... minutes, invited.him into a. neighbouring public-house for refreshment. Subsequently.. they. engaged him to drive them to Drury-lane. At' one o'clock oin Tuesday ?? tor Marshall, Detectiv'-sei'geaits Partridge; Record, Barthn, and DMteotive Collins arrested ...

... was bound over in two sureties of d to keep the di peace for six imotiths, or be imprisoned for one month. Be Robbery in Drury-lane. At Bow-street, William Staunt an active-looling young fellow, %vas charged with stealing a gold chain and medal, worth ...

... the Bow-street Police-court, with burglary. The case was e remarkable one. The ground floor front of 23, ,isoell.court, Drury-lane, is occupied as a florist's ware- house, the tenant being Mrs. Julia King. Beneath is a awhich was locked up and supposed ...

... Somern-town and irury-lanie, who were armed with iron bars, which pa they had wrenched fromt an iron fence. One of the wl Drury-lane boys came up to Thomson-who had 00 takenno part whateverr in thefight-andstrackhim on gr, the head with an iron bar. Mrs ...

... she bad done h it. My life has been a mnicery since I married her twelve mlonths ago. If you go to Mr. Cruick, ol r 13, Drury-lane, he wiil give you my character and hems too. You may also ask Mr. Snelgrove at the 0 public house next door. I had to leave ...

... shirt found. ?? was discharged and Carlo was re- manded. in . THE CLARE MARKET TRAGEDY. a JACOB uILL, of Gilbert-passage, Drury-lane, was tg charged on remand at Bow-street, on Tuesday, with ,d causing the death of his wife, Emma Hill, by stabbing ' her ...

... maliciously shooting at William Driscoll, with intent to do him grievous bodily arm. The proseotor, a labourer, residing in Drury-lane, on the night of 4th June met the prisoner, when some altercation ensued, and the prisoner was alleged to have said, 1 ...

... was remanded. t ti Mucking a Policemn v. A young man, who gave the name of Thomas William v Smith, and an address at a Drury-lane comimon lodging- v; house, was charged, at Westminster Police-court, on Saturday with being (concerned in throwing the police- ...

... that some time ago a company brought out a piece at the Royalty Theatre which was notsuccessful. A benefit was got Lup at Drury Lane Theatre for the assistance of those ,who had been engaged at the theatre, and while the I money that had been thus obtained ...

... accused were committed for trial. A Young Brute. John Marney, aged eighteen, described as a boxmaker, of Betterton-street, Drury-lane, was charged on remand, before Mr. Horace Smith, at the Clerkenwell Police- court, with violently assaulting Police-constable ...