... George Hodgson, Efq. coroner, tI at Mr. Kitchen's, the Three Compasses public-house, at 'the cornerof the Coal-yard and Drury-lane, on a the viiew of the body'sf Mary Murphy, otherwise a 'Baker, supposed to have' been murdered by a anan of p the name ...

... BEDfWOR'TH was indjted for the wilful hi murder of Elizabetlr Beafniore, on 'the zoth'of June-lafc, bi in Short's-gardens, Drury-lane. : tt Mr. ANDsIoEwso.pened the cafe, and Mr. GuRsxy o0 in lated the circumflances to the Jury. (c ,Surh,.Csflipfon was then ...

... carriage, and he was drawn up the Strand, along which Mr. Thistliwood had preceded him.' They were taken too Mr. West's, in Drury-lane, where Dr. lVatton was r waiting tn receiee and congratulate them, where they alighted, and ; addressed the multitude from ...

... the watchhioufe the fame evening, when hd admitted that his niame was William Jones-. and that he tefided inPatkcr-flreet, Drury-lane. Furzenan all'o fwore that the prifowierifaid to him, he knew it was a bad note and that he knew vhe Tihould go -for life ...

... drew thie knife from hefi 'side. Ste wa4 taken to a qsurgeon's, where tshe dted in a few* minutes. rn C. A. Hudsqmn, of Drury Lane Theatre. stated that he c- had knovn the dereased about six years. She wa4 thirty. te sixyears of age. and the wife of a ...

... acrieited of fe the charge ef picking a geintlemn'ssn p pcket of a gold a, sIatcha, &C., on the. seighit',the King went to Drury-lane - -Theatre. Mr. Pmsrkins seas the principal party son pro. foreleg the bill of indict ment against these persons. C - 01 ...

... The Collections amounted to £40 3s. 9d. i r A fine child, two years old, belonging to Mrs. e Mayo, No. lo, Parker-street,Drury-lane, -London, an 0 only child, was deprived of one of its eyes by some tais- lchievotus boys, one of whom threw a handful of ...

... were elected Vice-Presiderts of the C1- lege for the year ensuing. Madame Catalati has just concluded an en- gagement at Drury Lane. She sang three songs per night tbr six nights, and received from Mr. Eilibton z(O, or about £44 per song. The iron trade ...

... abilities, and become the friend ofaefricndileso. youog mhan., ?? iso Ad .engte on tile Committee of fmoasg'ei~nk~Oiof. Drury lane p tive, TheatrL, assisted materi ally in bringinrg forward' lii Neon bofoke, u~ le the Loodons public. They all ktnew hoW ...

... side of his head, and had been jabsent from Eriglandi twventy'tlhrme years.-Clharge- 2- 1Airs. Harding, of Vinegar.yard, Drury-lane, said, tbat tee prisoster obtaitned from her a sovereign, under tire pretence thatie wasa reliativeotherhtssand s a Charge3 ...

... sovereigns of which she gave tbe following particulars *-larly in the month of October, her daughter went with some friends to Drury-lane Theatre, and after the per- fornuice was over, as they returned through Russel-court, Miss Craig, one of the party, whose ...

... ants bcen fully eattbhlelie. In substanee itwtc asaetlgeageaistt tlthrn that they' having a tobaeceo-mnntfctory at No. 141, Drury-lane S Lnd a retail shup ai the same place, ai well a! enotiter retail shop at . No 12, Fleet-street, wihere the room known hy ...