... at the Central Criminal court. BOW-STREET. FRAUD BY A CaEcxrTAER.-Prank A dddriey was charged with stealing 5s. 6d. from Drury Lane theatre.-Mr. Augustus Harris said the defendant was employed by him as a cheth-taker at the upper circle of the theatre ...

... TPHE DRURY LANE TgAGEDV. Dr. Thomas held an inquest at the St. Giles's coroner court, on Tuesday, touching the death of James Whitehall, 41 years old, a. master japanner, who lodged at §, Drury- lane, and who, after attempting to murder his wife, destro ...

... shle had prepared the brealmfast and took some is to the 2decessed, when she found her dead. Dr. Morgan tMcSweeney, of 150, Drury-lane,who made a post-mortem aexamisiation, stated that the canoe of death was perito- bnitis and suffocation brought onl by a ...

... prepared tise breakfast asid took some ill to thel deceased, whets she fottnd her dead, Dr. Morganl 3McSwveeney, of 150, Drury-lane~wbo made a post-mortem exatllttintioO, stated tisat the castes of death was perils- .itis and suffocation brooght et by ...

... over it oeeks ecu thighs. A bed was procured for her ii the L hospital. Yesterday Frederick Colebroole, a lalscra siding in Drury-lane, while crossirng lls - attempted to get out of the way of a ccb, let, and fell down in front of another vehicle, the of ...

... Thomas's hospital into the circumstaces act ing the death of William White, aged 55' 3j ce painter. of 9, Goldsmith-street, Drury-lane- yor'L Marshall said he resided at 33, Tennison-streeut three road, Lambeth. On Friday afternoons shed and o'clock, his ...

... is pt'ohahlf (U Co 'r aland Inia given at the ?? wi Ih YESTERDAY'S SUM 7 Yesterday Sidney Stainer, a child, whose live in Drury-lane, set fire to his clothing Pets so severely burnt about the body that he l' and was e attended to at King's college hospital ...

... Chatterton, for many years ass. deated with Drury Lane theatre, died on Thursday morning from a severe attack of bronchitis. In conjirc. tion with Mr. Edmund Falconer he assumed the manasie- ment of Drury Lane in the winter of 18B2, and in It&3 became sole ...

... man, was charged with stabbing a boy and a man.-l John Grifin, the lad, residing at a lodging- Louse in Parker-street, Drury-lane, said that about half-past one o'clock that morning he was outside the lodging-house, when he heard screams some doors off ...

... -Evidence was given in support of the opening statement of counsel, and also as to the respondent being identified at the Drury-lane theatre, where at present he is engaged; and a decree nisi, with costs, was granted, with costody of the children. MONFY ...

... Thomas held an inquest, at the Middlesex hospital, on the body of Emma Jones, aged 45Ma flower-seller, of 10. Parker-street, Drury-lane. Jane Wingfield, deputy of the common lodging-house, stated that the deceased, who was formerly a laundress, was the widow ...

... of l0s., with intent to defraud. The prisoner, who represented that he was out if work, applied to the Betterton-street, Drury-lane, Branch of the M.Lansion H~ouse fund for the relief of the unemployed, and for three weeks he Shad been given hall s. sovereign ...