... 12, St. Andrew's-court, Edward Gearey, the husband, stated that down to ten. days ago he lived at 29, (oldsmith-street, Drury-lane. On the Saturday before Christmas he and his wife had a slight discussion, out he did not give her a blow on the head ...

... Delamiere, which was an action brought bv the plaintiff, a commission arent, to recover from the defendant, an actreasi in the Drury Lane pantomime, o51. for money paid by the plaintiff on her behalf.-Mr.-Wright, for the plaintiff, saia that last year Miss Arnes ...

... at 12, St Andrew's-court. E'dward Gearey, the husband, stated that down to ten days ago he lived at 29, 1oldsmith-street, Drury-lane.. On the Saturday before Christmas he and his wife had a slight discussion, )ut he did not give her a blow on the head ...

... his 21.. 6s. back, with costs. LOST AT SEVENTEEN.-A girl of 17, named Jane West, who called herself a flower seller from Drury-lane, was charged at Westminster police-court on Wednesday with drunkenness, after re. peatedi convictions for the same offence ...

... called, and said that he had traced the prisoner ?? back to October last. He was Aten livine in a common lodging. house in Drury.lane, paying the lodging money of some foar or five men there who had been going sound to various newsagents' shops selling tickets ...

... Another man. named George Wilfon, 48 years of age, described as a boot closer, living at the County council lodging-house, Drury- lane, was charged with being concerned with the two other defendants in com- nwitting the alleged offence, but he was itoo ill ...

... stree;, Tottenham-conrt-road: Georae Mooney, 26, commission agent, Warren-street; and George Wilton, 48, a boot closer. Drury-lane, were further remanded at Marlboroughbstreet police- court, on Friday, on a charge of being concerned together in demanding ...

... Itiley, a member of the London Sclool Board, and refer- ring to the proposa*l of the Board to open a day industrial school in Drury-lane, ventures to hope that wee shall find the samne liberality and consideration of treatment in the London School Board as ...

... SMaulina 1fMoiej Pi-ice, 32, said to be well couneoted, was placed in the dock. She was found by the police on the steps of Drury Lane theatre on Sunday evening distributinE ?? to a crowd of upsvards of 500 childrer. The pri- soner was wsell known to the ...

... 'Brewster.-The prosecutor is a retired surgeon, and on the evening of May 25 he was on his way home through Short's-gardens, Drury-lane, when lie was surrounded by agangof roughs, and the prisoner, who was among them, snatched his watch chain and ran off, ...

... purpose of committing a felony.--Mr. George Wallis (Wilson and Wallis) prosecuted. He stated that there was a rehearsal at Drury Lane theatre on Tuesday afternoon. Whilst it was going on a fireman attached to the theatre saw the prisoner standing at the ...

... obtaining 5s. by false pretences. -The prosecutor is a man named Thomas Windom, a coffee-house keeper, of lKeirblo-street, Drury-lane.- DMr. Lushington grante d a remaned, MARLBOROI.GH.STREET. STBANCE JEW7EL C~ss.-'IVhoU~s C07,- etr, 32, described as a pugilist ...