... landlords will ever grant, if they can help it. A gang of female coiners were apprehended on Monday last, in Ciha'les-strect, Drury-lane. On Rerichiag the place, mouids, applicable to the purposes of manufacturing coun- terfeit coin, were found. ...

... Thwvaites (widow of Mr. Thwaites,) of Fen- church-street, of robbing an elderly gentleman from the country, In the pit of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday last. After a very strict inquiry the Magistrate came to the con- clusion, which appears to us, who have ...

... Thwaites (widow of Mr. Thwaites,) of Fen- churtih-street, of robbing an elderly gentleman from the 1ountry, in the Dit of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday last. After a very strict inquiry the Magistrate came to the con- clusion, which appears to us, who have ...

... Thwaites (widow of Mr. Thwaiti,'Of Fen- chiarch-street, of robbing an elderly gentleman from the country, in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday last. After a very strict inquiry the Magistrate camne to the con- C1Usleou which appears to us, who ...

... Thwaites (widow of -Mr. Thwaites,) of Fen- church-street; of robbing an elderly gentleman from the country, in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday lastl After a very strict inquiry the Magistrate came to the con- clusion, which appears to us, who have ...

... Thwaites (widow of Mr. Thwaites,) of Fen- oburch-street, of robbing an elderly gentleman from the country, in the pit of Drury-lane Theatre on Tuesday last. After a very strict inquiry the Magistrate caine to the con- clusion, which appears to us, who ...

... was placed atthe bar, charged with throwing her child froin the window of her 'house (se- cond floor) in Charles-street, Drury-lane.-From the state. montof Kirkmau, 107 F, itappeared that the previqnuevening, about eight o'clock, vwhein he was walking ...

... John A4son two juvenile thieves, were charged with having stolen a plate of ready-dressed meat, the property ofa cook in Drury-lane, ulhicl had been cut in tempting slices and placed in the ?? cook, who wias not a little lbundi fat, oily maln, appcared ...

... Anderton, who described himself as a comedian, waes Charged by Charles Lascomb, a broker residing in White Hart-street, Drury-lane, -with an ?? I appered that at nine o'clock- that morning, the defendant came reeling drunk from a public-house, and committed ...

... vocalist of consi- derable attainments, who had been engaged to perform and sing at the English Opera-house, and also at Drury-lane, both of which were at that time under the direction and manage- ment of the defendant. The plaintiff had been engaged at ...

... mentione and Mr. Comboe ws bound'ovet to , prosecute. ORz Saturday, Robert Meyrick, a porter,; living at No. 28, Wyld-street' Drury-lane, returned hone iin an ?? state of, intoxication, and, having :qqarrellcd with his wife, threw himeei out of the'win'dqw ...

... and for a new trieL .'The *cbin. was tried before Lord Abinger at the last sittings, add til bkought against the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre for &teij ofasalary due for services at that theatre, and utisd ktt6 iEaglishOpera-house. The verdict was in fvour ...