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... feloniously dis- charging a revolver at ~enry Neal. with intent to murder aud causing him grievous bodily harm, at No. 40, Drury- lane. The unfortunate victim wans an errand boy uoder the direction of the defendant. On Dee. 23 they were in a cellar together ...
... Central Criminal Court. At the Highgate Police-court, John Lewis, aqd 40, describinghimuself as a labourer, of Parker-street, Drury. lane, was charged before Messrs. Bodkin and Hill with Iburglaziously breaking and entering the dwelling-house of the Rev. Reginald ...
... & 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 ...
... mother produlced one of the rings, stating that elb2 found it on ths doer of witoce'ss roost.-r lesther Wa~tkins, 126t, Drury-lane, deposed that on F'riday mormnin the prisoner brought a. ring a nd asked if It. walse gold. Witness tried it antl found ...
... BOW-SThEET. oietr Weller, 40 years of age, living in Dudley-et, SL Giles's, a tailor; and Earer .Hod'es, 21, of ckin- street, Drury-lane, were charged with being concerned, with another man not in custody, in steeling a purse con- taining four 5?. Bauk of England ...
... of a gentleman 3 livinz at 42, Charles-street, Berkoley-square, said on the night of the let of January he caine out of Drury-lane Theatre, and as it was raining he put up his umbrella. As he was passing along some men pushed against- him, I and he felt ...
... Ale rny, aged 22, and Catle. nns Alarney, aged 17, and a young girl named Marv Mahoney, aged 15, a living in Orange-court, Drury-lane were chazged before Mr. Vaughan with violently assault- ing May Crowley.-The prosecutrix, who also lives in Oanuge-court ...
... sittingas COhief Tudge.) ' it nI F. 3. oiriAroe.T'' The -liquidating debtor in' this case IS th'well -dowvn leesse of Drury,-lane Theatre, .who, reeently failed'for upwards 6f 36, 000. At the first medling of the creditors they agreed to a resolution ...