... About midnight on Saturday the prosecutor met with a girl in Coleshill Street, and went with her to the prisoner's house, in Drury Lane. The prisoner another man, and two women were there. When elhad aeen in the house a few minutes he got up to go but the ...

... Yeatmnan was for the prosecution ; the prisoner was nndefeaded. It appeared that the prosea cuter went to a house of illfame in Drury Lane, and was robbed. He was knocked down, and his pocket ws cuth out. Two men assaulted him, of whom the prisoner was one, When ...

... that opular place of entertainment. Each tlme she slngs the ectors pay two hundred guineas to the opera pon. ductors at Drury Lane, 150 of which she receives as!her share. Adeluna Pattl is not suoh a favourite with the public, and does not, consequesntly ...

... a youth residing in Fox Street, was charged with stabbing Itobert Fleming, another youth, residing in Drury Lane;. ;lad John Fleming, of Drury Lane, brother to the com- plainant in the other charge, was placed in the dock for assaulting Bridget Cummings ...

... 'bat they would remand the prisoner to West Bromwich. BiUtAL ASSAULT.-Jole Fleming and PatrscM Cone noran, brasecasterg, of Drury Lane, were charged with violently assaulting Mrs. Swift, of the Ship' Inn; Fox Street. Police-constable NecCrohon asked for a ...

... Railway, centre of Strand, and near the Post Office; Bedfordbury, corner of New Street; Wellington Street, Corner of Strand; Drury Lane, corner of Coal Yard. The notice adds that, in the event of any person springing a rattle or persistently ringing a bell ...

... Essex, farmer, THOMAS WILLIAM HENRY COLEY, of Crndley Ifeath, Staffordshire, chnin luranifactucer. JOBiN Ilucl(ARtD r(vENlo, Drury Lane, Liverpool, coarn lactor CHARL:ES LANES. B3lrckbium, grocer. STEPIHEN HOIl)WORTH, Ilbeley. Yorkshiro, gentlemLn. CHARLES ...

... Kynneraflc(Stipendiary), c. Sturge, J. D. Goodman, and S. Thornton. CHARGE OF THEnr.-John Fleming (17), braasceater, 2, Drury Lane, was charged with stealing a purse, con- taiing about 5s from the person of Mary Ann Glover, 60, Bowe Street. *hile staghg ...

... Street, waere charged with stealing various articles of wroar- ing apparel, the property of Ellen Farrell, back of No. 1, Drury Lane, hawker. It appeared that both the prisoners lodged at the prosecatrix's, and after they had left, the wearing apparel was ...

... that by these two adaptatiom he has ?? an in- come which waa never attaiwd by Grete, or Hallam, or Mihmeor Mtqcaulay. The Drury Lane Panto- mime is Tom Thumb,, while Covent Garden promises a gorgeous Amaonian armys and Ooiental scenery in illustration ...

... PRINCE OF WALES T rpat.P -The following com- muilieation, addressed to us by the author of Rebaecoa and tbe mnanager of Drury Lane Theatre, where the piece was originally produced, bears flrtering and deserved testimony to the 'manner in whicn tMr. Janieo ...

... Abrams, the witness said that the pri. roner was excited, and complained of the deceased's con- duct. Dr. Saunders, of 111, Drury Lane, stated that he was called by the last witness. He went to Brydges Street and saw Air. and Mrs. Wyld quarrelling. Mr. Wyld ...