... account of the same.-Police- constable CalebSkeats, 386 E, deposed that about balf-past one that morning, while on duty in Drury. lane, he sawsthe prisoner coming towards him with a barber's pole, carried ride-fashion over his shoulder, He was marchiag along ...

... aud 2 ether pets very bad, 40E-WY. Brown, chxemist, (Oral'S inn-road. 2 weights, ass-W. 29akein sed aione, rssers street, Drury-lanes 4 mensures (fined a yer ago, ads,; magistrate atvined the use of gunmetal measures, 7eB- and C. Adamns, King's Hlead-yard ...

... way, though -two ships farther, observed the signals and offered assistance. I ?? ML F. B.. CisA-TERTON,. the lessee of Drury-lane theatre, announces.his benefit for April.2, when a great 'entertainment will be provided for the nn- merous friends and ...

... and the same night Wlinser, detective, of the E divi- sion, arrested him in Wyld-street, Drury-lane. The next ?? went to a lodging-house in Pitt's-place, Drury-lane, and saw Edmunds there, and asked him for the chain Piper had given him. Edmunds said S ...

... the well-known actor, who was killed in the :olision at Brockley Whins on. Tuesday. Mr. Chat- ierton has kindly placed Drury-lane theatre at the lieposal of the committee which Mr. Pond is about *o formn; and we can have no doubt of the cordial co- ...

... ?? with stealing and Carnell with receiving 10 pairs of boats, value 21. 5s., the property of Mr. John Jackman, of 189, Drury-lane, shoemaker. Bowring, it appeared, had served in the army, and was in receipt of a pen- sion, which would be forfeited by ...

... value 61. 6s., on the 18th of February, from the brougham of Mr. Johnson, surgeons 1, York.road, while it -was standing in Drury-lane. A woman, engaged in sel- ling watercress at the corner of White Hart-yard, saw the prisoner take the rug, give it to a ...

... con- tvicted lait'sessions of a violent assault on two per- sbns wholodged in tbesame house with him in Great .Wild-streeb Drury-lane was brought up for judg- lIent, and sentenced to 'tree months' hard labour. L a' mUBE OF A GANG.OF . AJSERrAIEERS.-JoifM ...

... real name is supposed to be Warons or Aaron, was charged with uttering a forged order for admission to the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, with intent to defraud the lessee, Mr. F. B. Ohatterton. It appeared that the defendant was seen following several ladles ...

... h-hOuae. The Prince and Princess of Wales, attended by Colonel Keppel and the Marchioness of Carnarvon. paid a visit to Drury-lane theatre on Friday evening. ...

... prosecutors, I and it appeared that he had continually stolen goods v fre'm their warehouses.- Treasure was a 'general dealer in Drury-lane, and in his possession a con- c siderable portion of stolen property was found, as J also several letters written to him ...

... stealing and the two women withfeloniously receiving three Paisley shawls, value 25s., thb pro- perty of Mr. Gush, pawnbroker, Drury-lane. Panley and Wilson pleaded Guilty, and Hawkins Not guilty.-Mr. Besley said the malepriaoner bad been in Mr. Gush's service ...