... In this instance the well wee closed, and only two other oases ot this disuse were reported dating the year, vis, cat in Drury Lane, and another Dunchurch Rond, both at which recovered. With these exceptions, the only other esses ot infectious disease ...

... this instance the well was closed, and only two other cases of this disease were reported during the year, vis., one in Drury Lane, and another Dancburcb Road, both of which recovered. With there exceptions, the only other cases of Infectious disease ...

... proved the eaaa, stated that daring Sunday night found the prisoner steping in the eoaohhouse tba Ball Hotel stables in Drury lane, and having found him there oo previous occasion and cautioned him, locked him up.— The untaeadaats of the prisoner wan ...

... proved the case, stated that during Sunday night found the prisoner sleeping the coachhouse at the 801 l Hotel stables In Drury Lane, and baring found him there on previous uud cautioned Uin.be locked him up.- - The antecedents of the prisoner were not ...

... tto bosiaaaa pnneadad. Tto laopactcr of Nuisance* reported that during the fortnight to tod High attest. Sheriffs Street, Drury Lane. Sheep Street, sad other parte of tto town, aad had given aetioas to shale II froth oases of The Obaibmah mid that m the ...

... on May Bth, and pleaded gnilty.—F.C. Millership said that on Hat uni night at quarter past eleven he found defendant in Drury Lane v?ry drunk. He could not stand, and witness, with assistance, took him to the police station.— Mr. Wood told defendant be ...

... Rugby on May «th, and pleaded guilty.—PC. Millership said that on Saturday night at quarter past eleven he found defendant Drury lAne verv drunk. He could not stand, and witness, with ambiance, took him to the police station.— Mr. Wood told defendant he ...

... the Graziers’ Arms. When going to the latter place, witness met him in the Market Place and told him to home. He went up Drury Lane, everybody he met, and at last witness told him if he did not go home he should lock him up. Defendant then turned on him ...

... at on August 2nd, and pleaded guilty.— P.C. Johnson stated that about half-past nine on Monday night lie was on duty in Drury Lane, when be saw defendant turner! out of the Prince of Wales Inn. Defendant was very drunk, and witness requested him to go ...

... Rugby on August 2nd, and pleaded guilty.— P.C, Johnson stated that about half-past nine on Monday night he was on duty in Drury Lane, when saw defendant turned out of the Prince of Wales Inn. Defendant was very drunk, and witness requested him to go to ...

... Elizabeth Howard said she was the wife of prosecutor, and she saw the defendant on Monday last about p.m. in Mr. Howard yard In Drury Lane. Witness saw defendant take the kidneys from a sheep Which was hanging up. Witness spoke him, and asked him what he wwlcd ...

... Elisabeth Howard said waa wile of prosecutor, and saw the defendant on Monday tori about 8.30 p.m. to Mr. Howard, yard in Drury Lane. Witnemsaw driendrottake the kidney* from sheep which waa hanging up. Witnare spoke to him, and asked torn what he wanted ...