... Staistitcal 'oeminitte, whioh stated that in the densely eowded space be. tween Crown.street,: Soho, ons the west, and Drury- 'lane on the east, there wes a deficiency of aoomsxni. dation, after taking into aicounnt all existing fid projectea 'sbhools ...

... badbeeninfiloted uponhim on the night of the 7th inst. It appears that he lived with his wife at 12 and ]3, Granbyplace, Drury- lane. They both of them drank 'and lee of violent tempers, being also frightfully jealous of each pther. According to the statement ...

... acepted the offer, and will eturn to wo*. ' FA. FROM TRE GALtEBY oP DaUn_-ns On Tuesday night boy feL out of the rellhr at Drury- lane theatre into htepit. Hew aseully injr and wes carried to Zenga.collegnhospitilwh'ere favourably. t was progr wasyeseray ...

... hardlabour. SINGULAR RoBBuy or PLATE.-Wilfiam Jago, a young man, described as a printer, living in the neigh. bourhood of Drury-lane, was charged with stealing 11 silver forks, 22 silver spoons, and other articles of plate valued at 571., the. property ...

... the following persons were fined for having irregular weights, measures, or scales in their possession J. Zartass, 128, Drury-lane, baker, 2 weights, los- Caroline Clorer, 21, Frnecss-atreat, Drury-lana, chandler, scale, 16s-G. Purdan, 66, Great Wild-street ...

... Km Walmisley, 2001. from Mrs. Hart, and 2001. from Miss Stock. The sum of 1481. had also beeR realised from a benefit at Drury-lane theatre. Thi total income for the year had been 2,316L 10s. 6d., and the expenditure 1,0761. 9 5d., leaving a balance of ...

... the night of the 24th rlt. the ?? Cutler, a man of middle age) and the prisoner were sdttinr side by side in tbe galery of Drury-lane theatre. Pro- seoutor asked the boy to mind his seat, and gave him some money for a dlass of beer for doing so on his return ...

... s IMuS ALRED 'WrIGAN.-These talented rtistes took their farewell of the public yesterday, t. -a morning performance at Drury-lane theatre. 'he house was crowded with a brilliant and fash- Dnable audience, including the Prince and Princess .f WaleL. At ...

... accosted by the co prisoner, who had dogged her footsteps, and in- dnced to go with him to the Middlesex music-hall in El Drury-lane. There be gave her some strong liquors, tr and she became stupefied. He then took her to a tA house in Short's-gardens,' ...

... court, yesterday, under the following circumstances He said that as his establishment was situatedin close proximity with Drury-lane theatre, and was well conducted, would his worship exercise the power which wasafforded him under the 26th section of the ...

... during the whole of that period-bad been dependant upon casual sapport. Yesterday he was observet near the pit entrance of Drury-lane theatre, when ho sudden]y fell completely ex!)austed, and was remove; by the police to the hospital, where he now remains ...

... family life. What of those surrounding the cathedral, far and wide ; of those herded in Shoreditch, Whitechapal, Rqcliff, Drury-lane, and Seven- dials who have: no home I The Atchbishop tells us thaV- The poorest widow in the most neglected lane, of London ...