... miserable-looking, elderly woman, was charged with being drunk and incapable. A police. constable stated that she was found in Drury-lane, drunk, incapable. and behavingin a disorderly manner. The gaoler's assistant stated that the prisoner had been eighty-two ...

... bad on the Thursday after she. took the room, and she went out for the ostensible'tE purpose of going to see Dr. Ryan, in Drury-lane. On the Sunday night the deceased was much worse, and Dr. Watkins was sent for, and prescribed for her. During Monday night ...

... Drury-laue by a cry of alarim that a man was anc murdering his wire. A woman dashed into the rig' surgery of Dr. Ryan, at 1iO, Drury-lane, and begged alle him to come over it o7ce. On procet.islg to No. 5, ma Dr. Ryan ?? that the man-named James White- An hall ...

... aftesinbon considerable excitement was created at the 'Holborn end of Drury-lane by a cry of alarm that a man was murdering his wife. A woman dashed into the surgery of Dr. Ryan, at 150, Drury-lane, and begged him to come over at-once. On proceeding to No. 5 Dr ...

... Street.-A young man named Joseph Hurley was charged with assaulting Mr. Cross- thwaite. Prosecutor said ha was walking down Drury-lane with some friends when they were ob- structed by a gang of roughs, numbering about twenty. He tried to pass, but suddenly ...

... that she had prepared the breakfast, and took some in to deceaEed, when she found her dead, Dr. Morgar MI'Sweeney, of lo5, Drury-lane, who made a post-ruortem examina- tion, stated that the cause of deaths was peritonitis and suffocation brought on by a ...

... there. r r ON Monday, at the Bow-street Police-court, ?? Cronin was charged with an assault. John a Fitzgerald, employed at Drury Lane Theatre, said athat oa Saturday night, after the theatre was over, . - a gentleman sent him for a carriage. He startbed ...

... to the aooused. He was arrested, and was remanded for inquiriee. Marlborou.-h Street.-Henry Hatterton, of Macklin-street, Drury-lane, was charged %vith assaultitg two women unknown, in Woet etreet. From th3 evidence it appeared that on Friday night the ...

... evidence, said that on the 11th of last month, between a quarter and half-past twelve at night be was taking a prisoner up Drury-lane to the police-station when he was surrounded by the two prisoners and a number of other men. Sullivan gave him a blow in ...

... had died in a hospital, and that that made her attempt to commit d suicide. She was not married. She had been living g in Drury-lane. Her mother had promised to attend a e, in court. Mr. Bridge remanded the prisoner. al r, MARY WEBSTER, a good-looking young ...

... cabman for t a reckless driving ana miacondnot towaras his wifeaid c D child. The cab was hired to take the parties from t r Drury-lane to Gower-street. Oao the way the oab I was brought into frequent oollision with the herb, and at last the lady refased to ...

... prisoners asserted that the woman fell in, ACCIDENT AT DRURY L&NE TBElETRE,. SooN afttr five o'clock on Saturrday afternoon at Drury Lane Theatre, oeney Fasedon, living at 49, York-streot, Westminster, a property mlan, was walking acroms one of the roomns ...