen in Great Wild-street, Drury-lane. It-will be remembered that on Wednesday week a man named Pallin, hid wife, and niece, were charged before Mr. Flowers, ...

... Owen iilroy, chrleh-tiker, and his wife, :asannsh Gibrvy, 60, Museum-wreet, were oh-rged with rtealing selven cheeks for Drury-lane Thoetro, value ?? the property of his master, Mr. F. B Ohtterton. Mr. George Lewis, jun, who appeared for the uroEsoution ...