... boffhat tol his5 os b friend from Man- he fo c s r lod(lge for a 9 ew daysn e until l c e i . teatcicol tc, ggem ort at Drury Lane Theatre, as a :a1rpsre hCe' cre conducted, and hearing hemp As he to to ihe p eople, an arrange. acqul rth hs at bis frnikl ...

... to the deceased to ascertain her sister's address, whereas he h had ascertained that she was at her sister's house near Drury-lane on the i previous day, was false. Inspector De Ma1id said in reference- to another statement the aecused Mi^ry Donovan had ...

... paititer's tiboutir, c iii Dennii liarringtoni, a porter, ill young ieni, wovt e gave addresses iii tCie neeitlibouirtood of Drury-lane atud ntito, were eiarng d with loitariitg, suppis1 for (he pir. pose (f cniatnitting a felony. Detective Muirpiiy, of tile ...

... last, a man who gave the name of Philip Johnson, and described himself as of no occupation, residing at a lodging.bouse in Drury.lane, was brought before Mr. Flowers, charged with distributing filthy prints, and be. 2 having indecently, in the district of ...

... pute. From 1844; to 1862 be Was the sole'or prineipal manager of Sadler's Wells, and sincd'then had acted at the Lyceuin, Drury-lane, the Gaiety, add other X theatres. ' MONEY-LENDERS AND T'EIR VIOC'TlS. t IN a case healrd bhtc'be Mr. Daniel, Q.C., at the ...

... Ma~ii's-la ie. 'Ileo prosecutor, w-ho *,CLineLl to bea gentlluanifefrot thecountry, deposed i ic vas e-ailkiitg throuagh Drury-lane between ,'ii 'itd eight iii the eveailag, when lie made the mi-: tlorlle of the two yorntg ladies at the bar-. Ile ., iianiolw ...