... AiDunTWtinRTED Monui-At Bowestrngt on Thirsday. before Sir J. Inijheui, a dairyman named John Jenniogs4 carrying oi hbiluness in Drury-lane, appeared toa saum. moos charging him with selling Eoultyreted milk. Evidence proVing. the purdbase was giveii by Mr. J~oyle ...

... arranged to comeoupto London with the plaiutil! for afewdeays,to paya, visit to his sister,who kept a small public-house in Drury-lane. They arrived at the house on the 29th of September, when they were told that the place was fall of lodgers, but they could ...

... the Bow-street Police-court, yesterday, with causing the death of a man named George Ward. The deceased was employed at Drury.lane Theatre Ps a-painter, and was engaged in some-work on the portico of the theatre on Friday rmorning. He was standing on ...

... of Bassett's Hotel, New-stredt, BSt. Martin'e.lsne; twro others ware identifiedby Edw ard C~ouch. man, of the White Bear, Drury-lane; and one by Walteo Barton, of thle Suss~e Stores, St. Martin's.lane. Both the pri. sonera were found Guilty. Atnn Flint ...

... drowned in the canal, near Hayes. bridge on Thursday. Margaret Poulton, a deputy at a lodging.house, 19, Muacklin-street, Drury lane, identified the body na that of a woman who had lodged there. Abarmaid at the Hambrough Tavern stated that on Wednesday ...

... Covent-garden, when he pulled up at a public bar to get a soda and brandy. On returnin to the cab, which he had left near Drury-lane Theatre, e was surrounded by six or seven men, one of whom threw his arms round his neck, whilst another held a cloth over ...