... THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Rosetta Bradford, described as a tailoress, living at 68, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Flowers with stealing, from the persons of three little children, each ( years old, two pairs of boots, valued ...

... for Loniscott. Lloyd pleaded guilty; Lonscott pleaded not guilty, The fowis had sill bosn stolen from the neighbourhood of Drury-lane, and some of them had been sold to the prisoner Lonscott. Mr. Coopir said Lenscott who bad bought the fowls, had given a ...

... the receiver and manager to the estate. HesHonouralso appointed areceivertothoestate of a clothier named Lander, of 70, Drury-lane, on the applica- tion of Messrs. Clephane and Fitch, soheitors. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE, OXFORD CIRlCUIT.-STw,7om, M&ARCR 14 ...

... THE POLICE COURTS, GUILDEALL. John Beath Ian engine boy, aged 13 years of age living at 37, Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, wn ehargsd before Alderman Owdege With wilfully and maliciously throwing a stone at the train while in motion on the District Rail- ...

... ?? about 1. beleved tht a oint d been trace between the ar ad that.groom. Albert Rbdeag, ilversmith ed ?? sal :. , 116, Drury-lane, sai. that he h idenied thlepren . from .,amongst four other men, at the B-sr0t Poli. station on Tuesday nB the man who ...

... Keating, Brett, and Denman.) S nDA=Y V. OHATTEaTON. The plaintiff in this case, a barrister, was one of the new : renters of Drury-lane Theatre, and he brought an action I 1 of assault under the followhiu= cie-cumstances :-le went . as a renter into the dress ...

... BOW-STRE ET. JaseJs C00gai, police-sergeant, 39 E, was charged with assaulting Ignlatius Honessey, grocer and teadealer, 120, Drury-lane. X2r. Besley, instructed by Mr. Abrams, prosecuted; and Mr. 1lanchard' Wontner appeared for the defendant. Theoe were c ...