... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...