... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... BATHING IN 'THSE SEirENT1NE.-3fary Ann Dick- snn, a young woman, who stated that shi lived with her mother in the Coal-yard, Drury-lane, was charged before Mr. Newton with indecent conduct In Hyde-park.-Police-constable John Emmett, 219 A, stated that about ...

... proved against Kim, he was sentenced to 14 months'bard la- bour and three years' uolice supervision. ALoLEGEo RlOBn rEnY FROM DRuRY-LANE THEAT1E. -Jo/sn rhcru;trirrow, 40, cousmissionaire, was in- dicted for embezzling the sum of Is,. received by him for and ...

... the actor, and asking for the loan of 20!., in consequence of pecu-: niary embarrassments connected with his appearance at Drury-lane theatre. He wrote asecond letter in July, excusing him.n self from replying to a letter to Lord Wol-;t verton's on the ground ...

... aind were sentenced each to three monaths'llbard la~bour. CLERICEN WELL. THE ABUSE 05, POST-CAa5DS.--&rcohl Willard, of 53.Drury-lane, was sasusmoned for lravina written an pulished aI scandaleus and defamatiory libel concernlingz Williamn ?? complainant ...

... Laugharn held an inquiry at Charing. -cross' hospital, respecting the death of C(ss, Turner, aged 55. lately residing at 12, Drury-lane, who was bburnt so severely, through an outbreak of fire at the above premises, that lie expired in great pain at the above ...

... cmtssie Eguonce of the use of tool aind aitrsive Language, the pri!soner was regnected to leave thle ?? Lion anti tiii, Drury-lane, and. npoon refusinig, Pl'oice-oon- Mrable 1511 E was called in-to eject hito Ila f oun d the prisoner in a skittle-alloy ...

... comnitted for trial for attempting to commit wilful merdes, CHARGE Oie BuRGauny.-Patrsicorner,labourer, of 20, Macldin-street, Drury-lane, was charged with burglariously breaking and entering the Alhion tavern, Duke-street, St. George's, inthepossession of Mr ...

... -On Thursday I nigh;t, shortly after 11 o'clock, the match-boardl lining the walls at the south entrance to the pit of ti Drury-lane theatre was discovered to he onfirs, bt the fire was fortunately pot out without anyoftet audience being aware of the occurrene ...