... with taking, and that they were pawned at Attenborough's, in Greek-street, where some were found, and some at Dobree's in Drury-lane. The judge asked the prosecutor whether the prisoner indulged in betting. The prosecutor said he did not know that; but ...

... 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 ...

... been previously convicted, and Thirley was stated to be a member of a dangerous gang of street thieves, and a terror to Drury-lane, Holborn, and the Strand, for he was anL expert thief, and very difficult to catch Mir. Serjeant Cox, after commenting upon ...

... months' imprisonment with hard labour. BOW-STREE T. ,Tamcs T'eeasure, miserably dressed, aged 42, a general dealer at 130, Drury-lane, and Essnea Bogq, 38, a servant residing at the same place, were charged before Mr. Flowers with having in their possession ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. GUILDHALL - A Q MONABI/E AFPAi-FiPrederick CVerwh(O. lived at 11, Princes-street, Drury-lane, was charged on rendind with assaulting George Scarborough, police~oustable277,4in Bear-alley,Farringdon-street. -The complaiwant stated ...

... of the 18th of February, the prosecutor left his broughani in charge of his coachman at the corner of White Hart-court, Drury-lane, while ie went to visit a patient. During this time a youth named M'Carthy and the prisoner were seen near the carriage ...

... BOW-STREET. The prisoners Tames Treasure and Emmna Hogyg, who were charged last week with having in their possession at 130, Drury-lane, a vast amount of propserty, consisting of watches, opera-glasses, &c., some of which are supposed to have been stolen 20 ...

... other offAcerp, who found it a great tsk even then to keep back the mob, which was chiefly composed of the inlhabitants of Drury-lane end Seven Diae. , On being placed in the dock,. the greatest amusement was created among the audience by the artistic make-nP ...

... the cab-opening system, appears to corroborate our expressed opinions thereon. A general dealer carrying on business at Drury Lane was charged with the un- lawful possession of a large quantity of opera-glasses, scent-bottles, silver and gold watches ...

... that the Prince and Princess of Wales have signified their inteiftion to honour with their presence the ?? performance at Drury-lane theatre on the 14th of May. A FEvER-STRiCB Tdwx. -During the past week Dr. Buchanan, a Government inspector sent down 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 ...

... ceifeers, who found it a great task even then to keep back the mob, which was chiefly composed of the its. O bitants o' Drury Lane and Seven Dials. On being placed in the dock, the greatest~amuse. mert was created among the auditors by the artistic S ...