... inform his father what had occurred. and then he communicated with the police. On Monday, the 19th, he saw the prisoner in Drury. lane, and pointed his out to the detective. Since the last examination he had seen one of his pianos in pledge in Brydges.street ...

... TRSEET.. ]KmxAPrrneGCmrmoze.-OnaTnesdayir. Duncombe;o- I licitor (who was accompanied by Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee I at Drury Lane), applied to M~r. HEenryfo~r awarrant againsta.i aheyson ?? kicis, a derthefollowi t!rcI§stuetaroos.I ?? application was ...

... said he had received a variety of subscrip- tions for the widow Chapman, amongst them 21. from Mr. E. T. Smith, lessee of Drury Lane Thpatre,., accompanied by this letter:- - Sept. 2nd, 1857. Mr. E. T. Smith presents his compliments to Mr. Yardley, and ...

... course was most essential in case of dispute. Mr. E. Clarke, who conducted the ease on behalf of Mr. Hanson, milk dealer, of Drury -lane, by whom the summonses were taken out, said that the Act applied only to official pro- seeutions. Mr. Flowers now decided ...

... deposed that having received information he went in company with police-constable Hines to the honse, 10, 1 Charles-street, Drury lane, where he found the prisoner r la the second floor back roonm. He asked if she had any. thing In the room that did not belong ...

... London-bridge. tia the Satur- day they both paid a visit to StL Paul's, the Horticultural Exhibition, and in the evening to Drury Lane Theatre. He left him about nine o'clock. He saw nothing more of him until he heard he was locked up in the otation-house ...

... into conversation about Nelson's monument, which resulted in an invitation to have some refreshment. They walked towards Drury. lane, where they had a glass of milk together. Chalkley then came up, and all three went to a ublic-house. Chalkley said he had ...

... that these were old offenders, and if remanded Soae more might be ascer- tained about ?? Williams, of 10, Charles-steeat, Drury lane: Darid Filzyerald, L. Frytngpan-alley, Stoney- lnaue Sptalfelds-; and Ref rd Keb1, of Johau3-treet New court, wars also ...

... re- fusing, if they were on the rank waiting for hire ? The constable explained that the rank was close to the theatre in Drury-lane, and nothing short of a whole family of four or six-which enables them, under the new Act, to realize a good sum by extra ...

... exScU- toio oE-his-duty. Nixon found the prisoner, a little bef re one o'clock on; Sunday morning, sitting on a door-step mo Drury- lane. S She refused to move, and, struck him in the face. She then threw herself on tihe ground, and co- menced-screaming loudly ...

... follow scdt. The nliarters are threateninta x gecieral locl-eit amlongst the s-arleue branches of tlo building teilcie THE DRURY LANE MIURDER. ?? HOLLAND REPRIEVED. Oct Friday afternoon Crusoe1l lilihcaci, the. Governor of Nergiste iacd ?? Prisocce, receivc ...

... Great 13Litaba has arrived from New South Wales with 1,427 ounces of gold, valued at 5,7081.-Mr. E. T. Smith the lesses of Drury Lane Theatre, according to his annual cuctom for several years past, distributed on Friday his C bristmasgifts to the poor and ...