... -Johin isuniford, Hole in the Wall, Baldwin's.gardenms, Ltathor-luwe, 3 measures; fined 1es.-John luenry Francis, the Sun, 21 Drury-lane, St. Giles's, 3 measures, one of which eus a half-pint for metisuring berr into customers' jugs, fined 30s. The chairmant ...

... yesterday by Vico-Chancelloif Bacon, granting ain snj non- tion ito restrain th~e performance sof a drama called .Uooka' at Drury-lane Theatre 'which had beenuadveftised for to-night. The plaintid, Miss Campbell,hlad boeeninteiod.. ing to makce her idbhut ...

... of IMichaol Collins, a child two years old, of 11, Langley- court, Drury-lane, The mother said whcn deceased was taken ill she took it to a ehemist's shop in Blackmore- street, Drury-lane, thinking it was Dr. Welch's surgery, which was close by. She went ...

... Eagle, 56, Broad-street; John Henry Francis, of the Sun, 21, Drury-lane; Wmn. ,haes. Buttejieid, of the Crown, 1, Great St. Andrew's- street; James Lawrence Graydon, of the Mogul, Drury-lane; James Turner, the Old King's Armrs, 35, Shorts-gardens; Emify ...

... market, when he was attacked by a woman, who struck him with a jam pot. Priscilla Smith, residing in a court leading out of Drury-lane, was attacked most savagely by her paramour. He broke into the room where shsewas taking refuge from him, and beat her about ...

... Commercial-road East, burnt a bed and bedding and injured the room. Two very small fires occurred at 21, Russell. court, Drury-lane, and SI, 4yre-streot-hill, Leather-lane. MoIDAy.-Three fires. An escape of gas caused a small fire at 605, Commerclal-road ...

... guilty of manslaughter, and she was removed in custody. FATAL FIRE IN DRURY-LANE On Thursday at three a.u., a fire, having a fatal result, occurred at 1, White Hart-street, Drury-lane. The house was occupied by several families, among which were a Mr. and ...

... At Charing-cross hospital yesterday the fellowiog :-_patsey ,Narr, of 9, Carles cases were attended 0f'erbroken street, Drury-lane, had the bone of hiser of , during a pugilistic encounter; Mlargaret temef Earl's-court, Leicester-sqnare, fell on the ave ...

... to the parish, which calleupon them to pay heavy rates. Futer inquiry elicited the fact that hiundreds of Persons in the Drury-lane district took refuge in the Passages of the houses to sleep there. Many of the houses were 'ft open, and it waS a nightly ...

... early ageof this favonrite and olevercomedicn, vhose sr name hbe been associated with some ?? greateet- th suocesses at Drury-lane anc?,the Stundard; theatres. ca He was bgru in the Borough on Ootobelr25the, ,1837,- w and was beingibrought up as a aompositor ...

... also found a door-handle which fitted Mdr, Palmer's back ?? .talmner' the proeecutor,'estid that he was a butcher at'id6,. Drury-lane and the prisoners were his lodgers and occupied 'the second-flor. Witness ha~dmissednmeat from js shop.. at nig~litmor the ...

... padlock down- stairs. Her Eusband had -threatened to ruin him. Mrs. Miller was reoailed, and asid she lately made her debut at Drury-lane Theatre, and Mr. Chatterton had promised ;her a better engagement. I-n consequence of the conduct of the defendant and his ...