... and the same night Wlinser, detective, of the E divi- sion, arrested him in Wyld-street, Drury-lane. The next ?? went to a lodging-house in Pitt's-place, Drury-lane, and saw Edmunds there, and asked him for the chain Piper had given him. Edmunds said S ...

... h-hOuae. The Prince and Princess of Wales, attended by Colonel Keppel and the Marchioness of Carnarvon. paid a visit to Drury-lane theatre on Friday evening. ...

... con- tvicted lait'sessions of a violent assault on two per- sbns wholodged in tbesame house with him in Great .Wild-streeb Drury-lane was brought up for judg- lIent, and sentenced to 'tree months' hard labour. L a' mUBE OF A GANG.OF . AJSERrAIEERS.-JoifM ...

... way, though -two ships farther, observed the signals and offered assistance. I ?? ML F. B.. CisA-TERTON,. the lessee of Drury-lane theatre, announces.his benefit for April.2, when a great 'entertainment will be provided for the nn- merous friends and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ?? ...