... Thomas Coouics'. The prhsoner was perfectly mad, having been drin4ing. * Mary Flaherty said-I live at 1, Lincoin-court, Drury. lane, and am l'tyears of age. Tlbp prisoner lives in tlu next room to mine. On Saturday night, at eleven, as I was going upstairs ...

... eallei the Home of the Enchanted Belle, excited themostenthusiatijo expressions of approbation from a crowded audience. DRURY LANE. The pautomine at this theatre is one of the best ever produced here, and may unhesitatin2lv be pronounced the gore of the ...

... by stabbing hir twice' 4he abdomen with aknife.-Polieeconstable289E r snid'that'6nnthe19th'ihlt: he was. on> duty: i Drury- ; lane, andiwas called 'to. 27. King-street, ard found 3. Ibeeprisonerin .hed' covered with; blood and in an- other room'r the ...

... EKng's College hos- pital, respecting the death of Johanna Collins, the wife of a lalourer; residingat 45, King-street, Drury- lane. It appeared that the deceased on Monday afternoon was standing at the corner of Queen-street, talifing .,to some other ...

... Criminal Court. .ir v M F i Fi 'SaOmus CUAxQE OF SvmrzSA'fc AnsoN.-Williwm Anthoeup, 21, a blacksmith, of 2, Parker-street, Drury- lane, was brought before Mr. Paget, charged with wil- ?? setting fire to thle goods oa the St. George's Suffer- ance Wharf, 81 ...

... kmea the nmn Hold- inz and she said she did. He told the frisoner that Hoiding had offered a drimond rino 'n pledae in Drury- lane, and she admitted giving tlofd1-g the ring, and on his asking her wvhere she got it from she said slie picled it up, and ...

... lprisoner for trial, BOW-STREET. SlTrrMsED A PrrjossIATION oeip TnuST MONEY.- Witlia sitk, 51, of 31, Great lWild-street, Drury- lane, described as a porter, was charged as a bailee with fraudulently converting to his own use 1011. Ss. Sd., the moneys of ...

... but Nash was remanded for the production of further evidence.. Mrs. Jane Graydon, manageress of the Middlesex Music Hall, Drury Lane, now attended, and stated that on Fri-. day, the 18th of August, a bo~ biooght her a letter which' purported to come, from ...

... Police.constable John Dowty, 23 ER, deposed that he was on duty shortly after six o'clock in the morning near the entrance of Drury Lane Theatre, when he saw the prisoner with a piece of lighted paper in his hands. On going to the spot he saw a hedgehog on ...

... the property of her master.-De- tedive-serjesat Kerley said that yesterday he was called to Mr. Davison's, pavnbroker, of Drury-lane, and in con- sequence of what hewas informed,he went to the stables of Mr. Tanqueray the distiller, in Bloomsbury, and saw ...

... with cutting and wounding his father in the right band with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. John it. Pucbs, 110. Drury -lane. dleposed that lie was the father of the prisoner. Witness received a corninunication on Tuesday night, be- tween 12 and ...

... name is Thomnas Coones. The risoner was perfectly mad, having been drinking.- ny Flaherty said: live at l, Linlcoln-court, Drury- lane, and am 14 years of age. The prisoner lives in the next roos to mine. On Saturday night, at 11 d'elock, I was going upstairs ...