... into Ruussell-street, nothing wa&s permitted to go through the police linesl at the south end. Riussell-street, as far- as Drury-lane, wa-s practically clear, and the only thoroughfares left open were Wellington-street and the west end of Russell-street ...

... the value of £30, the property of Henry Wild, cab proprietor. It appeared that the cab was left outside a public-house at Drury-lane while the driver went inside for refreshment. The prisoner was seen to mount the cab and drive away. He got as far as V ...

... disorderly and with as- saulting Police-constable Webb, 82 C; and Henry Mills, 30, a general dealer, of Skelton-st-eet, Drury-lane, was accused of being drunk and disorderly and as- saulting Police-constable Beardehaw, 183 M.-The evidence of the police ...

... to a truant school for a few months. BRTUTAL ATTEXPT AT ROBBERY.- Thtoerms Stllivan, 21, a labourer, of Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, was charged with assaulting and attempting to steal a purse from I.osa Roy, an actress, re- siding at Fairlow-place, Wood-lane ...

... seven bills for £4,500, the nroperty of Messrs. W\alker andl Co., bankers, Rlotherham. I ard aen SM Swerney Were met in a Drury-lane public- llouse by one of the police officers engaged in the case. PIhe officernlaid hold of M'Sweeney and took him into ...

... St. Giles' Coroner's court yester- day on the body of Walter-Bland, aged 33; a chimney cleaner, of 41, Great Wyld-street, Drury-lane. He sometime back fell down a stage trap at the Gaiety theatre. Since that time he has been on, and off -a patient of several ...

... had also heeD removed from the vestry. On the 24th the prisoner pledged the timeptsce at Mr. Davidson's, pawnbroker, of Drury. lane, for fis., and upon calling again for a further advance suspicions were aroused, and he waes given into custody. -The prisoner ...

... Joseph, the courteous and clever youn¢ lady f- wvho has foe the ,ass six years bseen secretary to Mr. Augustus Hasrris at Drury Lane Theatre, has resigned her position there, and has accepted a very advan- er tageous offer to act as secretary to Mr. Daniel ...

... me. Mr Cooke-Were you in your nightdress at that time ? Prosecutrix-Yes. Cross-examined by MrPalmer-She had performed at Drury-lane Theatre, at the Empire, and at the Alhambra. She went to lodge with her mother. The prisoner never objected to her until ...

... According to the statement of Cook, about a quarter to one on the morning of the 9th July there was a Very disorderly crowd in Drury-lane. Several persons were throwing stones and gingerbeer bottles at the police. The appellant was urging the crowd on, and when ...

... inflicting bodily harm on her daughter, Mary Ann Glindon.--The prosecutrix resided with her mother in Peabody-buildings, Drury- lane, and during the evening of Sept. 18 the prisoner complained of her not having put the baby to bed, and struck her on the ...

... A. De Frece. In all probability Miss Tilley will produce the sketch at the Tivoli on the termination of the pantomime at Drury-lane. J. F. BREAN (of Dancing Mad fame) died on Thursday, the 16th inst., and was buried at Kensal Green on Tuesday. He was ...