... -Evidence was given in support of the opening statement of counsel, and also as to the respondent being identified at the Drury-lane theatre, where at present he is engaged; and a decree nisi, with costs, was granted, with costody of the children. MONFY ...

... by striking her with a ?? the night of the 10th inst. the prisoner called a constable, who was on duty in Kemble-street, Drury-lane, and told 4 him that he hadl stabbed his wife, adding, l She drove me to it; I am very sorry. - The injured woman was ...

... night, in company with another professienal and his wife, hired the defendant's cab. He drove them to the Opera Comique, to Drury-lane, and to Goth's.' She paid him first7s. 6d.,andthen 5s. She afterwards asked him to drive her home to her residonce in ...

... . BOW-STREETR ROUGeS IN9 DRUWRiYLANE.-A lad named David Berty was charged with disorderly conduct in White Hart-street, Drury-lane.-On Mlouday night the prisoner and a number of other young roughs had sesemnbled in the street and were engaged in throwing ...

... in the 63rd, now known as the Manchester regiment, and he applied for a bed at a common lodging-house, 21, Parker-street, Drury-lane. The prisbner, who was the assistant deputy, showed him into a room. He entrusted him with his coat, on which were fastened ...

... t ad Lincoli'a-inn-fields. . On'DegSth~thetw.odefendants a as and another. man- were, in the- neighbburhood. of i rs Drury-lane;where there wasa crow4,,and a. deal of ] ,s. pushing. 'The prisoner Iiarzaglini. Was saen. to ,d strikethe prosecutbor- ...

... of l0s., with intent to defraud. The prisoner, who represented that he was out if work, applied to the Betterton-street, Drury-lane, Branch of the M.Lansion H~ouse fund for the relief of the unemployed, and for three weeks he Shad been given hall s. sovereign ...

... his complaint was that he delivered a play of his called Cltidee1vhtuse to the defendant, Mr. Augustus Harris,, lessee of Drury-lane theatre, who had detained'thae NS., It was said that Mr. Harris-had given instructions for the return of the MS., and 'h ...

... inbimrating that he would accept bail in two sureties -of 257. each. ' LREWBL A Bu7RaLAnx P ?? e. H0vad, 33, of ennedy-court, Drury-lane, and Jhn eRoaews, 41, of7 the same address, labourers, were charged withey tilfully breaking a plate-glass window in sathe ...

... weeks'hardlaboux ALLEGED ILIEGAL OPERATION.-ERductr Bproule, 25, surgeon, Tichfield-street, ans Edteard Thoemas, 36, chemist, Drury-lane were charged with having, on the 21st o: August, performed an illegal operation or Mrs. Emily Stainard.-Evidence was giver ...

... itB infonnation to the poince. The prisoner hsd been liing Wih a man named Cornehs w rowleyt au porri in Onite Io~se-yerd, Drury-lane, and about July ao, ?? thab- she wve8 abontb to' becoie a mother,' he accompeneed her to Oharingerosl~, wvhere he put her ...

... her husband was a pianist and musical composer.-., 3xaminition con- tinued: She and her husband lived first of all at 142, Drury-lane, where he left her.- Mrs. Jane Guthrie, a widow, residing at 50, Queen's-road, St. John's-wood. deposed that in January ...