... nanmed Thonita Little,wtisteliaged ?? various sums of money be- A -iniginge to his emsployer, Mi. Golding, en, r broker, Drury-lane. at 3The prisoner was office boy, and woes frequently, sent out to eel- flect accounts. On the 16tih instant lie ores paid ...

... 20 ?? P. Tee- q ha , surgeon, 30 ?? D. Wheeler, attorney- tl sat-aw, Lime-street, 30' ?? thease of Richardh ly Bell, of Drury-lane, no order was made, tthe debt being Sl n due previous to the defendant's bankruptcy. It appeared t( e- he obtained his ...

... other,. Mr. Snowball also applied on e- ltif of Thulias Briggs, who wished to keep a re taurant iat the new buinnlis in Drury-lane. The rent woulld bo tt nearly £300 per annu.in ,- Al application by Joseph Feeney, for it license to the prailiiSte8 now ...

... and Co.). From the premises being required, I laea' ~ed during thne past month removed to the blansion-lipuse lintel, ealf Drury-lane. Sinces I have been in business it has b~ee ney eels ass to close entirely oin the Sabbath. Yesterday morniceg, after eco ...

... ease was remanded. b OseAsses 0 FeLONY AGAISOT A PoLiCas.oFpscsit.-Mr. Robert b Walker, proreer of the Mansion-house Motel. Drury-lane, prison ,reo Bra appeared bo ore the magistrate to prefer a charge of felony were a (stealing three or four oysters) against ...

... -GALLINDOo AND ANOTHER aV. on PaimSTOPaNo.-In this ease the plaintiffs, Antonio Gial- ret hi- indu and Jose Romero, freighters, Drury-lane, sought to mnc Was recover the sum of £50 from the defendant, Thomas Pros- lain doetopino, shipowaaer, Belle-viewv, Derby-road ...

... insidle, ansi, one of them remaining in front to keep watch in Water-street, Rymer proceeded to tite back of thie premiess, la Drury-lane, where lse saw the Isisloner, with a leather bag in his hiad, makinag his I e8,,apo. On seeing the olhicor, the prisomner ...

... corn mnerchant, Feansick-atrect. felle Joseph Hubback, corn merchant, itcnwiok-street. fend Henry Jumnp, corn nrcrhtaut, Drury-lane. mnan William It ilgeur, merchant, Riehumsund-torrace. Obte Richa rd Johns se Lockett, usorchact, Ktieg-street. of a ifameis ...

... BURaSELrAIMR' CaSses-The following cases of hter this descriptioii were brought before lbt or -Pelhis ich- Tomas almns, Drury-lane, fined 5s. and coits; Christopher sldLows, Rid'sy-street, 40s. asid coals; Henry Liveriiedge, Fonl- tls tonoy-street, '20e ...

... erchaut, Bedfordostreet South; Edward of Johsltone, merchant,, Tower-buildings, Water-street; Henry P Jump, corn merchant, Drury-lane; Edgar Musgrove, broker, 0 Oldball-street; Alexander Powell, bide factor, King-street; J. IC Iy A. Smith, merchant Matl ...

... 6e. aun costs; William Sumner, beer- Ine seller, fiarpet-street, selling after boers, Ss. and costs; 11 08James Fields, Drury-lane, Sunday trading, its. and netsc ss ;ed Jui ais erolr ?? onbesleat Leesre, udytayn,5.adcot ?? try WalcbesleHdil-tet e ie ...

... ; Heirs% ,.r~gontl dy beerseller, Hfarding-s-resti, Windsor (Sunday trapl l- ) dis- so missed ; Mary Lewie, heerseller, Drury-lane, chsmlssai le at SATURDAY, DEcaEmBnr 20. ~ts BEFORE SIR. CROPPER. ts STRALIG PttOVeSt\Ss.-Miary Heoreby was st-nt to 2aul ...