... fortnight lie 'had not been sober. On Friday, ajbout two in the afternoon, the wife of the deceased, who resides int Wyldcoourt, Drury-lane, left her home %witl some articles to pledge, that she might obtain food for her children, and was returning 'homewards ...

... Willis, latter' be'ing refused the situation at Mr. Rockley's, entered the:service of Mr. Wild, the Marquis. of .Granby, in Drury-lane, on the 6Lh of January last;on a cha. racter given to him by Elkins';' and on the 10th, namely, four ,days afterwvards wvas ...

... been entitled to a verdict. MEETING -Or TSE LEAGT E.'-The usual weekly meet- ing of the Anti-Corn-League took plare in Drury lane The- atre on Wednesday evening. Mr. Wilson took the clair at seven o'clock, at which hour the house was full. Hav. ing ...

... Hart- iey was opposed, in the Insolveat Debtors' Court, by Mr. Nichols, for Tc omas Bartlet Simpson, of the Alhion Tavern, Drury-lane, and by Mr. Cresswell for several creditors.The insolvent was a nephew of tse late Earl of Scarborough. He had been made ...

... step-son, Edward Smith, five years of age- Margaret Callaghan stated, that she occupied a room in a house in Short's Gardens, Drury-lane; about a fortnight since the prisoner, with his wife and the child in question, came to lodge with her, and they all slept ...

... ACCIDENT TO MISS CLARA WEBSTER. l e In our Town Edition of last week we gare a short account of an accident which occurred at Drury Lane Theawre, on Saturdav evening, to the above named lady, and which, wve regret to state has since terminated in her death ...

... excitement and affliction. She said her name was Harriet essie Nelson; she resided at No. 3, Cross-court, Vinegar- yard, Drury-lane, and was a laundress, with threechildren,in very destitute circumstances. Having read in the newspapers ttn account of the ...

... two young men 'o years of age, were indicted for stealing a bag containing 36lbs of coffee, tile property of a grocer in Drury-lane. The Jury found both Guilty. Th! Court having received an unfavorable report of the prisoners, they wvere both sentenced ...

... Felo-de-se. deal oe C211LD a ltsraDEru.-O Thursday morning a great d O citement was caused in the neighbouth d f J -*t. and Drury-lane, in consequence of gh e diseoverhd 0f Lillt; ?? a female child, which appearances would m dl b5W murdered. It appeared that ...

... thereof. The Jury fouod the prisoner Guilty, and the learned Judge osetlenced him to hard labor for one year. THE MURDER IN DRURY-LANE. Thiomnas Wcilliatm Wicks, aged 20, was placed in the dock, charged with the wilful murder of James Bostock. Mr. Bodkin ...

... brought up on suspicion of being concerned in stealing a silver lock from the oyter shop of Air. Pearkes, fin Vinegar-yard, Drury-lane. Hle slated that the articles were takeis by a person who accompanied bin, and with whom he had become acquainted only a ...

... threatening ma life, and called out Police. Meanwhile the prisoner ran away in the direction of Drury-lane, Willians Hatherway, of Harcourt-street, Drury-lane, compositor, said I was in Drsiry-laue between eight and nine o'clock, at the corner of Princes-street ...