... hsi'to ivait amoment. She, howver wet ot; hut witness followed her, and saw her go~ into thrceifor our publict-bonses in Drury-lane, staying about a tooment in each. Her mianner led witness to infer that she was looking to see if the people in the house ...

... A. COMEDIAN FINED FOR DANGEROUS DRIVING. ON Friday, at the Marlborough.street Police.court, Mr. A.Roberts, comedian, of Drury-lane Theatre, was summoned by Inspector Rambling, of the C division, for unlawfully driving a horse and gig to the common danger ...

... the King's Head tavern, Broad-street. Bloomsbury, respecting thedeath of James Ellsworthy, aged 63, of Short's-garden, Drury- lane, who committed suicide by hanging himself, under the following circumstances. The deceased was formerly a master boetmaker ...

... On Saturday afternoon the ; hlody orf ,U al! wonmn wvas fotied in the ccllar of thel houte, 40, (ti.en, \t idll.Oxrcet, Drury-lane. The body was obherved lthrotli the cellar window from the street, and ?? its. :ppa ance mnst have been there re- several ...

... was rharged with die smerderof ?? Holloway, aged 3I.-Elizaluhelh Whitehead. at Machinist, residing at 23, Parker-street, Drury-lane, stated that on the 6th of Murich, about half- past nine iln the evelling, the prisoner eiiter ed the house, wvhich is a ...

... OF A WOMIAN FOUND IN A CELLAR. [SU1JBJECT OF ILTLUSTRATION.) LAST week a strange discovery was made in C-eat Wild-stret, Drury-lane. In the cellar of one of the houses the remains of a woman were found. It appears that a man who was one of the lodgers ...

... prosecuted; and Mr. Bruntonficks defended the prisoner. The occurrence.took place at a lodging. house in Part-er-street, Drury-lane, and the prisoner and the deceased had had a dispute, and it was alleged :that the Irrisoner:knocked the deceased -down ...

... and what I he was going to do with it, and he said he as going to take it to a coffee-shop m Drury-lane. lniglet told him he was going the wrong way to Drury-lane and made him putthechilddosn. le asked the child if she knew the man, and she said she did ...

... of stealing her clothles. It appeared that the parents of the child. pretty and interesting little girl, n e'te v live in Drury-lane, and Onl 52. ' °i 19, at about eight o'clocik, the. nluthel . - l. girl to a colioe-h ls iie llra:rcrry-la:; hadl been to ...

... was charged with the manslaughter of Annie Holloway. -The occurrence took place at a lodgiiia-hlouse in Parker-street, Drury-lane, and it appeared that the prisoner and the deceased had had a desperate quarrel and it was alleged that the prisoner knocked ...

... clothes. It appeared that the parents of the child, a very pretty and interesting little girl, seven years old, live in Drury.lane, andl on Saturday night, March 18tbh, at about eight o'clock, th'e mother sent the girl to a coffee-house in Chancery-lane ...

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