... notice of what they lwould require them to do. ASSAULTTNG A JuDGn.-A furniture dealer named ,Dowd, of 14, MWhite Horse-yard, Drury-lane, -was the defendant in a case heard at the Westminster )county court on Wednesday. He was in a very en- I cited state, and ...

... a claim from the London and Westminster Loan Company against Thomas Dowd, a furniture dealer, of 14, White- horse-yard, Drury-lane, to recover the balance of a pro- missory note. When the case was called on the defen- dant, who entered the witness-box ...

... Williams. Sergeant Moser, Scotland-yard, deposed that on the 23rd June, at threa o'clock, he want to 21, White Hart-street, Drury-lane. It wasa booksellers hop. HR went in andsawthe male defendant behind the counter, and asked to have one of the photographe ...

... Inspector Wood, of the B division, at Bow-street station, that the defendant, who with his wife lived at 21, White Haitsttbet, Drury-lane, known as the Novelty Stores, were in the habit of selling prints of a very objectionable description. A convarnicatiot ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Manager, Mr. Harris. To-Night, at B.U, THE Missis. A. Harris, W. Rjjjnoid, Harcouit, Gibson, Boleyn, Ford, Beck, Lilly, H. and Hairy Jackson; Helm Barry, A'. and Fanny Josephs.—At 7.30, SERIOUS API'AIR. ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY LANE. Lesseeand Manager, Mr. Augustus Harris. To-Night, B.U, WORLD. Messrs. A. Harris, W. Rignold, Hairourt, Gibson, Bolton, Glo\or. Ford, Bonne, Lilly, Matliison, il. Nicholls, and Hairy Jackson; Helen Barry, F. Plough, and Fanny ...

... t bethwalk, was charged before Nr. Newton with assault- j ing Richard Markham, a plasterer, of 22, Russell-court, t and Drury-lane, stealing a hat, value 4s. 6d., and a dorin.I The prosecutor stated that about eleven o'clock on Stcur-C day night he was ...

... exertions. FIXE ANfD Loss or LIFE.-At an early hour on Mon- day morning considerable excitement was caused in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, in consequence of the out. break of a fire on the premises of Mr. O'Keefe; brick- layer. At the time of the outbreak thirty ...

... THE FATAL FIRE IN DRURY-LANE. On Monday D r. Haidwicke held an adjourned in- quest ait the King's Head tavern, Broad-street, cc, Bloonisbury, oi i the bodies of John Brown and Julia 5,s Higgins, who were burnt to death early on the Pe morning of the Uch ...

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... body of Caroline Kimberley' aged forty-nine, one of the persons rescued from the fire which occuired in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, under circumstances already reported. Evidence was given showing that when the alarm was raised deceased, with her husband ...