... The father stated that being told on Wednes lid his Son was n ill-treating his -wife and child, b went to his lodgings in Drury Lane. He food the. prisoner, who had been drinkg, sittg on lb floor with a dagger in his hand, and thtoning murder his wife. ...

... to register the resolutioins of creditors. The debtor, Mr Frederick Balsir Chatterton, who is the Lessee and Mauager of Drury-lane Theatre, recently presented a petition for liquidation. At the first meeting of creditors he produced a statement of affairs ...

... in the treasury for some weeks. The books were honestly kept and always honestly checked, generally by some one from the Drury-lane Theatre. The paper he gave every week to Messrs Webster and Chat- terton was a correct transcript of the bock he kept. He ...

... the Court of Bankruptcy last Saturday. ~r Roxhuegh, Q. C., and Mr George flaw appeared for the Company of Proprietore of Drury-lane Theatre, in support of au application for the removal from the Theatre of the receiver appointed under the petition for ...

... (Before Mr. Registrar BROUonA.) IN RE F. B. CE{ATTERTON. The diebtor, who is the lessee and manager of the Theatre Roval, Drury-lane, hitts of the Princess's and tlo Adelphi, has petitioned for the liquidation of his affairs, aud Mr. TnllnaLn applied to ...

... ALZEGED INDECENT PRINTS. At Bow-street, on Wednesday, William Williams, thirty-three years of age, of 21, White Hart-street, Drury-lane, described as a printer, was charged on a warrant, before MA. Vaughan, with selling obscene prints. Mr. Collette, jun., ...

... BENEFIT SOCIETY. At the Bow-street police-court this morning William Smith, described as a porter, of Great Wild-street, Drury-lane, was charged with appropriating to his own use Liot 9C. 8d., belonging to the Birmingham Slate Club benefit -ociety, of ...

... defence, and she had ex- pressly declined any other assistance at present. After other evidence, Kate Tobin, Shelden-streot, Drury-lane: I am a widow. I know the prisoner. She is my sister. I knew Mrs. Samuels, of Burton.crescent. I used to go there sometimes ...

... exhaustion, re sod gave her half a crown. On Tuesday night. having only mzade 4d. duting the day, she of slept at a lodging near Drury-lane, paying Si- the entire 4. for her bed. On Wednesday she as had a very bad day aud could not pay for a bed at ly all, nor ...

... regret of all who knew him. Mr Frederick Hine, who for come time nast had been associated with the Treasury department at Drury-lane, the Princess's, and the Adel-hi under Mr Chat- terton's management, expired on Tuesday last of syncope, at the age of ...

... supper for men of the criminal classes was given on Tuesday night at the St. Giles's Christian mission, Little Wild-street, Drury-lane, and a meeting was afterwards held in the chapel, when Sir Edmund F. Du Cane, ?? Chairmnn of the Prison Commission, presided ...

... & statei of intoxication. He was comnitted for fourteen days in default. . Je. i'ranei Jamas lIflameons, aged 4.i, of; Drury-lane, c was, oca warrant, charged with! having used certain instruaments, thereby endangering the hae o Ellent 8.nders.-Inspector ...