... to gaol for-sevoen days, ?? ,hard'iibour. - A moulder,' ?? Damed E13win Orme, was inu custpdy for being drunk, iu, ra.9 Drury-lane, aud using Obscene lftaatgoe tbe same nfter- aynomi. A A fine jif N~ AMd costs *iis :OifliLtd; or, iznidelault may of payniient ...

... Beaumont were summoned for a similac offence on Sunday afternoon, the 5th inst. Whilst drunk they had been fighting together in Drury-lane and had made use of very improper language. They were each fined 20s. and costs, or in default of payment one month's i ...

... night. Site was slimilarly ?? Fox pleaded B, for guilty to being drunk aid rioitous aind using obescene ga at lanlguage in Drury-lane, on Saturdity night. He wats sent P _to gaol for 14 dtiys' without the option of a line. Bi ;ek - %J. ty. DISASTROUS FIRE ...

... per- bt d as, it will remembered, done by a man blad named Iousfield, who murdered his wife and several children D in in Drury-lane. The proceedig of the prisoner was observ anxi as ed, however, and his foot was pushed back on to the drop. Of t, 9 The ...

... taking him into al ?? 30s. and costs in each case. as George Fox was charged with being on the premises of r( Mr. Barker, in Drury-lane, for an unlawful purpose, earlys that morning. Ho'had been twice convicted of felony, and si several times of drunkenness ...

... Dusautoy, f ?? Parker at balf-past two that (Tuesday) morning, saw the prisoner go to the rear of sorhe new bullings in Drury-lane aned afterwards return with a f parcel tnder lis arm. When te saw the policeman he hesi- tated to proceed, but after a few ...

... nidnighat, were ?? t t Ford was chstaged by Prolice-constable ?? ner with!being o fr drunk and using obscene language, in Drury-lane- at an f *quarter pest twelve o'clock on the evening ?? 10s. and cosis. hP k. hannah Jackcson wvas charged withl stealing ...

... for a similar offence on the Ashborna road, was dia- the cbarged.-ElleU EHannon. pleaded guilty to being drunk fro is in Drury-lane, on Saturday night. Discharged upon pro- cer _ mialg togo.. bome ?? at ?? Moore I- was charged with beiqg drunk and dieordlerly ...

... seven days. ers Elizabeth Horsley was charged by Police-ronstable Claye, as that she, being a prostitute, was disorderly in Drury-lane.- The officer saw the prisoner with a man named Naylor, in est an intoxicated state, and heard her swear at e woman who ...

... her ?? 5s. and costs, or seven days' hard labour at Albert Wooding was charged with being in the garden of lo John Smith, Drury-lane. at twenty minutes to twelve.-n Polico-cinstable Paine found the prisoner going through the ai 3 hedge towards the stable ...

... TUBREI, and IR. A. It. . JONE8, Esqrs.] T; DRUSKEN CASB.-William Campton was brought up in ht custody for being drnak in Drury-lane on Tuesday uight.- )n The charge was proved by Police-constable Cliff, and the ad prisoner, who said he came from Leicester ...