... prosecutors, I and it appeared that he had continually stolen goods v fre'm their warehouses.- Treasure was a 'general dealer in Drury-lane, and in his possession a con- c siderable portion of stolen property was found, as J also several letters written to him ...

... and a Special Jury.) This was an action for slander, in which Mr. Frederick B. Chat terton, Lessee of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, was the plaintiff and Mr. Thomas Marsh Nelsen, architect to the Proprietors of the Theatre, was the defendant. The Sol ...

... aud then he gave 6(i, Linton-road, Bersu odsey, wbere his . brother told writness thait he lived at a coilee-shop in 'I Drury-lane. Witnzess hadl found thatone o' the men who I. Was witlhl him wasoreisan anud an~rhr was ca-m au at thoe place wvhere the ...

... the -same ?? Walden was called for the de- lfnce, and said that he and the prisoner were em- !oyed aM Mr. Whitehehd's, 23, Drury-lane, oil and olourman, and he lived at 84, Southampton-build- n The previous day he invited a few friends to Fend the evening ...

... 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 ...

... she was committed for trial. BOW-STREET. CnHARG AGAINTAN tAvEnTisihG QuAcE.-Balpk lichardson, ?? Taylor, aged 20, of 101, Drury-lane, chemist, was charged with admni- zistering certain nosions drugs to a young woman with a criminal intent. -Julia Pound ...

... 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 ...

... . Eugesm Tatlor, aged 20, chemist, trading under the name of Dr. Ralph Richardson, at the corner of Blaok. moor-street, Drury-lane, was charged on remandwith administering certain noxious drugs to one Julia Pound with intent to procure abortion. Mr. John ...

... account of the same.-Police- constable CalebSkeats, 386 E, deposed that about balf-past one that morning, while on duty in Drury. lane, he sawsthe prisoner coming towards him with a barber's pole, carried ride-fashion over his shoulder, He was marchiag along ...

... Hampstead, i measure ?? bearm and scales (previously Oosed 8sa in Octiober, 1809)1 dOs--I Bish~op, l.o Smart's-b iidnge, Drury-lane, 1 nean *sure, OS 0or seven y. Ta ATII. Sll Rf ''avm.-hn Ilquest washeld on Wednesday at Norwich, oonthe 'ody of Sir ?? ...

... Skeates, 386 E, deo.I ~osed that he was on duty on Friday night, Or rather t Satnrdaymornmng, at half-past one o'clock, in Drury-lane, Ii lvhen he saw the prisoner with the pole in his possession, a -which he carried like a rifle. He stopped the defendant ...

... from last week on chrge ofstalig abarer' ple, was again brought n- It wiall bne~renebelrbed thatthe prisoner was seen in Drury-lane at half-past one in the morn. ing with the pole in his possession. Ee was stopped by a constable, and in reply to the o ...