... of Detecive Winser, of the E divlnion, for in- vestlgation. After some Inquiry he wdnt to a ladgiog house in Pitt-place, Drury-lane, ard wea showa into a.f room -chore he siw Edwards, and asked him for a pice of gold chain. He said he had not got ift but ...

... to two months with hard labxsir. BOW STrZEET. PAxNw1r.orrKNo ?? l Dtree arid .7. A7.ant, pswrun- arokers, troand-corrt, Drury-]lane, appeared to three aeaatriolnses before Mr. Va7igilin for refasirig to pay on demland tio sirrilais rnoi;vys due to Rletsry ...

... 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 ...

... mnother iesrnediartely com- municated with the police, sad her dsughter was ulti- mately found at S. Fogf arty-bui'd nogs, Drury-lane, in the company of three soldiers and a drummer. Tl'e com- plainant deposeli that after leaving ho me the prisoner Crick ...

... gave 66, Linton-road, Bermondsey, where his brother lived, and his brother told witness that he lived at a caffee- Ehop in Drury. lane. Witness had found that one of the men who were with him was foreman and the other was carmnau at the place where the prisoner ...

... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINBT A SU3nGON. Ralph 1lchardson, otherwise Eugene Taylor, aged 20, of 101, Drury lane, chemist, was charged on a warrant before Mr. Vaughan, at Bow-street Police-court, on Tues- day, with administering certain noxious drugs to a young ...

... ?? hired ia the Oslo- donuian- road. The D-tosecntrix pointed out the two men cwith the prisoner in this waggonelte in Drury-lane., VWhen they saw him tbe two mon jumpyed ont and ran atway. He gotc peosseseion of the waggono'.te and took he prisoner ...

... firm portioan it, as it will be remembered wes done by a man naned Bousdield, who murderel his wife and several children it Drury-lane. The proceeding of the prisoner was ob. served, hoowever, and his foot was pushed ba:k oe to It drop. The ooly persons present ...

... adjourned for a month. BOW STZIER2. 1 BETF.ThUTION.-Ofl Monlday, Jamnes Al'en, a leather cutter, living at 23, Coalmyard, Drury-lane, was charged on a warrant before ir. Flowers with assaultirg and threatening the life of his eons. James Allen, jun., a ...

... the two women with feloniously receiving three Paisley shawis, value 25s., the property of Mr. Alfred Gush, pawnbroker, Drury-lane. Panley end Wilson pleaded Guilty, 'and Hawkins Not :uilty. Mr. Besley was ifr the premecu- tion, aid said the male ...

... defended. Detee- Ofve Boyell deposed that a little more than a week ago he saw the defendant coming out of the pit entrance of Drury Lane Theatr wvith the crowd. Hle went into a public. house, and afterwards proceeded to the pit en- trance of the Gaiety Theatre ...

... AN ORDneR On AnDmsrSION TO A THEAT9M.- Heenry Bennett, 32, was charged wish forging and uttering an order of admission to Drury Lane Theatre, with intent to defraud Mr. Chatterton, the leesee of that theatre. Mr. F. H. Lewis conducted the prose- cutien; ...