... t interest, and there is a dry humour abt'ut the end b which make it well worth quoting ?? l a the evening o we went to Drury-lane Tbeatre. There was a riot ia p the house caused by a change of perforniauee-stamp. a ing, shouting, crying-which the presence ...

... )-' ?? v. Mleade.-This was an notion to recover £116 and interest. The plaintiff was a widow, residing in Shelton.street, Drury-lane, following the occupation of a costermonger, exchanging orookery-ware for old clothes. The defendant was the ?? contrac- ...

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... as to what she would do when she came out. DRfURY LANE THEATRE. IL . AUGUSTUS HARRis will produce on Saturday next, at Drury-lane, on a very grand scale, a new ballet entitled Les Sirdnes. Nothing, we understand, will be spared in any department to ...

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... aged sixteen, were charged last Saturday at the Bow-| street Police-conrt with disorderly conduct in Beoi terton-street, Drury-lane. Police-constable 14 E stated that late on the previous night his attention was called to mlnmber of young girls, about ...

... evidence of constables specilllv appointed to detect the offenders that nuineroes conr plaints were side by persons living in Drury-lane, Long- acre, &v. One lad was found gambling, with about fifty others, in Coram-street, at the back of a chnroh, and when ...

... iln, aged twentyniynel livinga Mackirln-~i I* street, Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Vauaghn e with the unlawful possessiou of n n unbrella. The a prisoner wes Seen inl Broed-coiirt, Drury-lane, by a Police-constable Ifutcheos, 328 , on Monday morn- ...

... countitu g. FIRII-. ANiD LOSS il-' lIFE. NN itIidaV moniricgt considurable excitement was .n:ieand in Shlirt's-c'srdem.i, Drury-lane, in cones- ;o,-lc tr the ocii hi nh of a fire on the premisoe of 'Vr. O'lihsfo, bricldayer. At Ute time of the out- I tliirty ...

... llittlterlson, 2S6 E,, was vhtirged with beinz drunk lanti violently nssaultimg Ellenl Johnson, of 8, Parlcer-Atreeto, Drury-lane. In. ?? pecor Dx3 Maid said the prisonnr was charged by order of the Ceommissioners of 'Police, He, was afraid th~at it ...

... accommodatud wvit. a chair in the witness-boi. She gave the namo sI el Johnson, and stated that she lived in Parlker- cre, , Drury-lane. Ou Thursday night, the 30th jIn;., sho wvas in Cross-lane, and met a friend, who eri -ssed that they should have some ale ...

... prisoners, a man named I O'Keefe and a woman named Simmons, were chared with manslaughter by setting fire to a house in Drury-lane, the result being that two persons who were in the house at the time were burnt to death. The evidence was very confused ...